The Pathan(English) by Ghani Khan

Book Name	The Pathan(English)
Author	Ghani Khan
Publish Year	1947
Publisher	University Book Agency, Peshawar
Language	English
Genre	Pashtun Culture
ISBN	NA
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The Pathan English Version Review:

This is the English version of Ghani Khan's book 'The Pathan', The folk-songs of a nation are its spiritual self-portraits, provided the race is primitive enough to be honest. It is easy to be honest in feeling __ one cannot help it __ but extremely difficult to be so in the expression of it, specially as men become civilized. When custom begins to dictate to instinct, when the eyes look more at the listeners than the face of the beloved, that is time when convention overcomes music, ethics overcome passion, and desire is substituted for love. So if you find the Pathan folk-songs too brutal and naked direct, do not forget that he lives a straight and primitive life in a lonely valley or small village, and is too busy worrying about the next thing to shoot, to find time to be civilized.

Let us go to his valley in Dir. There he is__ walking towards us, of medium height and sensitive build. He has long locks, neatly oiled and combed, wrapped in a red silk kerchief which is twisted round the head like the crown of Caesar. He wears a flower in his hair and collyrium in his eye. His lips are dyed red with walnut bark. He carries his sitar in his hand and his rifle at his shoulder. You would think he is very effeminate until you looked at his eyes. They are clear, manly and bold. They do not know fear, and won’t live long enough to know death. He pays the most lavish price for the made-up eyes and painted lips. This son of the bravest tribe of the Pathans never takes cover in

a fight and always laughs and sings when he is frightened. He will soon die fighting, a man as brave and strong and handsome as he, for he knows only how to love and laugh and fight and nothing else. He is taught nothing else. Let us listen to his song: 

O the flowers are lined

In your hair

And your eyes, O my beloved,

Are like the flowers of Narcissus.

O my priceless rare treasure,

O my life, O my soul,

O my little mountain poppy,

You are my morning star,

You the flower on the slope,

You the white snow on the peak.

Your laughter is the waterfall,

Your whispers the evening breeze.

O my branch of apple-blossom,

Who split moonlight in your eyes?

O my little butterfly,

Come and live in my heart.

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The Pathan (Pashto) by Ghani Khan

Book Name	The Pathan
Author	Ghani Khan
Publish Year	2000
Publisher	Manzoor e Aam Press, Peshawar
Language	Pashto
Genre	Pashtun Culture
ISBN	NA
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This is the Pashto translation of Ghani Khan’s book The Pathan, read online or download for free. The most difficult part of writing is to know where to  begin, just as the most difficult part of speaking is to know where to stop. Nothing is more irritating than a blank sheet of paper staring stupidly into your face when you arc bursting to write but cannot make up your mind how to set about it.

I want to talk about the Pathans, the people I love, which makes my task harder than ever. I want you to love them as I do. But the Pathan is not easy to love. He takes a lot of knowing. His is a most complicated simplicity. I want to bring him down from the peaks of Khyber and the fields of Hashnager face to face with you-in his torn clothes and grass shoes, his eyes full of manliness, laughter and the devil, and his head full of a childish and noble pride-the chief camouflage he uses to hide his poverty and want. Yes, I want to bring him to you and make him talk to you-of his struggle and his dreams, of love and feuds, his field and his watchtower, his new rifle and his old wife.
The undertaking, you will admit, is difficult. No wonder I did not know where to begin. But I have a scheme. I shall make him sing his Jove-songs to you, so that you may feel the throb of his heart. He will tell you a Pathan fairy tale so that you may listen to what he tells his child. He will tell you a story of an incident in his village so that you may see how he lives. He will talk to you about the moon so that you may know how he loves. He will talk: to you about his customs so that you may understand his laws. He will talk of dacoities, raids and duels so that you may know the power that drives him. He will talk to you of priests and magic and charms so that you may know the darkness in his heart. He will talk to you of life and death and right and wrong, and I hope by that time you  know him and after you get to know him I shall butt in and try to talk about him, of his relation to you and his connection with your future. For whether you like it or not he is your neighbour. And on the most unfortunate side of your house- the side that faces Russia. You must know him because Russia will have a lot to say about the shape of things to come. They will come to the Pathan before they come to you.

May I then introduce you to your neighbour! He has a fine turban and intriguing trousers. Let's have a look at him. But before we do that we might as well know something of his race and his origin.

