In Public Administration with Special Reference to Pakistan, Dr. Sultan Khan provides a comprehensive overview of public administration in the context of Pakistan’s unique political, social, and economic challenges. The book explores the historical evolution of administrative structures in Pakistan, emphasizing the influence of colonial legacy, bureaucratic inertia, and political instability. Dr. Khan critically examines the role of public institutions, highlighting issues such as inefficiency, corruption, and lack of accountability. He also discusses strategies for reform, including capacity building, decentralization, and the promotion of transparency, with the aim of improving governance and service delivery in Pakistan’s public sector.