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		<title>India-Pakistan rivalry gets new battleground</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 07:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The fervour and frenzy of an India-Pakistan contest has gone beyond the realms of cricket... <a class="meta-more" href="http://getpakistan.com/2012/02/india-pakistan-rivalry-gets-new-battleground/">more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The fervour and frenzy of an India-Pakistan contest has gone beyond the realms of cricket and entered the reality television pitch, with shows like “Foodistan” and “Sur-kshetra”. Simmering on the small screen is rivalry and bonding over food and music.</p>
<p>“Foodistan”, which went on air on NDTV Good Times Monday, brings together 16 professional chefs – eight each from India and Pakistan – on a common platform to battle it out for culinary supremacy.</p>
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		<title>Shoaib’s in-laws will come to Pakistan on April 24</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Apr 2010 17:05:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[LAHORE: Twelve in-laws of cricketer Shoaib Malik will come to Pakistan on April 24. They... <a class="meta-more" href="http://getpakistan.com/2010/04/shoaib%e2%80%99s-in-laws-will-come-to-pakistan-on-april-24/">more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
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<p>LAHORE: Twelve in-laws of cricketer Shoaib Malik will come to Pakistan  on April 24.</p>
<p>They will go back to India on April 28 after  attending the valima receptions in Sialkot and Lahore.</p>
<p>Among  those coming from Hyderabad Deccan are Sania’s father Imran Mirza,  sister Anam Mirza and other close relatives.</p>
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		<title>Pakistan&#8217;s Great Mountains Details</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Apr 2010 21:12:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE UNUSUAL MOUNTAIN VISTA The continental collision of the four mountain ranges of the world... <a class="meta-more" href="http://getpakistan.com/2010/04/pakistans-great-mountains-details/">more <span class="meta-nav">&#187;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong> THE UNUSUAL  MOUNTAIN            VISTA </strong></p>
<p>The <strong>continental collision</strong> of the four  mountain            ranges of the world the Himalayas, the Karakorums, the  Hindukush &amp; the Pamirs in the North of Pakistan gave birth to the  thickest cluster            of the highest peaks and largest glaciers on Earth in            an area of about <strong>500X350 km</strong>, while a series of low  mountain            ranges of Suleman, Pub, Kirthar &amp; Makran emerged from  North to            Southwest &amp; to  South of Pakistan.<span id="more-138"></span></p>
<p>This            collision emerged more than <strong>700 peaks</strong> higher than <strong>6000             meters</strong>. These include 05 out of the <strong>14 peaks</strong> above <strong>8000             meters</strong> on Earth, namely the second highest rock pyramid &#8211;  the <strong> K-2</strong> (8616m), <strong>Nanga Parbat</strong> (8125m), <strong>Hidden Peak</strong>,  <strong> Gasherbrum I</strong> (8068m), <strong>Broad Peak</strong> (8047m) and <strong>Gasherbrum             II</strong> (8035m).</p>
<p><strong><em> The statistics are simply baffling !</em></strong> <strong>50</strong> of the world&#8217;s <strong>100 highest peaks</strong> are in  Pakistan.            This includes <strong>05</strong> of the world’s <strong>14</strong> peaks above <strong>8000</strong> meters. <strong>K-2</strong> (8616 m) is the second highest on Earth.   Peaks            from <strong>7501-7999</strong> meters are <strong>33</strong>, peaks from <strong>7001-7500</strong> m are <strong>135</strong>, peaks from <strong>6501-7000</strong> m are <strong>187</strong> and            peaks between <strong>6001-6500</strong> m are <strong>351</strong>, whereas,  peaks from           <strong>4000-6000</strong> meters are countless.</p>
<p>Alone in Baltistan &amp; Hunza, there are more  than <strong>100            peaks</strong> above <strong>18,000 feet</strong>. Literally, most of their  base            camps are higher than the summits of all the peaks in Europe.  The            world’s thickest cluster of highest peaks is found in &amp;  around            Concordia. This unique peadmont glacier is located in the  south of K-2            and domains 16 tallest peaks of the world within just a radius  of <strong> 08 miles</strong> (12 km).</p>
<p>Pakistan&#8217;s glaciated region covers more than <strong>15000             Sq/Km</strong>. The <strong>05</strong> longest valley glaciers of the world,  are            also in Pakistan whose total length exceed <strong>315 Km</strong>.  These            include the <strong>Siachen</strong> (75 km), the <strong>Hispar</strong> (63 km),  the <strong> Biafo</strong> (61 km), the <strong>Baltoro</strong> (60 km) &amp; the <strong>Batura</strong> (58            km) The Biafo-Hispar glacial corridor of <strong>116 Km</strong> is the  longest            on Earth. No mention of small countless glaciers and their            tributaries.            There are  numerous glacial lakes which are famous for            their scenic value, blue waters and trout fishing. Prominent  among            these are Phander, Kachura, Sadpara, Lalusar, Sadpara, Deosai,   Saiful            Maluk and Mahodand.</p>
<p>Our  mountains            domain the enchanting valleys of Kaghan, Swat, Chitral,  Ghizer,            Ishkoman, Gilgit, Hunza, Naltar, Shigar, Khaplu, Skardu and <strong>Kashmir</strong> with splendid passes like Shandur, Khunjerab, Lowari,  Kachikhani,            Burzil and so on …! The <strong>Deosai Plateau</strong> in Western  Himalayas is            located at <strong>4500 meters</strong> (14760 ft), thus making it the  world’s            highest plateau. This magical place marked with sporadic wind  storms,            multicolored flowers and the extinct – Himalayan Brown Bear  and Golden            Marmots.</p>
<p>This  enormous            mountain wealth makes Pakistan an important mountain country  in the            world, a paradise for mountaineers, adventure seekers &amp;  nature lovers,            the world over. The compelling charm of these high,  challenging            endless ocean of rugged rock and ice pinnacles lure a large  number of            tourists every year from across the five continents of the  world.</p>
<p>Our  mountain            ranges have the most rare species of flora and fauna. Our  wildlife            includes the Snow Leopard, Himalayan Brown Bear, Marco Polo  Sheep,            Himalayan Blue Sheep, Kashmir Markhor, Himalayan Ibex, Afghan  Urial,            Astore Markhor and Blandford Urial. etc.</p>
<p>The            vegetation in the higher ranges in the North is less due to  high            altitude and less rainfall, however in the South there is  heavy            precipitation and vegetation. The gateway to these great  mountain            ranges is Islamabad from where air and road links are  available for            Gilgit, Skardu, Chitral and Swat, whereas, Kaghan &amp;  Kashmir valleys            have road links only.</p>
<p><strong>Mountains Pictures&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..</strong></p>
<p><img src="http://www.photoatlas.com/photo/pakistan_02.jpg" alt="http://www.photoatlas.com/photo/pakistan_02.jpg" width="369" height="246" /></p>
<p><img src="http://www.oneworldtrekking.com/Web%20Images/trekking-in-pakistan.jpg" alt="http://www.oneworldtrekking.com/Web%20Images/trekking-in-pakistan.jpg" width="370" height="248" /></p>
<p><img src="http://images.forbestraveler.com/media/photos/inspirations/2006/11/06112702_01_g.jpg" alt="http://images.forbestraveler.com/media/photos/inspirations/2006/11/06112702_01_g.jpg" width="371" height="244" /></p>
<p><img src="http://mountain.pk/images/Pakistan-mountain-peaks.jpg" alt="http://mountain.pk/images/Pakistan-mountain-peaks.jpg" width="375" height="222" /></p>
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