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From BCCI to ISI by Abid Ullah Jan

Book Name	From BCCI to ISI
Author	Abid Ullah Jan
Publish Year	2006
Publisher	Pragmatic Publishing, Canada
Language	English
Genre	Secret Agencies
ISBN	0-9733687-6-4
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ENTRAPMENT is the illegal and unsavory practice of luring someone into committing a crime, and then prosecuting him for it. Sometimes the entrapped person, organization, or state has no intention or knowledge of the committed crime. The target becomes a victim of a set-up by government agencies, criminal elements, or a collaboration of both, all intent on achieving unstated objectives. Various agencies within the U.S. Government have been using entrapment in diverse ways.
“Frame-ups” in drug “conspiracies” are routine in the United States: there are literally thousands of drug-related conspiracy cases in the United States in which innocent people are implicated and punished. Arnold S. Trebach writes in his book, The Great Drug War: “In many of these cases, the DEA allowed some of its informants to traffic in drugs in exchange for turning in their friends and supplying other information. In too many cases, Gieringer claimed, DEA agents themselves directly engaged in trafficking.”
Trapping innocent people is routine in the United States, and is by no means limited to crimes involving drugs. James Bovard gives numerous examples in his famous book: Lost Rights. Based upon his many years of research he concludes:
“During the past fifteen years, law enforcement officials have set up thousands of elaborate schemes to entrap people for ‘crimes’ such as buying plant supplies, asking for a job, or shooting a deer. Dozens of private accountants have become double agents, receiving government kickbacks for betraying their clients to IRS.”
At the highest level, the classic example of entrapment, before Operation 9/11 to frame Osama bin Laden and company, was operation “C-Chase” in 1988, the purpose of which was to frame the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) and force its closure. Operation 9/11 is more complex because during this operation, Pakistan’s military intelligence agency (ISI) was entrapped while playing a role in facilitating 9/11.
Frame-ups are not a new idea for U.S. agencies. During the heyday of the Counter Intelligence Program (COINTELPRO), the FBI routinely used entrapment against members of the civil rights and antiwar movements. In a later, and much publicized, case known as Abscam, the FBI (at the behest of the Justice Department) used agents posing as Arab businessmen to bribe various public officials in return for political favors.
Writing in Governing magazine in 1998, Alan Ehrenhalt wrote, “Before the Abscam sting against members of Congress in 1980, the idea of inventing crimes and using them to tempt public officials was virtually unheard of in this country.”
If the FBI and U.S. Justice Department have no problem orchestrating witch hunts against public officials at home, what can we expect of them when it comes to safeguarding the country from the scourge of “international terrorism” from abroad? Especially when the neo-conservatives and religiously motivated officials of the current administration are determined to make invasion and occupation of Afghanistan and beyond their highest priority.

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Active and Passive Voice Made Easy Pdf Free Download

Book Name	Active and Passive Voice Made Easy
Author	Afzal Anwar Mufti
Publish Year	1998
Publisher	Qaumi Kutub Khana, Lahore
Language	Urdu
Genre	English grammer
ISBN	NA
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Review: Active and Passive Voice Made Easy

Active and Passive Voice Made Easy is an English grammar handbook of all times by Afzal Anwar Mufti, the most famous english grammar author, written more than 50 books on english grammar. this booklet contains a detailed defination of Active and Passive voice.
The active voice describes a sentence where the subject performs the action stated by the verb. It follows a clear subject + verb + object construct that's easy to read. In fact, sentences constructed in theactive voice add impact to your writing. With passive voice, the subject is acted upon by the verb.

In the Active Voice, the Subject (Noun) of a sentence Performs an Action (Verb) on an Object. In the Passive Voice, the Subject (Noun) is Acted Upon (Verb) by an Object. ... Passive voice is used to draw attention to the action rather than the doer of the action

More Books by Afzal Anwar Mufti:

1. Tenses made Easy

2. Direct & Indirect Narration Made Easy

3. Parts of Speech made easy.
4. Sentences and Proverbs in Everyday Use Made Easy

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Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan pdf

