Train to Pakistan: Hoping for Freedom the Tale of Tanveer Fatima

On January 13, 1938, when my grandmother was born, she was 9 years old. At that time she had to get on the train that happened in her story. To truly understand the story, you have to understand the background and what is going on. "India is perhaps the most important to the UK in the imperial territory, because it is different from the rest of the empire, it works differently from the rest of the empire, one of the reasons Britain does not want to. They are worried that India will hold a civil war between Muslims and Hindus.

For many historians, there is no doubt that the creation of Pakistan always keeps the common religion of its population in mind. The founder of Pakistan is caught up in a vast geographical and cultural / ethnic population, expecting Muslims to become a necessary and equitable condition for tying the country. This premise is malicious and found to be unacceptable to Pakistani nationalists. Speaking of the prevalence rate in Pakistan since 1947, Salman Rashidi interprets that shame as "the soul of a dream failure, probably this place can not be imagined."

Umbreen Javaid and Qamar Fatima have studied "American Foreign Policy Parameters for Pakistan and India (2001 - 2008)". The purpose of this survey is to explain our policy parameters for Pakistan and India. The foreign policy of the United States has actively participated in the world situation at various stages from expropriation to military and non military. The two major countries of South Asia, Pakistan and India, are half of the United States, but have had a profound effect on these changes. During the Cold War, the United States received a Soviet containment policy to support Pakistan in a fight against Communism, it is necessary to tackle closely with India to enter that big market due to the possibility of US goods and investment had. However, the impressive change comes from the main event on 11th September 2001, which made these two countries the top priority of the American foreign policy agenda.