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The depicts about the daily lives of East Pakistani fishermen in the village of Saitnol ( near Dhaka ) and their struggles with loan sharks.
After the conclusion of the 1965 war, most Muslims who wanted to go to Pakistan had to go there via the India-East Pakistani border.
"The Textbook of College Biology " is a writing of Timm that served as a textbook for East Pakistani Bangladeshi schools for many years.
In the 1970s, UNHCR refugee operations continued to spread around the globe, with the mass exodus of East Pakistanis to India shortly before the birth of Bangladesh.
An immense flood of East Pakistani refugees, between 8 and 10 million according to various estimates, fled across the border into the Indian state of West Bengal.

Massey realizing that he was well over East Pakistani airspace in his chase, turned around and regrouped with the rest of his formation which then proceeded back to base.
East Pakistani personnel of the PAF who defected may have revealed some of the plans, and it appears that IAF was expecting a pre-emptive strike against its forward airfields.
On 1 September 1969, Vice-Admiral Ahsan assumed the command of the East Pakistani military while enforcing the Eastern Command until his resignation, in protest, on 7 March 1971.
The socialists, under Bhutto's guidance and leadership, played a vital role in managing 6 Point Movement for regional autonomy put forth in 1966 by East Pakistani politician Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
China did not welcome the break-up of Pakistan's unity by the East Pakistani politicians and effectively vetoed the membership of Bangladesh when it applied to the United Nations in 1972.