"Lahore Cantonments During the British Raj" by Irfan Ahmad is a detailed historical account of the establishment, development, and significance of cantonments in Lahore during British colonial rule. The book explores how these military settlements were strategically planned and structured to serve as administrative and defense hubs for the British forces in the region. Through extensive research and historical records, the author examines the evolution of Lahore's cantonments, highlighting their architectural design, governance, and socio-political influence. The book also delves into the daily lives of British officers, Indian soldiers, and civilians who inhabited these areas, providing insights into the cultural and economic impact of British military presence on local communities. Additionally, the book sheds light on how these cantonments played a crucial role in shaping Lahore’s urban landscape and infrastructure, influencing the city's modernization and development. It also touches upon the transition of these cantonments post-independence and their continued significance in contemporary Pakistan. With a blend of historical analysis and engaging narratives, "Lahore Cantonments During the British Raj" offers a valuable resource for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in the colonial legacy of Lahore.