This course aims to introduce students to the major historical events leading to Pakistan's creation in 1947. It will provide an overview of the political, constitutional, and economic developments in modern Pakistan's history. The course will also explore Pakistan's potential, including its youth, geography, heritage, resources, and tourism, taking a future-oriented approach. The content will cover topics like the Indus Valley Civilization, the ideologies of prominent Pakistani leaders, the independence movement, the formation of Pakistan, its political institutions and constitutions, foreign policy, the separation of East Pakistan, Pakistani society over time, and Pakistan's cultural heritage and tourism.
This course aims to introduce students to the major historical events leading to Pakistan's creation in 1947. It will provide an overview of the political, constitutional, and economic developments in modern Pakistan's history. The course will also explore Pakistan's potential, including its youth, geography, heritage, resources, and tourism, taking a future-oriented approach. The content will cover topics like the Indus Valley Civilization, the ideologies of prominent Pakistani leaders, the independence movement, the formation of Pakistan, its political institutions and constitutions, foreign policy, the separation of East Pakistan, Pakistani society over time, and Pakistan's cultural heritage and tourism.
This course aims to introduce students to the major historical events leading to Pakistan's creation in 1947. It will provide an overview of the political, constitutional, and economic developments in modern Pakistan's history. The course will also explore Pakistan's potential, including its youth, geography, heritage, resources, and tourism, taking a future-oriented approach. The content will cover topics like the Indus Valley Civilization, the ideologies of prominent Pakistani leaders, the independence movement, the formation of Pakistan, its political institutions and constitutions, foreign policy, the separation of East Pakistan, Pakistani society over time, and Pakistan's cultural heritage and tourism.
This course aims to introduce students to the major historical events leading to Pakistan's creation in 1947. It will provide an overview of the political, constitutional, and economic developments in modern Pakistan's history. The course will also explore Pakistan's potential, including its youth, geography, heritage, resources, and tourism, taking a future-oriented approach. The content will cover topics like the Indus Valley Civilization, the ideologies of prominent Pakistani leaders, the independence movement, the formation of Pakistan, its political institutions and constitutions, foreign policy, the separation of East Pakistan, Pakistani society over time, and Pakistan's cultural heritage and tourism.
The course is designed to introduce the students to the major historical events, which led towards the creation of Pakistan in 1947. The course will be an historical overview of causes and consequences behind the creation of Pakistan. Moreover, the course will emphasize on the following themes, first, it will look into the historical evolution of creation of Pakistan, secondly, it will focus on the major political, constitutional and economic developments in the history of modern Pakistan and thirdly it will focus to have an insight into exploring the potential of the very state of Pakistan including youth, geographic location, heritage, resources and tourism with a view to explain scope and significance before the students with a futuristic approach. Main purpose of the course is to make the students aware of the history, nation-state building, and the political system of Pakistan and present potentials. Course Contents Indus Valley Civilization Ideology of Pakistan in perspective of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Allama Iqbal and Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah War of Independence 1857. Aligarh Movement and Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. The formation of All-India Muslim League and its struggle for a separate homeland (Pakistan). An analysis of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s life, career and achievements as the Governor General of Pakistan. An introduction to institutions of Pakistan (Parliament, Judiciary and Executive). Objective Resolution and the making of Constitutions in Pakistan; A concise introduction of constitutional history and salient features of 1973 Constitution. Foreign Policy of Pakistan & Pakistan's Relation with Muslim World Separation of East Pakistan 1971: A Study of Failed Leadership. Pakistani Society: an overview since inception to present with key thought on development of ethnicity, class polarization, sectarianism, militancy and religious extremism and Corruption. Geo-political and geo-strategic importance of Pakistan. Cultural heritage and Tourism in Pakistan