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Book Name	Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan
Author	Syed Asim Mehmood
Publish Year	2013
Publisher	NA
Language	Urdu
Genre	Bigraphy
ISBN	NA
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Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan is the undisputed hero of Pakistan's nuclear saga. Called "the father of the Islamic bomb," Dr. Khan pioneered and led Pakistan's effort to enrich uranium with gas centrifuges. In 1976 he took charge of the secretive Engineering Research Laboratories at Kahuta, now named the A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories in his honor, where he assembled the machinery and manpower it would take to produce weapon-grade uranium. Khan recruited scores of Pakistani scientists living abroad to work with him at Kahuta, boasting that "the scientists and engineers whom I recruited had never heard of a centrifuge, even though some of them were Ph.D.'s."
Khan was born in 1936 in Bhopal, British India, into an Urdu-speaking family who were originally ethnic Pashtun.  His mother, Zulekha (née Begum), a housewife; his father, Abdul Ghafoor was an alumnus of Nagpur University and an academic who served in the British Indian Education ministry who permanently settled the family in Bhopal State after his retirement in 1935.  After the violent partition of India in 1947, his family emigrated from India to Pakistan in 1952, and settled in Karachi, Sindh. Briefly attending the D.J. Science College, he enrolled in Karachi University in 1956 to study physics.  In 1960, he graduated with degree in physics with minor in mathematics, where his degree concentration was in solid-state physics.
For a short time, Khan worked for the city government as an inspector of weights and measures. In 1961, he went to Germany to study metallurgy at the Technical University in Berlin (TU Berlin) but made a transfer to Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands in 1965.  At Delft, he obtained engineer's degree in technology (an equivalent to MS) in 1967 and joined the Catholic University of Leuven for his doctoral studies. Supervised by Dr. Martin Brabers at Leuven University, Khan received D.Eng. in metallurgical engineering in 1972. His doctoral thesis dealt and contained fundamental work on martensite, and its extended industrial applications to the field of morphology— a field that studies the shape, size, texture and phase distribution of physical objects.

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Understanding Islam by I.A. Ibrahim

Book Name	Understanding Islam
Author	I.A. Ibrahim
Publish Year	1997
Publisher	Darussalam, Publishers and Distributors, Houston,
Language	English
Genre	Islam
ISBN	9960-34-011-2
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Understanding Islam Review:

 When someone converts to Islam, God forgives all of his previous sins and evil deeds. A man called Amr came to the Prophet Muhammad(s.a.w) and said: “Give me your right hand so that I may give you my pledge of loyalty.” The Prophet (s.a.w) stretched out his right hand. Amr withdrew his hand. The Prophet (s.a.w) said: { What has happened to you, O Amr? } He replied: “I intend to lay down a condition.” The Prophet (s.a.w) asked: { What condition do you intend to put forward? } Amr said: “That God forgive my sins.” The Prophet said: { Didn’t you know that converting to Islam erases all previous sins? }
After converting to Islam, the person will be rewarded for his or her good and bad deeds according to the following saying of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) : { Your Lord, Who is blessed and exalted, is most merciful. If someone intends to do a good deed but does not do it, a good deed will be recorded for him. And if he does do it, (a reward of) ten to seven hundred or many more times (the reward of the good deed), will be recorded for him. And if someone intends to do a bad deed but does not do it, a good deed will be recorded for him. And if he does do it, a bad deed will be recorded against him or God will wipe it out. }
A prophet like Moses:
 There were hardly any two prophets who were so much alike as Moses and Muhammad (s.a.w) . Both were given a comprehensive law and code of life. Both encountered their enemies and were victorious in miraculous ways. Both were accepted as prophets and statesmen. Both migrated following conspiracies to assassinate them. Analogies between Moses and Jesus overlook not only the above similarities but other crucial ones as well. These include the natural birth, the family life, and the death of Moses and Muhammad (s.a.w)  but not that of Jesus. Moreover, Jesus was regarded by his followers as the Son of God and not exclusively as a prophet of God, as Moses and Muhammad (s.a.w)  were and as Muslims believe Jesus was. So, this prophecy refers to Muhammad (s.a.w)  and not to Jesus, because Muhammad (s.a.w)  is more like Moses than Jesus.
Also, one notices from the Gospel of John that the Jews were waiting for the fulfillment of three distinct prophecies: 1) The coming of Christ, 2) The coming of Elijah, 3) The coming of the Prophet. This is obvious from the three questions that were posed to John the Baptist: “Now this was John’s testimony, when the Jews of Jerusalem sent priests and Levites to ask him who he was. He did not fail to confess, but confessed freely, ‘I am not the Christ.’ They asked him, ‘Then who are you? Are you Elijah?’ He said, ‘I am not.’ ‘Are you the Prophet?’ He answered, ‘No.’” (John 1:19-21). If we look in a Bible with cross references, we will find in the marginal notes where the words “the Prophet” occur in John 1:21, that these words refer to the prophecy of Deuteronomy 18:15 and 18:18.1 We conclude from this that Jesus Christ is not the prophet mentioned in Deuteronomy 18:18.

