Inam R. Sehri Ordre des livres

The narrative explores the complexities of America's involvement in Afghanistan, emphasizing the critical decisions that led to the prolonged conflict. It critiques the portrayal of Pakistan as a partner, highlighting its dual role as a supporter of the Taliban. The book delves into the missteps and misconceptions that shaped the war, prompting readers to reconsider the factors that contributed to the U.S. losing its longest conflict.

Sehri's books, including this Volume VI, are a compilation of facts from the contemporary history of Pakistan; irritating for many because the truth is often bitter.

Sehri's books, including this Volume VII, are a compilation of facts from the contemporary history of Pakistan; irritating for many because the truth is often bitter.

Sehri's books, including this Volume V, are a compilation of facts from the contemporary history of Pakistan; irritating for many because the truth is often bitter.

The fourth volume of the series The Living History of Pakistan covering 2011 - 2016

Focusing on the years 2008-2010, this volume critically examines the interplay between Pakistan's military, judiciary, and the political elite amid significant corruption scandals. It presents a factual narrative, eschewing fictional elements or sensationalism, and is thoroughly supported by credible references. The author, Inam R Sehri, builds on the foundation laid in his previous volumes, which have gained recognition as reference materials in higher courts, ensuring a reliable account of contemporary Pakistani history.

Focusing on contemporary Pakistan, this collection of essays and articles delves into the intricate interplay between politics, the judiciary, and military strategy. Through various insights published primarily in internet media, it offers a critical examination of the nation's evolving landscape, highlighting the roles and influences of judges and generals in shaping the country's trajectory.

Focusing on historical issues in Pakistan, this collection by Inam R Sehri presents a straightforward narrative of facts, free from fabrication or sensationalism. It compiles a range of articles that address conflicting news and opinions, shedding light on tragedies and misgivings often obscured by suspicion. Sehri aims to unearth these buried stories for readers interested in understanding their nation's past, offering a unique perspective on the interplay between judges and generals in the country's history.