The Punjab Under Imperialism, 1885-1947

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Focusing on the economic transformation of Punjab during British rule, the book examines the extensive canal network that turned a barren region into a thriving agricultural hub. Imran Ali contends that colonial strategies distorted this development, contributing to ongoing socio-economic and political issues in both Pakistan and Indian Punjab. Through a comprehensive survey, the author highlights the lasting impacts of colonial policy on the region's current challenges, revealing the complexities of its historical context.