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Computer Repair Service by Philip Spry

Book Name	Computer Repair Service
Author	Philip Spry and Lynn Spry
Publish Year	2012
Publisher	Self Counsel Press
Language	English
Genre	Computers
ISBN	NA
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Computer Repair Service Review:

Computer Repair Service is written by Philip Spry and Lynn Spry and it is a complete guide to computer repairing. Any abnormality in the integrated components of a computer can prove harmful to its performance, but some general computer issues can be addressed without seeking professional IT help. Among the most common problems you may encounter are issues with the computer freezing and appearances of the infamous "no boot" or "blue screen of death." To repair a computer, you'll need to troubleshoot the issue and determine if the fix is something you can perform yourself; for more complicated problems, however, consider seeking the help of a professional.
Computers may freeze on account of any hardware or software issue, so here you need to understand the exact reason behind it. Notice if the issue started when you connected any hardware peripherals, like a printer or scanner, then it might be due to a driver conflict. If the issue occurred after installing a new hard drive, then it might be due to insufficient power or too much heat.

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Vladimir Holan - Selected poems pdf Free

Book Name	Selected poems
Author	Vladimir Holan
Publish Year	1971
Publisher	Penguin Books Ltd.
Language	English
Genre	Poetry
ISBN	NA
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Vladimir Holan's Selected Poems:

These are the selected poems of Vladimir Holan, Vladimir was born in Prague in 1905. He spent his childhood in the rolling wooded countryside of central Bohemia but returned to Prague for his secondary schooling. In 1926 he published his first book of verse. 
For the next seven years he worked in a social insurance (pensions)officeand during this time published two further volumes of poetry. In 1929 he visited northern Italy; the fascination of its architecture, scenery and cultural past colours some of his later poetry. In 1933 he became editor of an arts review, Zivot (Life), but since 1940 has given all his time to writing. He has published more than twenty volumes of poetry, apart from various selections and anthologies, and four prose works, including Lemuria (1940), his diary of the years 1934-8.

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MCQs in Computer Science Pdf Free

Book Name	MCQs in Computer Science
Author	Timothy J. Williams
Publish Year	2012
Publisher	NA
Language	English
Genre	Computers
ISBN	NA
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Computer Science MCQs Review:

This book MCQs in Computer Science is primarily written for undergraduate students of computer Science seeking admission to master’s program in computer science through examinations like GATE and GRE (in computer science). It will also be helpful for those taking computer science tests conducted by some companies for recruitment. It contains more than 1800 questions from the core areas of computer science. The questions are grouped subject wise.

The book now has sixteen chapters. The first chapter deals with the programming language C that is still popular  in spite of its age. The second chapter contains questions on UNIX, which has become popular due to its simple and easy to understand structure. In the third chapter, a veriety of problems based on the principles of programming languages are discussed.

The fourth chapter, Mathematical Foundations of computer science, has been revamped. It has questions based on the mathematical principles that are vital to the better understanding of computer science. Numerous problems from operations research, numerical methods, matrices and determinants, permutations and combinations, probability and statistics, discrete math, calculus and theory of equations are included in this chapter. In almost all the other chapters also some revision has been effected and additional questions included.

A new chapter on Oracle that covers SQL, PL/SQL, SQL *Plus, FORMS and REPORTS has been added towards the end of the book. Also included is the computer science question paper for GATE 2005 as an appendix. This will help the students in the preparation of their GATE examination.

