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Inside Baluchistan: Political Autobiography of Khan-E-Azam
Political autobiography of Khan-e-Azam, Mir Ahmed Yar Khan Baluch, the ex-rule of Kalat State. An authentic on the regional history of the most outstanding ruling dynasty that reigned for almost three centuries in Baluchistan.
Hardcover
,
Second Impression 2009
,
352 pages
Published
1975
by Royal Book Company, Karachi
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This book is another example of what to expect from an autobiography from a politician, especially in Pakistan - it seems that they are always looking out for the best for their country while everyone else has nefarious schemes. On a positive note, he does a good job of describing the history of Balochistan and its people through several centuries. It also provides an interesting perspective on some of the history of Pakistan through its first few decades of existence.
The narrative is moderately ...more
The narrative is moderately ...more
This book i sought since long for the reason that present conditions of Baluchistan required that past be seen in all perspectives.and what better hand to scribble the history of Baluchistan than the last active Khan of Kalat. He was the ruler of kalat in the important years from 1933 onwards till his imprisonment.
I cannot say that i was completely disappointed but i sure was up to an extent. This is another tale of history in which the writer mostly is more concerned in justifying his actions ...more
I cannot say that i was completely disappointed but i sure was up to an extent. This is another tale of history in which the writer mostly is more concerned in justifying his actions ...more
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