Since Pakistan's Mohammed Ayub Khan seized power in 1958. he has argued that Western-style constitutions are unsuited to new, ... a zealous champion of Ayub’s ambitious land reforms, ...

Mohammed Ayub Khan came to power in 1958 after a lengthy period of political upheaval and instability. ... pushing land reform, education and an end to corruption.

Agriculture makes up 26% of the GDP, and more than half of the Pakistani Labour force relies on agriculture to sustain their lifestyle. This is a very crucial industry in Pakistan, and its state ...

During his reign (1958–1969), Ayub Khan institutionalised a brand of nationalism rooted in Islamic identity, ... triggered by targeted land reforms and discriminatory laws.

For the next 11 years, Ayub Khan ruled Pakistan with an iron fist, introducing economic reforms, infrastructure projects, and aligning the country closely with the United States and China during ...

Legacy of Ayub Khan. Story by The Nation • 1w. 20 April marks the death anniversary of Ayub Khan, who ruled Pakistan from 1958 to 1969 - a defining period in the country's political history.