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Quantum Computing Explained Pdf Free

Book Name	Quantum Computing Explained
Author	David McMohan
Publish Year	2008
Publisher	John Wiley and Sons
Language	English
Genre	Computing
ISBN	978-0-470-09699-4
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Quantum Computing Explained Review:

At the present time quantum computers are mostly theoretical constructs. However, it has been proved that in at least some cases quantum computation is much faster in principle than any done by classical computer. The most famous algorithm developed is Shor’s factoring algorithm, which shows that a quantum computer, if one could be constructed, could quickly crack the codes currently used to secure the world’s data. Quantum information processing systems can also do remarkable things not possible otherwise, such as teleporting the state of a particle from one place to another and providing unbreakable cryptography systems.
A classical computer has a memory made up of bits, where each bit is represented by either a one or a zero. A quantum computer maintains a sequence of qubits. A single qubit can represent a one, a zero, or any quantum superposition of those two qubit states; a pair of qubits can be in any quantum superposition of 4 states, and three qubits in any superposition of 8 states. In general, a quantum computer with  qubits can be in an arbitrary superposition of up to 2 different states simultaneously (this compares to a normal computer that can only be in one of these  states at any one time). A quantum computer operates by setting the qubits in a controlled initial state that represents the problem at hand and by manipulating those qubits with a fixed sequence of quantum logic gates. The sequence of gates to be applied is called a quantum algorithm. The calculation ends with a measurement, collapsing the system of qubits into one of the pure states, where each qubit is zero or one, decomposing into a classical state. The outcome can therefore be at most classical bits of information. Quantum algorithms are often non-deterministic, in that they provide the correct solution only with a certain known probability.
An example of an implementation of qubits of a quantum computer could start with the use of particles with two spin states: "down" and "up" (typically written   and , or  and ). But in fact any system possessing an observable quantity A, which is conserved under time evolution such that A has at least two discrete and sufficiently spaced consecutive eigenvalues, is a suitable candidate for implementing a qubit. This is true because any such system can be mapped onto an effective spin-1/2 system.

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Jahan e Deedah by Muhammad Taqi Usmani

Book Name	Jahan e Deedah
Author	Muhammad Taqi Usmani
Publish Year	1990
Publisher	Idaratul Maarif, Karachi
Language	Urdu
Genre	Tourism
ISBN	NA
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Jehan Deedah Review:

Jahan e Deedah is an Urdu language book of a tourist in a believale way. Tourism is travel for pleasure or business; also the theory and practice of touring, the business of attracting, accommodating, and entertaining tourists, and the business of operating tours. Tourism may be international, or within the traveller's country.
Mr.Muhammad Taqi Usmani the Author of Jahan Deedah visited twenty countries and wrote the whole story in this book. This is an interesting book for general readers full of new experiences outside the home country.
Writer of this book started his journeys from the sacred places of Muslim world, various journeys of the writer were published in "Al Ablagh" in series. In this book the author collected all these journeys.

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The English Language From Sound to Sense Pdf Free

Book Name	The English Language From Sound to Sense
Author	G.P. Delahunty and J.J. Garvey
Publish Year	2010
Publisher	Library of Congress
Language	English
Genre	Language
ISBN	978-1-60235-181-3
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The English Language From Sound to Sense Review:

English from Sound to Sense is the first of two books for teachers about the English language. We be- lieve that all teachers, not just English teachers, share the responsibility for helping students develop their abilities to speak, read, and write. Students must learn to communicate appropriately about math, chemistry, history, and every other school subject. Teaching students these skills necessarily extends across the curriculum. Thus, while one part of our intended audience is English K-12 teachers, we have prepared this book and its companion with teachers (and student teachers) from all disciplines in mind.
In this book, we use certain typographical marks to help you focus on key points. Important terms are bolded. You can find their definitions in the text and in the glossary. Examples are noted in italics or are separated from the text.
This book are about language, but specifically about the English language and its uses. The first book is about the grammar of English, Generally, when people hear the word “grammar,” they immediately think of “correct” or “incorrect” and “good” or “bad” language. Thinking about language in this way is said to be prescriptive. English has a long tradition of judging some expressions as “correct” and others as “incorrect.” For example, expressions such as We was are viewed as “incorrect,” even though a great many people use them. The “correct” version is said to be We were.Counter-posed to the prescriptive tradition is the descriptive one, which developed in linguistics, anthropology, and sociology. This approach is concerned with describing and understanding the linguistic behavior of a community, without judging it. From a descriptive point of view, We was is unobjectionable when used by a member of a community of speakers who characteristically use this expression. However, it is unacceptable to the wider English speaking community in, for example, formal speaking and writing.

