How Pakistan Got Divided by Rao Farman Ali Khan (Author)

Publisher: HISTORY

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SKU: 35056
Number of Pages: 324

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In "How Pakistan Got Divided" by Rao Farman Ali Khan, readers are taken on a profound exploration of the intricate factors that led to the division of Pakistan in 1971. With meticulous research and insightful analysis, Khan delves into the political, social, and economic dynamics that culminated in the separation of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) from West Pakistan. Through a narrative that intertwines historical events with personal accounts and political maneuverings, Khan unravels the complex web of grievances, aspirations, and power struggles that shaped this significant chapter in South Asian history.

Khan begins by contextualizing the historical backdrop of Pakistan's formation in 1947 and the subsequent challenges faced by the nation in maintaining unity amidst regional diversity. He meticulously traces the tensions that escalated between East and West Pakistan, exacerbated by disparities in economic development, linguistic differences, and political marginalization. The author's narrative is enriched by his firsthand experiences and encounters with key political figures of the time, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of the decisions and miscalculations that ultimately led to the fracturing of the country.

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