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Documentary on the life and political career of Mahomed Ali Jinnah, 1876-1948, founder of Pakistan.

• 1. 1906-1924.

A compilation of speeches made at the inaugural function of the Jinnah Society at Lincoln's Inn in April 1984, including reminiscences by friends and contemporaries as well as documents from Jinnah's student days at Lincoln's Inn. In the JUBILEE series.
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• South Asia today
• Introduction: Behind a conflict
• Part 1: India's early history
• Part 2: From reform to independence
• March 1946: Moment of decision
• Positions in brief
• Position 1: Cabinet mission
• 2: Congress party
• 3: Muslim league
• 4: Unionist party
• 5: Sikhs-Punjab
• Epilogue: Partition and beyond
• Optional reading: What did Jinnah want?
• Chronology

• Teacher Resource Book: Choices approach to historical turning points
• Note to teachers
• Integrating this unit into your curriculum --- Day 1: Understanding India's early history
• Day 2: From reform to independence
• Day 3: Role playing: organization and preparation
• Day 4: Role playing the five positions
• Day 5: Epilogue: partition and beyond
• Key terms
• Issues toolbox
• Making choices work in your classroom
• Assessment guide for oral presentations
• Alternative three-day lesson plan.

This study provides insights into Pakistan's historical development through focusing on politics in Sindh, a key province constituting the new nation state in 1947. This examination of party and ministerial politics at the provincial level should contribute to a deeper understanding of Pakistan and the challenges and difficulties it has faced following independence in establishing a stable political system and government.
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• PREFACE
• INTRODUCTION BY SHUJA NAWAZ
• 1. Inter and External Policies of Pakistan, 1964
• 2. Kashmir, 1964
• 3. Elections
• 4. Impressions
• 5. Interview Conducted by Mr N.A. Farooque
• 6. Interview Conducted by Mr N.A. Farooque
• 7. Questions Put by Mr Altaf Gohar
• 8. Questions Put by Mr Altaf Gohar
• 9. Presidential Elections
• 10. Sino-Soviet Relations with Pakistan
• 11. Geo-Politics of Pakistan
• 12. Objectives and Devices: 20th Independence Anniversary
• APPENDICES
• 1. A SHORT APPRECIATION OF PRESENT AND FUTURE PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN
• 2. DECLARATION OF INDO-PAK WAR 1965
• 3. RESIGNATION SPEECH.
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The interviews and speeches included in this volume recreate for us, as no other book could, the era during which Pakistan was stable, prosperous, and held up as a model for other states in the continent. They contain candid comments, for instance, on Lal Bahadur Shastri and on the industrialists whom Ayub Khan is supposed to have patronized, whereas in fact he decried the concentration of wealth. He also criticizes the bureaucracy and makes decentralization his prescription for progress. The volume clears away many misconceptions about this little-appreciated ruler. His interviews reflect a man with a vision, free from all religious and ethnic bigotry. He upheld the ideals of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan for modernization of the thought process rather than regression in the face of this fast progressing world. Ayub Khan's interviews transcend the boundaries of timesince nothing has changedespecially in the politics of the country.
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