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... Kashmir . The fate of Kashmir hangs in balance and time alone can tell when and how Kashmir could be able to join Pakistan . Of the total area of Kashmir , Jammu and Gilgit , 84,471 square miles , 18 lakhs acres are under forests and 25 ...
... Kashmir . The fate of Kashmir hangs in balance and time alone can tell when and how Kashmir could be able to join Pakistan . Of the total area of Kashmir , Jammu and Gilgit , 84,471 square miles , 18 lakhs acres are under forests and 25 ...
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... Kashmir State is derived from forests . Out of timber and goods produced within the state only 10 per cent . is used ... Kashmir goods . The main markets for the export of woollen carpets , etc. from Kashmir also lie in the Punjab and ...
... Kashmir State is derived from forests . Out of timber and goods produced within the state only 10 per cent . is used ... Kashmir goods . The main markets for the export of woollen carpets , etc. from Kashmir also lie in the Punjab and ...
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... Kashmir is economically dependent on Pakistan , it is equally true that the economic life of the Punjab and Sind is dependent upon the rivers of Kashmir . The Chenab and Jhelum rivers and a number of canals from these rivers irrigate ...
... Kashmir is economically dependent on Pakistan , it is equally true that the economic life of the Punjab and Sind is dependent upon the rivers of Kashmir . The Chenab and Jhelum rivers and a number of canals from these rivers irrigate ...
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Density | 4 |
CHAP IIFOOD AND AGRI | 11 |
North West Frontier Province | 50 |
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