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After Britain pulled out of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, the republics of India and Pakistan prepare to mark the 65th anniversary of their independence with different stories. Military and political issues have hounded Pakistan, further challenged after 9-11 and the finding of Osama bin Laden in their land. India has been focused on keeping its economy humming, though foreign investors have experienced bumps. Border tensions have been sparked by occasional skirmishes. Both countries, however, look to a future where political stability and economic prosperity could lead to a stronger and more friendly relationship.
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