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KPK Police A1 and B1 Exams Notes Pdf Free

Book Name	KPK Police A1 and B1 Exams Notes
Author	Amin
Publish Year	2016
Publisher
Language	Urdu
Genre	Police Exam
ISBN
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Overview of the KPK Police A1 and B1 Examinations

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Police Department utilises a structured, departmental examination system to regulate internal promotions and ensure that advancing officers possess a thorough grasp of legal, procedural, and administrative frameworks. Within this system, the A1 and B1 examinations are critical milestones specifically designed for police constables seeking promotion to higher ranks, such as head constable.

While these exams are highly sought after by departmental candidates looking to advance their careers, they have earned a reputation among applicants as some of the toughest internal assessments administered within the province. Success requires not just a surface-level understanding of routine police work, but a deep, technical comprehension of police laws, local regulations, and practical operational procedures.

The digital book, KPK Police A1 and B1 Exams Notes, compiled by Amin and generously contributed to the public sphere by Mr Fakhre Alam of the Police Department, serves as a comprehensive preparatory syllabus and guide tailored precisely to help candidates navigate these challenging assessments.

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Structural Breakdown and Content Analysis

The study notes are specifically structured around the official, updated syllabus required for the examinations. Because these tests evaluate an officer’s readiness to take on supervisory and investigative responsibilities, the material is heavily dense with legal and procedural literature, presented entirely in Urdu to match the medium of the official exams.

1. Police Rules and Legal Frameworks

A significant portion of the notes is dedicated to the Police Rules of 1934, which dictate the daily functioning, organisational hierarchy, and disciplinary protocols of the force. The notes break down complex legal jargon into digestible summaries, helping constables understand:

• The formal definitions of police powers.

• The explicit boundaries of authority regarding arrests, detentions, and searches.

• Departmental disciplinary mechanisms, enquiries, and code of conduct expectations.

2. Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and Pakistan Penal Code (PPC)

To move up from a basic constable position, an officer must demonstrate foundational knowledge of Pakistani criminal law. The guide outlines essential sections of the CrPC and PPC that are relevant to frontline police work. It covers how to properly classify offences (cognisable vs. non-cognisable), the legal mechanics behind issuing warrants, and the specific statutory definitions of common crimes.

3. Practical Operational Notes (FIRs and Investigations)

One of the most practical elements of this syllabus note is its focus on the First Information Report (FIR). Writing a flawless, legally sound FIR is a critical skill for any promoting officer. The notes provide step-by-step guidance on recording complaints, preserving crime scenes, maintaining case diaries (Zimni), and structuring basic investigative reports.

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Strengths of the Notes

Highly Targeted Approach

Unlike generic general knowledge guides or broad competitive exam books, this text is laser-focused on the niche requirements of the KPK Police internal promotion structure. It filters out irrelevant academic fluff and focuses purely on what a candidate needs to pass the A1 and B1 criteria.

Accessibility and Language

By keeping the notes in straightforward Urdu, the compiler ensures that the material is accessible to constables from various educational backgrounds. The simplified explanations of rigid legal codes make self-study achievable for officers balancing gruelling, full-time active-duty shifts.

Community Validation

As reflected in user interactions and feedback from candidates who have attempted these exams, having a centralised syllabus guide is immensely valuable. The digitising effort by the Peshawar Library team allows lower-ranking personnel free, frictionless access to educational resources that might otherwise be financially or geographically out of reach.

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Limitations and Areas for Improvement

While the guide is an exceptional foundational tool, it does carry certain limitations that candidates should keep in mind:

• Evolving Syllabus Regulations: Internal departmental rules and examination formats can change over time. While the text covers the core legal pillars, candidates must cross-reference these notes with the most recent police notifications to ensure no new amendments or modules have been introduced.

• Lack of Interactive Practice: The text functions primarily as a theoretical content review. To maximise exam readiness, it needs to be paired with supplementary materials like the Police Guide for A1 Examination 2019 or compiled past papers to practice time management and question formatting.

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Final Verdict

The KPK Police A1 and B1 Exams Notes are an indispensable asset for any KPK Police Constable serious about career progression. It effectively demystifies a notoriously difficult exam process by organising scattered legal codes, police rules, and operational guidelines into a single, cohesive volume.

