بھٹو کیسے زندہ ھے اور کیوں زندہ رھے گا۔ پلیز تھوڑی سی توجہ چاھئے۔ پاکستان کے نوجوانوں کے لئے بطور خاص۔ ......
The Bhutto government established around
6,500 elementary schools,
900 middle schools,
407 high schools,
51 intermediate colleges and
21 junior colleges.
Bhutto's government founded Abbasi Shaheed Hospital in Paposh Nagar Karachi in 1974.
Bhutto's government established Sindh Medical College karachi on April 7 1973.
Bhutto's government established chandka medical college larkana in April 20 1973.
Bhutto's government established bolan medical college Quetta in 1972.
Bhutto's government established Allama Iqbal Medical College Lahore (then Lahore Medical College) on May 2 1975.
Bhutto's government established Hayat Shaheed Teaching Hospital Peshawar in 1976 (now is called khyber teaching hospital).
Bhutto's government made Islamic and Pakistan studies compulsory in schools.
Book banks were created in most institutions and over 400,000 copies of text-books were supplied to students.
Bhutto established Gomal University Dera Ismail Khan in 1973 and world class Quaid-e-Azam University and Allama Iqbal Open University in Islamabad in 1974.
Bhutto established the Allama Iqbal Medical College in 1975.
In 1974, with the help of Dr Abdus Salam, Bhutto gave authorisation of the International Nathiagali Summer College on Contemporary Physics (INSC) at the Nathiagali and as even as of today, INSC conference is still held on Pakistan, where thousands of scientists from all over the world are delegated to Pakistan to interact with Pakistan's academic scientists.
In 1976, Bhutto established the Engineering Council, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Pakistan Academy of Letters and Cadet college Razmak in North Waziristan.
further four new Universities established at Multan, Bahawalpur, and Khairpur.
People's Open University is another innovative venture which has started functioning from Islamabad.
For Hostels, Directions were issued that fans, water-coolers and pay-telephones must be provided in each and every hostel in as short a time as physically possible.
Seven thousand new hostel seats were planned to be added to the existing accommodation after the 1977 election.
The agricultural land ceiling, for the first time, was fixed, in Bhutto's period, to 150 acres of irrigated land and 300 acres of non-irrigated land.
Huge tax exceptions were also introduced for small landowners.
Bhutto upgraded a number of dams and barrages.
Bhutto Government initiated schemes for combating water logging and salinity.
In 1976, the Bhutto government established Federal Flood Commission (FFC), and was tasked to prepare national flood protection plans, and flood forecasting and research to harness floodwater.
Bhutto government launched programs to put the country on to self-sufficiency in rice, sugar, wheat and industries.
Bhutto's nationalisation of industries heavily benefited the poor mass, but badly upset the influential feudal lords.
In Balochistan, Sardari System was abolished.
KESC was created and kept under complete government control with no private influence.
Bhutto also established ،،
Atomic Energy Commission .
the Port Qasim,
Pakistan Steel Mills,
the Heavy Mechanical Complex (HMC)
and several cement factories.
BHUTTO Government given the Constitution in 1973.and in his time National Identity cards started for the nation.
He arranged millions of job for skilled workers in Gulf countries..
Throughout Bhutto's period the growth rate of economy relative to that of the 1960s remained at equilibrium level despite the global oil crises in 1973 and without USAid and with USA sanctions.
Bhutto's policy largely benefited the poor and working class when the level of absolute poverty was sharply reduced.
The land reform programme provided increased economic support to landless tenants.
Development spending was increased especially in health, education, roads, rails and airports constructions.
Foreign companies and industries in Pakistan were exempt from nationalisation to keep the flow of investment intact.
In 1973, Bhutto said that: "activity of public sector or state sector prevents the concentration of economic power in few hands, and protects the small and medium entrepreneurs from the clutches of giant enterprises and vested interests" in front of investers of Lahore Chamber of Commerce.
In July 1973 Bhutto founded the National Development Finance Corporation(NDFC) with an initial government investment of 100 million rupees. The NDFC is currently the largest development finance institution of Pakistan. 42 projects financed by NDFC have contributed Rs. 10,761 million to Pakistan's GDP and generated Rs. 690 million after-tax profits and 40,465 jobs.
The Bhutto government increased the level of investment, private and public, in the economy from less than Rs. 7,000 million in 1971–72 to more than Rs. 17,000 million in 1974–75.
Bhutto amended banking laws forcing banks to ensure 70% of institutional lending should be for small land holders of 12.5 acres or less. It was a revolutionary idea at a time when banks only clients were the privileged classes.
The number of bank branches rose by 75
He was the legend political leader of Pakistan with complete planned vision unlike todays political leaders including pti ppp !
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