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which is more appropriate book for pak affairs, Ikram Rabbani or I.H Qureshi..
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"Struggle for Pakistan"by IH Qureshi will cover only the pre-partition era while Ikram Rabbani covers almost all the content. But still, I will recommend reading both.
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Ikram Rubani is sufficient, very detailed book. More books will confuse you more.
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Ikram Rubani is sufficient, very detailed book. More books will confuse you more.
u r rite dear, but depending on just one book for css exam is also not sufficient i hope. We should be knwn to many books nd should prepare at least from two books. I would suggest two other books u people to see them. For the sake of ur knwldge not to confuse u.
Trek to pakistan by ahmed saeed
advanced pak affairs by imtiaz shahid.
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which is more appropriate book for pak affairs, Ikram Rabbani or I.H Qureshi..
Ikram Rabbani....enough.
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Ikram Rabbani....enough.

Ikram Rabbani....enough [+2]

But also read some material "idher-udher sy" for developing analytic skills for this subject.
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track to Pakistan by imtaiz shahid and ikram rabani both are important books for Pakistan Affairs .............
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Pre Partition - Trek to Pakistan by Ahmad Saeed
Post Partition- Ikram Rubbani
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