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Impact of Politico-economic Changes on the Resettlement of Kharal Tribe in Punjab

Abstract

Punjab is in an exclusive location of south Asian region with reverence to its, administrative and Political history and its politico-economic system. The socio-political setup of Punjab has been matter to many ups and downs in the past. The impact of its historic contextual past on the features of population and their behavior requires not to be overlapped. The features and approach of population in Punjab, precisely economic and socio-political setup, either openly or indirectly is intensely interconnected to its long formed history. Economic activities and Social customs of the people of this area are interconnected with their traditionally earned traditions and behavior. It can be, therefore, valuable to have a brief analysis of a tribe of its historical background with its link to the Economic and political changes. The research work in this point is a serious effort to look in this regard with introduction of an important Kharal tribe of the Punjab region.

Authors

  • Karim Haider Syed
  • Lecturer, Pakistan Study Center, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
  • Imran Khan
  • Lecturer, Government Graduate College Hafizabad, Punjab, Pakistan

Keywords

Kharal, Mughal, Politico-Economic, Punjab, Sikh

DOI Number

10.35484/pssr.2017(1-II)15

DOI Link

http://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2017(1-II)15

Page Nos

177-187

Volume & Issue

v1-2

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