Small history about Pushto

Pushto is the language of the valiant Pakhtoons settled int the nort-western part of Pakistan, on the rigth bank of the river Indus and the Hindu kush mountain range. Pusto took birth nearly five thousand years back in the Afghan area known as Bakht or Bakhtar and derived its name from it, originally known as Bakhtu, this language later come to be known as Pushto. Before the arrival of the Muslims in the sub-continent Pushto was ion Kharoshti script. Saifullah devised a script for it , he also wrote a book Tazkira-tul-Aulia. Pushto alphabets are now 43 in number.