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dear seniors and respected fellows! kindly suggest me books for Pakistan relations with foreign countries as well as for International organizations.

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can you tell me do I need to make notes of all the topics of current affairs. Will it be wise to do so? thanks
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It is not necessary to make notes of all topic. for currents affairs it is advised to make a scrap book/ register in which you can allocate few pages for a particular topic and paste or write related material on those pages.
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you can spare few pages for Terrorism and if you find any good article, data or quotation related to terrorism you can paste it there. similarly, you can make sections of other important topics like women emancipation; Relations with other countries like US, Afghanistan, India , China and Iran ; Nuclear Issue etc.
This scrap book will help you during the exams because it would be easier for you find out data on any topic. In Current affairs paper you do not need crammed notes, what you need is analytical skills and authentic data and your current affairs register would be sufficient for this purpose.
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It is not necessary to make notes of all topic. for currents affairs it is advised to make a scrap book/ register in which you can allocate few pages for a particular topic and paste or write related material on those pages.
for example
you can spare few pages for Terrorism and if you find any good article, data or quotation related to terrorism you can paste it there. similarly, you can make sections of other important topics like women emancipation; Relations with other countries like US, Afghanistan, India , China and Iran ; Nuclear Issue etc.
This scrap book will help you during the exams because it would be easier for you find out data on any topic. In Current affairs paper you do not need crammed notes, what you need is analytical skills and authentic data and your current affairs register would be sufficient for this purpose.
Kindly also tell me if have not any background knowledge of like pak-indo , pak- china etc. relation then suggest me any perfect book to serve this purpose. thanks
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plzzz any1 can help me to send me notes of foreign policy of pakistan with china india russia iran and specially with US...and US foreign policy with south asia after cold war
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plzzz any1 can help me to send me notes of foreign policy of pakistan with china india russia iran and specially with US...and US foreign policy with south asia after cold war
I think you have to search them on wikipedia.
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