Gilgit: the Northern gate of India

By:

Hassnain, Fida Muhammad

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Kashmir Gulshan Books 2017Description: 207 pISBN:

9788183394314

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DDC classification:

954.422 HAS

Summary: On account of its unique geographical position, Gilgit occupies a place of great strategic importance for the subcontinent of India and Pakistan. In the words of Lord Curzon, the illustrious viceroy of the British in pre-independence India, it is one of the northern gates of India, through which a would-be-invader must advance.

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On account of its unique geographical position, Gilgit occupies a place of great strategic importance for the subcontinent of India and Pakistan. In the words of Lord Curzon, the illustrious viceroy of the British in pre-independence India, it is one of the northern gates of India, through which a would-be-invader must advance.

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