Baluchistan is the biggest province in terms of area in Pakistan. Punjab is the biggest one in terms of population. Due to the arid and mostly desert and mountainous ranges, Baluchistan has been neglected after independence. Although the land is filled with natural resources as well as opportunities for the entire country, but Pakistan never …
Approximately 700 km to the west of Karachi, is the city of Gwadar, on the coast of Baluchistan. Not only the city, but the whole province has been neglected for a large part of the history of the country. This was until China, under its OBOR (One Belt One Road) project, announced that it will …
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Gwadar (گوادر) pronounced [ɡʷɑːd̪əɾ] is a port city on the southwestern coast of Balochistan,Pakistan and has an ancient history as early as the bronze age. Gwadar in Balochi language is a combination of two words Gwat meaning “wind” and Dar meaning “Gateway” Gwadar means “Gateway of Winds”. The ancient name of Balochistan is Makran which derived from the ancient Persian phrase “Mahi khoran” and the Persian empires ruled on Balochistan region. Achaemenid Persian Empire ruled in Balochistan for a long time. Gwadar was Conquered by the Persian Empire “Cyrus the great”Alexander’s Admiral Nearchus While homeward march stated that ” Travelling along Makran coast it was dry, surrounded by mountains and inhabited by “fish eaters”. After Alexander’s general Seleucus Nicator, the region was ruled by Mauryan around 303 BCE after peace agreement of Seleucus with Emperor Chandragupta and was ceded to the Mauryans.
