Islamic Republic of Pakistan was formed as a result of the partition of British India on 14th August 1947. The day is celebrated each year as "Independence Day/Jashan-e-Azadi" by Pakistanis all over Pakistan and the world. The Muslims and Non-Muslims after decades of tireless efforts and complications finally got a separate homeland with their own authority.
Forming of Today's Pakistan
Pakistan until 1971 was a two-wing country; West Pakistan included the west Indian provinces of Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab and NWFP, each with their own culture while East Pakistan was the divided-into-half pre-partition province of Bengal.
Forming of Today's Pakistan
Pakistan until 1971 was a two-wing country; West Pakistan included the west Indian provinces of Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab and NWFP, each with their own culture while East Pakistan was the divided-into-half pre-partition province of Bengal.
