While tomes have been written on India-Pakistan relations in general or on specific issues related thereto, there is hardly any book devoted to analysing the various disputes which have bedevilled ties betwixt them since 1947 to date. India-Pakistan Relations: A Saga of Unending Disputes, attempts to fill this gap. Its eighteen chapters address major disputes, like “the Sharing of River Waters”, minor ones like “Jinnah House”, and even a few issues like “Kalat” which, though not disputed, help bring out the sharply differing mind sets of India and Pakistan.