This book presents information about Balochistan, one of the four provinces of Pakistan, its history, population, culture, life, etc. With 102 colour plates including of Afghan women

Gujranwala has been one of the most important landmarks on the crossroads of history. It is hoped that this book would make people pause and think about Gujranwala's heritage. This undertaking would hopefully stimulate the interest in the archaeology and architecture of historical sites of Gujranwala and also lead to the maintenance and preservation of these important sites

This volume contains authentic information about some of the major valleys which look like Heaven when seen from the air but on ground the situation varies from valley to valley and village to village. This volume has been published to meet the growing demand for information about the most beautiful region of Pakistan which is unique in many ways

It is a book on Balochistan containing important information generally required and desired by visitors and travellers. The book also contains several pictures because pictures can be seen and understood by everyone. Besides travelling through the region offers unique experiences of moving backwards - through the centuries past as majority of the people of Balochistan living today as the people of the past generations used to live centuries ago

The Story of a Nation is not only a definitive and intimate biography of the Quaide-Azam, but is also a fascinating story of the birth of a nation. This book incorporates information which was never before published

The book contains the Durand Line Border Agreement between Pakistan and Afganistan and treaties, conventions, protocols with and relating to Afghanistan

This study has been undertaken in the context of Pakistani history, and the American interest in South Asia. All important milestones have been focused upon in this study from 1492, when Christopher Columbus managed to obtain the patronage of the Spanish crown to discover a sea route to India, down to the years just before the partition of 1947

Written by Abdul Sattar, a former foreign minister and foreign secretary, the book comprises 329 pages and documents the country history. It provides a factual basis for objective appraisal and helps identify lessons useful to future policy makers

A wet afternoon is Khalid Hasan’s superlative translation of some of Saadat Hasan Manto’s greatest works, his short stories and the sketches he wrote of the people around him. Manto penned stories that brought to the fore the hypocrisy in our hearts with great contrast. He has been condemned ever since because he chose to depict this through the characters he saw all around him-the pimps, courtesans and prostitutes that were the soul of the Bombay he inhabited. Despite this seemingly far removed social milieu, what he grapples with is hardly alien to more mainstream society

This book covers a relatively narrow canvas. It is a footnote to the early years of Pakistan`s diplomatic history. There are no disclosures made and no secrets unveiled. Much of what is written here is known or surmised. These memoirs span a period of nearly sixty years, from the thirties to the nineties - decades of tumult and trasformation that saw wars and cataclysms, the fall of empires and the decline of ideologies