For optimal results, candidates are highly encouraged to utilise this book as their core theoretical blueprint while actively seeking out updated supplementary materials, such as the Complete Course for A1 Candidates or specialised KPK Police B1 Exam Notes, to guarantee an exhaustive and successful exam preparation strategy.

Copyright Note: Peshawar Library is dedicated to keeping the work of Pashto poets, writers, and artists alive for future generations. If any author or publisher has a copyright concern regarding this file, please reach out via our Contact Us page for immediate removal.

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KPK Police Civil Defence Fire Man

Book Name	KPK Police Civil Defence Fire Man
Author	Hidayat Ullah Khalil
Publish Year	2016
Publisher	NA
Language	Urdu
Genre	Police Exam
ISBN	NA
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What is Civil Defence?

Another Hot topic for the youths of kpk police.this is the first chapter of fireman course in civil depence category. thanks Mr. Fakhre Alam for this useful post, by the help of whom we are able to make this available online.
Basically Human being love ease and facilities, and these facilities and ease can be attained but not forever, because tragedies and incidents is an essential part of human life.
sometimes natural disasters cover a whole region, country or subcontinent, only those survive who know how to fight disasters, incidents and tragedies, and the knowledge of self survival is call Civil Defence.

More Police Exams Books.

1. Complete Course for A1 Candidates.
2. Police Guide for A1 Examination 2019.
3. KPK Police B1 Exam Notes.
4. KPK Police A1 & B1 Exames Notes.

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KPK Police B1 Exam Notes

Book Name	KPK Police B1 Exam Notes
Author	Amin Khan
Publish Year	2018
Publisher	NA
Language	Urdu
Genre	Police Exam
ISBN	NA
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KPK Police B1 Exam Notes Review:

Complete Notes for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police Exam B-1 in Urdu language. Available for online reading or free downloading.  A1 and B1 are Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police constables exams for further promotion. these exams encompasses various skills like fireman, general knowledge, current affairs, self defense etc.

More Police Exams Books.

1. Complete Course for A1 Candidates.
2. Police Guide for A1 Examination 2019.
3. KPK Police A1 & B1 Exams Notes.
4. KPK Police Civil Defence Fireman.

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Dilchasp Anokhy Waqiat Pdf Free

Book Name	Dilchasp Anokhy Waqiat
Author	Maulana Arslan Bin Akhtar
Publish Year	2004
Publisher	Maktaba Arslan, Karachi
Language	Urdu
Genre	Islam
ISBN	NA
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Dilchasp Anokhy Waqiat Book Review:

This is an urdu language book of interesting accidents and life changing events and a nice selection of health tips is scattered wisely all over the book. Dilchasp Anokhy Waqiat is written by Maulana Arslan bin Akhtar and it contains the whole life experience and knowledge of the Author.
It is recommended to everybody who can understand and read urdu, first of all read Dilchasp Anokhy Waqiat to expand your knowledge.
This book contains 200 pages and all the pages are so precious that one have to read twice or thrice per page.

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Pakistan Affairs MCQs Book Pdf Free

Book Name	Pakistan Affairs MCQs
Author	Maulana Arslan
Publish Year	2004
Publisher	Maktaba Arslan, Karachi
Language	English
Genre	MCQs
ISBN	NA
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Pakistan Affairs MCQs Review:

A very useful book for competative exams and general readers for expanding your Pakistan knowledge in the for of short questions. this book provide a vast collection of Questions and Answers related to Pakistan.
Pakistan officially the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is a country in South Asia. It is the sixth-most populous country with a population exceeding 199 million people.  It is the 36th largest country in the world in terms of area with an area covering 881,913 km2 (340,509 sq mi). Pakistan has a 1,046-kilometre (650 mi) coastline along the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman in the south and is bordered by India to the east, Afghanistan to the west, Iran to the southwest and China in the far northeast respectively. It is separated fromTajikistan by Afghanistan's narrow Wakhan Corridor in the north, and also shares a maritime border with Oman.
Pakistan is a federal parliamentary republic consisting of four provinces and four federal territories. It is an ethnically and linguistically diverse country, with a similar variation in its geography and wildlife. A regional and middle power. Pakistan has the seventh largest standing armed forces in the world and is also a nuclear power as well as a declared nuclear-weapons state, being the only nation in the Muslim world, and the second in South Asia, to have that status. It has a semi-industrialized economy with a well-integrated agriculture sector; its economy is the 26th largest in the world in terms of purchasing power and 45th largest in terms of nominal GDP and is also characterized among the emerging and growth-leading economies of the world.

