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India-Pakistan rivalry has been labeled intractable. In thirty-five years this armed standoff will be a century old and the chances of realizing that dubious anniversary seem quite good.
The rivalry is one reason why South Asia remains the least integrated region in the world.
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The book begins with an introduction to the field of digital image processing and an overview of imaging methods like gamma-ray imaging, x-ray imaging, imaging in the radio band etc. It then covers the fundamentals of digital images. This section starts with a study of visual perception, which is th |
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World Famous Personalities
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The personalities in this book have been an inspiration for genetrations because they have triumphed over adversaries and have become successful. |
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Four Miles To Freedom Escape From A Pakistani Pow Camp
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When Flight Lieutenant Dilip Parulkar was shot down over Pakistan on 10December 1971, he quickly turned that catastrophe into the greatest adventureof his life. On 13 August 1972, Parulkar, along with Malvinder Singh Grewal andHarish Sinhji, escaped from a POW camp in Rawalpindi. Four Miles to Freed |
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Our Moon Has Blood Clots The Exodus Of The Kashmiri Pandits
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Rahul Pandita was fourteen years old in 1990 when he was forced to leave his home in Srinagar along with his family, who were Kashmiri Pandits: the Hindu minority within a Muslimmajority Kashmir that was becoming increasingly agitated with the cries of ‘Azadi’ from India. The heartbreaking story of |
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