Discover the gripping world of espionage and diplomacy with this premium quality novel, perfect for Pakistani readers who crave intelligent, thought-provoking stories.
Whether you're a history buff, a student, or simply love deep narratives, this new arrival delivers a compelling blend of fiction and real-world insight, crafted for durability and stylish presentation.
This A5-sized hardcover is designed to withstand daily use, with flexible paper that’s easy to read and comfortable to hold.
The book’s content explores the psychological underpinnings of conflict and peace, drawing from real-world intelligence experience to offer a unique perspective on global tensions.
Its durable binding and sleek design make it ideal for carrying to libraries, offices, or during travel across Pakistan.
- Premium quality hardcover with flexible paper for long-lasting use
- Stylish, modern design perfect for any bookshelf or gift
- New arrival in Pakistan, best price for this best-selling title
- Ideal for students, history lovers, and anyone interested in geopolitics
- Compact A5 size for easy portability and reading comfort
- Features real-world insights wrapped in engaging fiction
Highlights
- Material
- Flexible Paper, Hardcover And Paperback
- Size
- A5 Size
- Package Includes
- 1 x Book
- Note
- This book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.
- Product Code
- MZ605200128KIBKSE
- In Covert, legendary former RAW chief A.S. Dulat delves into the often shadowy world of intelligence operations, unpacking the psychological dimensions of war and peace. Drawing from his vast experience in Indian intelligence, Dulat reflects on how understanding human psychology—especially the minds of adversaries—is crucial for resolving long-standing conflicts like Kashmir.
- Part memoir, part geopolitical analysis, and part philosophical inquiry, the book emphasizes that empathy, dialogue, and patient statecraft are just as vital as strategy and surveillance. With unique insights and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, Dulat makes a compelling case for a more humane and strategic approach to peace-building in one of the world's most volatile regions.
