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71 Dash to Dhaka
The 1971 war for the Liberation of Bangladesh was a landmark conflict in the history of South Asia. It dramatically changed the map of this region and marked a historical revival of Indian military power. In just 13 glorious and action packed days - three Indian corps sized spear heads raced for the capital city of Dacca. It was located in the most defensible, riverine terrain in the world. Yet the Indian Blitzkrieg bounced the wide rivers using Helicopters and Paradrops to speed up operations and paralyse the enemy command centre with precision air attacks. The India Air Force generated shock and awe over the battlefields of Bangladesh. Like an expanding torrent of water, the Indian Army by...
Maelstrom Rising
From a veteran of the army's counter-terrorist operations, an action-packed sequel to The Siege of Warwan 'All contact with flight AI-376 from Kuala Lumpur to New Delhi has been lost since 0140 hours.' Colonel Dusty Bharadwaj of the Special Forces is waiting for Dr Ayesha Mir, whom he first met while serving in Kashmir, when news breaks that the aircraft she is travelling on has disappeared. Ayesha, as deadly as she is ravishing, had once killed a Pakistani terrorist commander and helped Dusty's team eliminate a number of militants in the Warwan Valley. If the plane has been hijacked, Dusty fears she will not be spared.Even as the mystery of the missing jetliner deepens, Dusty is summoned by the national security advisor and sent on a secret mission to the Maldives. If rogue elements in the military in cahoots with the ISIS take over, the coup brewing in the island nation can be devastating for India. But what Dusty stumbles upon is much more menacing: the missing aircraft and a plot to wipe out Mumbai.
Footprints in the Snow
Life and military exploits of Zorāwara Siṅgha, 1786-1841, general in the army of Gulab Singh, Maharaja of Kashmir.
The Indian Art of War: Evolution of the Kautilyan Paradigm
Major General G.D.Bakshi, SM, VSM is a graduate of the National Defence Academy. He did his schooling from St. Aloysius School, Jabalpur. He holds a masters degree in Defence Science and an M.Phil in Defence and Strategic Studies from the University of Madras. He taught foe three years each at the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun and the prestigious Defence Service Staff College at Wellington. He is an Associate Member of the Institute of Defence Studies and Analysis and is prolific writer on matters millitry. He has authored six books and written several papers for prestigious Directorate General of Military Operations at New Delhi. He commanded his unit in Kargil and was awarded the Vishi...
The Rise of Indian Military Power: Evolution of an Indian Strategic Culture
This is a monumental & epic work on India’s Military History. It seeks to answer the seminal question – ‘Is there an Indian Way of War-fighting and an Indian Strategic Culture?’ The author has traced the history of war-fighting in India from the Vedic & Mahabharatan period to the Mauryan & Mughal Eras and thereafter the British Period. It is a comprehensive audit of India’s combat performance in the ancient, medieval, modern and post-modern periods of Indian history. The focus of this work however, is on India’s Post-independence Military History. The author has analysed each of India’s wars with China & Pakistan as also its CI and CT campaigns in meticulous detail, to draw les...
The Siege Of Warwan - A Novel
An action-packed war novel from a combat veteran Warwan, a remote, snowbound valley in Kashmir, has become a coveted base area of jihadi militants because of its strategic location. Its inhabitants have been brutalized by years of aggression. Fighting against this wave of terrorist incursions is a lone Indian Army outpost headed by the young, idealistic and gutsy Major Dushyant 'Dusty' Bharadwaj of the Rashtriya Rifles. Struggling to win over the hostile locals, Dusty meets the beautiful Ayesha, a doctor with a troubled past-a woman symbolic of the beautiful but ravaged Kashmir. While Dusty wages battle against various terrorist cells, Ayesha fights her own demons-the grief of her lover aban...
Bose Or Gandhi
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Kishtwar Cauldron
Offers an explosive and insightful account of Pakistan's Proxy War in J&K in general and the Counter-Terrorist (CT) operations in the grim and forbidding killing fields of Kishtwar, in particular. The author draws on his extensive combat experience. By turns racy and analytical, this is an unputdownable book.
The Sarasvati Civilisation
Who were the Harappans? How are they related to present-day Indians? Was there never an "Aryan Invasion"? The Sarasvati Civilization: A New Paradigm in Ancient Indian History brings together evidence from satellite imagery, geology, hydrodynamics, archaeology, epigraphy, textual hermeneutics, and DNA research to place together ancient Indian history in the light of new discoveries and facts which were simply not available to colonial historians of the 19th century and have been overlooked thereafter. At the heart of the ancient Indian Civilization was the mighty Sarasvati river which was in full flow 5000-6000 years ago. 60-80 % of the so-called Indus Valley Civilisation sites which have been discovered are not on the banks of the Indus but on the course of the Sarasvati. The drying-out of the river is the most significant factor in the history and migrations of the ancient Indians. With new evidence, the time has come for a significant paradigm shift in Indology. This book breaks new ground to lay the foundation for an authentic Indian history.
