First compiled in 1906 by the Intelligence Branch of the Division of the Chief of the Staff, India, this rare historical document offers a fascinating account of three strategically significant regions of the North-West Frontier: Dir, Swat, and Bajaur.

Prepared during the British Indian period, the report reflects the military and administrative interest in the region’s geography, local territories, and frontier affairs. It provides a valuable window into the historical landscape of the region and the strategic considerations that shaped British frontier policy in the early twentieth century.

This retypeset edition brings an important historical record to a new generation of readers, preserving its documentary value while making it accessible to researchers, historians, students, and readers interested in the history of the Pashtun frontier and the north-western borderlands of the Indian subcontinent.

An essential historical reference for anyone exploring the military history, geography, and political landscape of Dir, Swat, and Bajaur.