History of Tipu Sultan, the emperor of Dakan(a state of sub-continent, now in India). Tipu Sultan faught the english army at that time when every state around him fell down to english Army. He was so brave that he died but he didn't let down his state in the English Hands. The death of Tipu Sultan is the greatest incident of our history and its gave us so many lesson , the one that dont let down your self respect at any cost even not at the cost of your life. This books was written after 7 years of the murder of Tipu Sultan and is the first written about Sher-e-Dakan.

The Pathans - With an Epilogue on RussiaThe Pathans is a labour of love and in its pages the Pathan and the grandeur of his scenic setting spring to urgent life. The Pathans themselves recognize this work as the locus classicus of their history.

The author gives a candid, no holds barred account of the Pakistan Army. He describes its evolution, its brutal suppression of the former East Wing (now Bangladesh), the events leading to the overthrow of Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto in 1977, and other dramatic episodes in brisk and telling language. This new edition of the book contains a chapter which describes the dramatic resignation of the Army Chief in 1988 (giving his hitherto unpublished personal reasons), and the intrusion into Indian-administered territory in Kashmir by Pakistan-backed militants in 1999. The author makes use of the information provided by senior foreign officials as well as highly placed Indian and Pakistani sources.

Khaki Shadows: Pakistan Army 1947 to 1997This book describes the influential role of the army in the politics of Pakistan from its earliest years till the late 1990s and analyzes how political and military forces both created and undermined national prestige. Written by a retired general, who held important positions in two different martial law administrations, it provides an insider's account of the intrigues, manipulations, and power struggles that have engulfed Pakistan throughout its history

Islamabad: The Birth of a CapitalThis book covers the activities of the administration of the then newly created country—Pakistan—for the selection of a new capital. It includes the planning, programming, and construction of community facilities, the first low-income houses, and administrative buildings. It covers the period from 1959 to 1963, and is based on about 500 reports issued during this period by the Athens Office and the local representatives of the Chief Consultant Dr C. A. Doxiadis. Islamabad’s planning and programming constitute a unique turning point in the history of town planning. Absolutely new ideas, compatible with the technological advances of our times, had been introduced. Today, Islamabad is the focus of international interest in the results of the application of these ideas.

Aspects of Art: An Essential Textbook for Students of Art in PakistanAspects of Art comprehensively covers the theory and practice of Art fundamentals. A guide for teachers as well as students, it is a point of departure from which Art history and its disciplines will become more accessible. It aims to motivate students of Art to explore for themselves great examples of Art and their creators, from pre-history to the present times. It conforms to the syllabus of the Sindh Board of Technical Education and is exclusively written for students studying this course throughout Pakistan. Here the students will be guided through the disciplines of various Art media, including Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Photography, Architecture, Graphic Design, Ceramics, and Glass.