Indus River

Ancient civilizations of the eastern world have proved to be prosperous regardless of the time period. The cultures along the Nile River in Egypt and in the Indus River Valley share many similarities along with numerous differences. For example, geography contributed to the development of these settlements in both positive and negative ways. Behavior and religious beliefs were also affected by the civilization’s current government. Advancements in science, technology, and architecture allowed the

A Short Comparative Essay of The Indus River Valley and Nubia The Indus River Valley (Chapter 1) and Nubia (Chapter 2) have some similarities, and quite a few differences. They are similar in aspects such as agriculture, and trade, while different in things such as culture. Some similarities and differences are very apparent, while others, not so much. Indus River Valley agriculture was primarily based on hunting and gathering food, but later on it changed to mainly farming. They also did things

similarities and difference between The Indus River Valley and Mesopotamia Some of these similarities/differences include the time periods in which they were in, their methods of using the rivers, as well as the structure of their cities and governments. The Indus River Valley civilization was created about 2500 B.C., and it was located around the south-western are of the Indus River. Their largest city was Mohenjo-Daro, which is in present-day Pakistan. The Indus River Valley is surrounded by natural

comparing and contrasting the Ancient Civilations of the Indus River Valley and the Chinese Dynasties the differences their cultures contain are clear including their Religious views, the way they express themselves artistically and most

After two decades the writer of the masterpiece Dhuwan, Ashir Azeem came back as a debut film director and nailed it, both cinematically and systematically. As Dhuwan was a thriller based on a team of law enforcement officials who would do anything to catch the criminals, so it became super hit of that era and Ashir Azeem got fame as its writer and actor. Ashir Azeem returned after so many years with a new bang, his movie, Maalik which made expectations very high of the audience. Main Theme Basically

Topic Student Name University Name September 14, 2017 Train to Pakistan: “In India, the summer of 1947 was not just another summer.” With this simple, almost vulgar phrase, the novel by Khushwant Singh Train to Pakistan (Train to Pakistan, 1956). No, that was not just any summer. A year earlier, in the midst of the monsoon, India had attained independence from Britain and the country had been divided into Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan

Jammu and Kashmir Dhruv Malhotra In the summer of 1947, millions forcefully emigrated from India to Pakistan. People were uprooted from their homeland and sent to live in Pakistan. Some would travel on foot, some in carriages, but most by Train. The trains were given a warm sending off by the officials and sent on their way. As the train reached Pakistan, the doors opened and out flowed a pool of blood. Almost everyone on the train had been massacred. One of those people was my great-grandfather

Gujranwala locale, northeastern Punjab region, Pakistan. The region is associated by rail and the Grand Trunk Road with Peshawar and Lahore. Gujranwala has a moderately radiant history. Gujranwala, on the Grand Trunk Street from Rawalpindi to Lahore, now the third biggest city in the Punjab, is of little centrality, even in the commonplace setting, because of its nearness to Lahore; like a number of optional urban areas, it has been profiting from the overflows of the capital of Punjab. Arranged

Egyptian society, but It was not impossible to rise up the social ladder. Indus river valley The Indus river valley civilization located along the Indus river was first settled around 5000BC l. It began to flurish in 3000 Bc, And In 2600 BC one of the best known cities of the Indus river valley civilization, Moenjo Daro was established. Buildings in the city were built out of baked bricks and set up so the buildings

The well-known novel ‘Train to Pakistan’ initiates study on theme of partition. This story opens the phase of political hatred, violence and sectarianism in a brilliant and realistic way. Related to those decisive or fateful days, which were brought by the British Raj followed by destruction, death and deracination for the north of the subcontinent; Khushwant Singh refers to the fact that India might have gained independence then, but the price they paid for it was ‘Partition’. The strength and the