indus valley government?
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It's a history of tribal politics and lack of a strong central uncorrupted government.
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Try this, government website
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gov't, livestock, people, fish, etc... \n\nlook at the address below - very interresting...
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Your question is much too broad - narrow your question and I will try to answer.  They cannot have casinos, there are Indian child Welfare Act issues, there are treaty issues, etc.
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Well, just so that you get your facts straight:\n\n1. During the partition, it was ruled that all the princely states(Kashmir was one) could decide whether they wanted to join India or Pakistan. The ruler of Kashmir remained undecided till Pakistani backed tribal invasion in 1947-48. the ruler decided to accede to India following which India sent it's troop to Kashmir for it's defence.\n\n2. The tribal invasion succeeded in occupying some protion of kashmir which is not the 'Pakistan Occupied Kashmir(PoK)'. Pakistan, however does not agree and calls it Azad Kashmir(Free Kashmir) and has coined a similar term 'Indian Occupied Kashmir(IoK)' for the indian territory in Kashmir.\n\n3. In 1965, pakistan crossed the ceasefire line in kashmir to try and capture kashmir, which was thwarted by the Indian action towards Lahore.\n\nPakistani history books(and consequently those who have grown up reading these) however proclaim  that India was the aggressor.\n\n4. Starting 1989 pakistan established terrorist training camps(the same are used for militants operating in Iraq) in PoK to to train extremist elements to disrupt peace in Kashmir.\n\nInitially the local muslims were also involved, a group called JKLF(Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front) being the leading one. During this time hindus were driven out of Kashmir. The economy collapsed and it resulted in a snowball effect of unemployment->unease->terrorism.\n\nHowever, over a period a time, the locals have joined politics and have come for dialogue while ISI(Inter services Intelligence, Pakistani secret service) backe elements have continued to send foreign elements to continue the unrest.\n\n5. In 1999 these militants crossed into Indian territory and lodged themselves in barracks location at mountain tops, vacated by the Indian Army during the winters. Army was called in to dislodge these insurgents, with air force also being used.\n\nUpon recapture, amongst those killed were regulars of the pakistani army, especially notable being regulars of their special forces whose bodies pakistan refused to accept. They had their disposal official arsenal of the pakistani military, even anti-aircraft missiles which were used to shoot down vehicles plying on the road connecting the valley to the rest of the nation.\n\nPakistan continues to harbour and train terrorists whose activities target even the innocent civilians.\n\nCrux of the matter is that terrorism in Kashmir is Pakistan sponsored and India is trying to defend it's soil.
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Well we will definately have to wait and watch,won't we.I hope what comes out of this is a democratic, stable and prosperous nepal.The SPA and the moaists should both show their commitment to multiparty democracy and they should lay down their arms.The king should give the power back to the people clearly cause the people have come out on the streets in huge numbers.
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Briefly:\n\nPhilippines - overpopulation, rebels in the hills, gov't that seems to be easily be distracted - the easy answer might be to say corrupt, difficult to escape the economic powerhouses of China, Japan, & Australia to really establish any real economic base. Faced with cultural issues of being supressed/led/managed/abandoned by Spanish & Americans over last 300 years.\n\nSingapore - tiny. Can an authoritative gov't really instill creativity entrepenurship (they want to be a Silicon Valley of the East). Will they be usurped by HK/Shanghai as regional HQ on many multinationals? Will there be a problem with Malay & Malaysia going forward?
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Here is a link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohenjo-Daro that may help you but it doesn't have all the information you seek.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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coalition government run by an alliance of the National Congress Party (NCP) and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), The government has been unable with its limited wealth and law enforcement resources to eliminate all instances of rural abductions and ransoms stemming from tribal conflicts. Human rights in war zones and areas outside government control are not fully respected.
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That's for the Indians to decide. They are the world's largest Democracy in terms of population though.
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I dont think that we will ever understand the way the people thier live.... I agree that it is a hornets nest....\nseems like everything that I have read about the area points towards war.......seems like the only semi stable goverment the whole area had was during the otterman empire... I like the people I met thier and I enjoyed traveling there... not sure if democracy is going to take.. \n seems like thier mindset is more of a tribal nature... where the order of alliegence is God,family , tribe. then country.......makes for some interesting interaction... a good book\nhttp://www.danielpipes.org/article/32/\nI enjoyed it .....helped me understand the area a little better.. Peace
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Self-governed by the people of the state
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This is a government question?
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Well it is their leadership which has not said openly that they want a free homeland the leadership has always tried to be either on the Indian or Pakistani side. Once they decide they want freedom that is the Kashmiris no one could stop them.
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Seems like it has 3, 4, 5 governments, all fighting for control.  They'd do best to try and find one first
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pakistan is near to get the status of failed state, no democracy, no economical growth, poor living conditions, and a new addition to all that is terrorism.\n\ni hope pakistan could survive all those problmes. i would love to see pakistan as a developed state.