Srinagar, Aug. 12 -- Pakistan may be heading towards one of the most consequential debates over its administrative and political future since independence: whether its traditional four-province structure should be replaced by a system of as many as 33 provinces or administrative units.What appears at first glance to be an exercise in administrative reform could, however, have much deeper political consequences.The debate has gained fresh momentum following Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's unusually blunt admission that Pakistan's existing governance system has "collapsed" and that fundamental administrative reforms are necessary. Naqvi, who is close relative of Pakistani army Chief, Asif Munir has called upon political parties to reach a ...