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The Baloch people are an indigenous ethnic group who mainly live in the region of Balochistan, which is spread across parts of Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. Their ancestors came from a land called Balasagan, and over a thousand years ago, they began migrating and eventually settled in the mountainous and rugged area that is now known as Balochistan.

In Balochistan, the Baloch people developed their own distinct culture and political identity, and they created the state of Kalat as their center of power. Kalat remained an independent state until 1839 when British forces took control. In 1876, Balochistan was fully incorporated into the British Empire, which marked a major change in the region's history.

Today, Balochistan is divided into three parts: one in Pakistan, one in Iran, and one in Afghanistan. The part of Balochistan in Pakistan is the largest and is known as Balochistan Province. It is rich in natural resources, including minerals, oil, and gas, and has a strategic location with a long coastline along the Arabian Sea. Despite its resources, Balochistan remains one of the least developed regions in Pakistan, with ongoing issues related to governance, human rights, and a struggle for greater autonomy from the central government.
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