On the subject of Madrassa's, it's a comprehensive process. You (Indians) tend to look at them solely from the perspective of a handful of groups, but from the Pakistani government's perspective, there are over 30,000 madrassas run by hundreds of organizations with millions of students. These Madrassa's, suspicious of 'Western style education', have long opposed reforms (Musharraf, Zardari and Sharif all tried and failed). IK might have a chance, but given the potential of street protests (and violence) by these people, I'll be surprised if he forces through any kind of reform before he's able to stabilize the economy.
