Indus Basin Uninterrupted by Uttam Kumar Sinha traces the long and contested history of the Indus Basin, exploring how territory, power, and politics have shaped this vital region from the time of Alexander to Nehru. With a clear historical lens, the book connects geography to statecraft, showing how rivers and borders influence empires, nations, and diplomacy.
Rich in historical insight, this book is ideal for readers interested in Indian history, political geography, and South Asian studies. It offers a compelling look at the forces behind one of the world’s most significant river systems and the enduring questions of control, identity, and nation-building.
