#BritishLegacy
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Anthropology
British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-4
The British objective was not purely agricultural. Irrigation increased agricultural production, created new settlements and markets, generated government revenue and…
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Anthropology
British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-3
On 14 August 1947, Pakistan inherited one of the most extensive railway systems in South Asia. The network connected Karachi…
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Anthropology
British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-2
When Pakistan emerged on the world map on August 14, 1947, it inherited an impressive, complex network of steel and…
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Political History
The Baloch and Pashtun nationalist movements in Pakistan – VI
There is an oft-quoted way of describing the British colonialists’ approach to the historical ethnic tapestry in what is now…
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History
The Baloch and Pashtun nationalist movements in Pakistan – I
Given that the Pashtun and the Baloch have inhabited the region for centuries, they became crucial elements of Pakistan’s ethnic…
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