Pakistan History and Fact

 

Hello everyone, I am “Ali Jafri” and you are welcome to my blog.

Friends, in today's historical vlog, we will discuss the history of one of the Muslim countries in Asia and the history of this country.

Today We are gonna talk about Pakistan, and Let's get to know some interesting facts about this country, so let's start the Blog.

The full name of Pakistan is Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Pakistan has .PK Domain.

Pakistan's national sport is hockey, but cricket is very popular here.

The national language of Pakistan is Urdu, while English is the official language.

Friends, there are four provinces in this country, including Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan.

Pakistan was part of the British Indian Empire before independence and after the electoral victories of the All India Muslim League.

Later on, 14 August 1947, this country came on the world map under the name of Pakistan.

This country in South Asia has the second largest Muslim population after Indonesia.

Based on its current 2023 population of 960,221,233, it is the 33rd largest Muslim population in the world which is spread over 913,881 square kilometers and 509,340 square miles.046.1 km (650 sq mi) of coastal sea and desert with the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman to its south.

It is bordered by India to the east, Afghanistan to the west, Iran to the southwest, and China to the northeast.

It is briefly separated from Tajikistan in the north by Afghanistan's Wakhan Corridor.

Friends Pakistan was recognized as an independent state first by Iran and then by America.

Islamabad is the capital of this country, while Karachi is largest city and financial center.

Most of Pakistan's multinational companies and banks are headquartered in Karachi.

Karachi is also a center of tourism due to its beautiful beaches, historical buildings, and shopping malls.

One of the many reasons for Pakistan's popularity is its cultural heritage, which dates back thousands of years.

The traditional music, dance, literature, culture here are famous all over the world.

Pakistan ranks 164th in the world in terms of investment in education and healthcare.

The Pakistani Rupee is abbreviated as PKR, the national currency of Pakistan. The Pakistani rupee consists of 100 paise, and is locally denoted by the symbol Rp or Rs.

In the overall socio-economic index of development, Pakistan is at the strongest position in the third world.

Pakistan has the seventh-largest army in the world.

Pakistan is the only Muslim country in the world which has the most nuclear power.

Pakistan adopted a civilian government with election in 2008, and a parliamentary system with periodic elections in 2010.

Pakistan is ranked 136th in the overall ranking of the Prosperity Index.

Since 2011, Pakistan has moved up 12 places in the ranking table.

The country has suffered a lot from terrorism over the years, due to which this country is among the top 10 terrors in Asia, it has come to the second place among the countries.

Growing terrorism has caused many losses to Pakistan, but the pride is, so far. There is no mention of Pakistan in the top ten unemployed countries of Asia in the report.

Friends, this country is rich in natural resources.

The second largest salt mines in the world (Khewra Mines) are located in Pakistan.

The world-famous Pink Himalayan salt is also produced in Pakistan.

The highest polo ground in the world is in Shandur, Pakistan.

Snow-capped Himalayan peaks, rare brown bears, and otherworldly rock formations draw travelers dizzy in this wonderful part from around the world. From the sharp peaks of the Karakoram range to the fertile plains of the Indus River, Pakistan is home to amazing landscapes It is home to diversity.

Pakistan has one of the most extensive irrigation systems in the world.

The most important crops are cotton, rice, wheat, sugarcane, maize, millet, oilseeds, pulses, fruits and vegetables, and those produced in Pakistan.

According to research, this total crop value of production is about 75 percent. Stretching from the great mountains in the north to the vast alluvial delta of the Indus in the south, Pakistan is blessed with natural beauty and splendor.

It is full of mountains. Apart from bright deserts and some of the highest peaks in the world, the country is also known for tourism, hiking, mountain climbing and offers numerous attractions for skiing.

I hope you all liked this interesting vlog today. See you again with the next blog, with some more interesting stories now.