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Pakistan Foriegn Policy 1947-2004 Pdf

Book Name	Pakistan Foriegn Policy
Author	Dr. Hasan-Askari Rizvi
Publish Year	2004
Publisher	Pildat
Language	English
Genre	Pakistan
ISBN	NA
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Pakistan Foriegn Policy Review:

A Detailed book on Pakistan Foreign Policy from 1947 to 2004, and a nice material for the students of competative exams.available for online reading and free download.

Pakistan's Foreign Policy: an Overview, a briefing paper by PILDAT, is a special presentation in the context of the PILDAT Short Course for Parliamentarians and Politicians on The Foreign Policy Process in Pakistan. Developed by PILDAT, as a part of the Pakistan Legislative Strengthening Consortium - PLSC, supported financially by the USAID, the paper looks at the major foreign policy phases and development of perspectives in the foreign policy of Pakistan. The paper has been especially commissioned by PILDAT to provide a comprehensive overview of Pakistan's foreign policy from 1947-2004. The briefing paper, essentially prepared for parliamentarians, can also serve as a stand-alone reference document on the foreign policy of Pakistan to-date.

Authored by the renowned defence and political analyst, Prof. Dr. Hasan-Askari Rizvi, the paper attempts to present an objective and factual commentary, covering accurate history and shaping of foreign policy perspectives. PILDAT strongly feels that foreign policy should be reviewed and influenced by the supreme policy-making institution of the country: Parliament. It is in this perspective that PILDAT bids to provide an objective and comprehensive overview of the Pakistani foreign policy since

Independence so as to orient parliamentarians towards the dynamics, actors and influencing factors on foreign policy.

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1000 Khubsurat Urdu Ashaar Pdf Free

Book Name	1000 Khubsurat Ashaar
Author	Israr Shiekh
Publish Year	2015
Publisher	Usman Publications, Peshawar
Language	Urdu
Genre	Poetry
ISBN	NA
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1000 Khubsurat Ashaar Review:

1000 urdu ashaar is a collection of best urdu poetry, best for bait bazi competitions, it is selected and collected by Israr Shiekh.

Urdu poetry flourishes in a totally different context. There is nothing elite about a taste for poetry, and the awareness that it contributes something of value to one’s life is universal. Millions of Urdu speakers in India and Pakistan cannot read but they get to know poetry in other ways. From childhood they will have heard fragments quoted by their elders. Verses from famous poets are painted on the sides of buses.

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Brush Up Your Poetry by Michael Macrone

Book Name	Brush Up Your Poetry
Author	Michael Macrone
Publish Year	1996
Publisher	Cader Company Inc.
Language	English
Genre	Poetry
ISBN	0-8362-2145-1
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Brush Up your Poetry Review:

Brush Up Your Poetry is very precious guide for thos people who are interested in english poetry. this book consists of some master piece of the greatest poets of english language.Brush Up Your Poetry is written by Michael Macrone.
Poetry is as old as Western culture itself. Our earliest narratives— including the Hebrew Bible and the works of Homer—are written in verse. For centuries, poetry was synonymous with literature; practically every great literary work, and most minor ones, were verse: the Greek drama, the Classical epics, The Divine Comedy, Shakespeare's plays and sonnets—all are written in verse.
Poetry obviously doesn't get the respect it used to. There's been a recent revival of interest, in cafés, in bookstores, and even on television. But for many, poetry is just something they were forced to read in school. They find it difficult and pretentious, or vague and melodramatic. Poetry still has prestige, but few read or speak it.
At least, few realize they're speaking it. Hardly a day goes by when you don't either hear or quote a poetic phrase. It might not even sound like verse—take "getting and spending," coined by William Wordsworth, or "in one ear and out the other," by Chaucer. You may associate poetry with metaphors and symbols, such as Eliot's wasteland or Poe's croaking raven. But more often cited are the everyday truths well said, elegant yet direct: "truth is stranger than fiction" (Lord Byron), "fools rush in where angels fear to tread" (Alexander Pope), or "things fall apart" (W.B.Yeats).

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