Pakistan’s Quest for the National Integration: A Thematic Study
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2025(9-II)50Keywords:
National Integration, Pakistan, Thematic Study, Challenges, Cultural DiversityAbstract
This paper seeks to examine key themes of National Integration in broader historical context of Pakistan. This study delves into the social, political, and economic challenges that have hindered the nation's progress toward a more integrated society. Pakistan is a country known for its rich cultural diversity and historical significance. However, despite its many strengths, the nation has long struggled to achieve national integration. This thematic study analyzes this complex issue by exploring the various factors contributing to Pakistan's ongoing quest for National Integration. The research is primarily descriptive and analytical, with a focus on the interpretive component. The qualitative data is utilized from Primary and Secondary sources. By examining the various perspectives, sources, and collective historical experiences of different population segments within the country, this study argues that Pakistan's identity is multi-layered in nature. The way forward is to acknowledge cultural diversity through political participation, economic empowerment, and mainstreaming of various cultures of Pakistan.
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