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The biggest binding force unit in the Indian Army is cohesion and tradition. This mix of unit identity and sacrificial heroism that has been going on for centuries is really important. At a point , winning or losing becomes irrelevant. What matters - what unit is it measured in ? The Indian Army has maintained its tradition of valor , valour , sacrifice and courage. It is alert on the border , alert , ready to make any sacrifice so that the people of the country can live in peace and dignity. The Indian Army is all that and more. Have you ever wondered what the life of a soldier is really like ? Knight of India A rare insider look at one of the most famous officers of the Indian Army. The book chronicles the anti-death campaigns and the daring surgical strike that won India's highest military honour. It talks about the intense training soldiers go through to fight, what life is really like on the Line of Control and the lives of the youth who make the ultimate sacrifice for them. Page-turning , thrilling and heart -wrenching , You will see the Indian Army and our soldiers from close quarters like you have never seen before.
Praise for The Peebles Principles "Don Peebles is an example of what entrepreneurs are all about. In this engaging and witty book, Peebles shares insights from his own success in the world of high- powered real estate. What makes this book different is Peebles doesn't just focus on the positive, he discusses the failures too--something every entrepreneur can expect in his journey to success. This book should be on every aspiring business- person's bookshelf to be read again and again." --Robert L. Johnson, Founder, BET and Owner, Charlotte Bobcats "The Peebles Principles provides a fun read and a bird's-eye view of the ever- changing world of a real estate entrepreneur. It is a good gut chec...
Walking tall, literally, and figuratively, Lt Gen Harbakhsh Singh, VrC, was one of the most gallant and outstanding officers of the Indian Army. He was among the first batch of officers commissioned from the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun. His military career of nearly 35 years was acknowledged for his distinguished service of an exceptional order. He commanded the 1st Battalion the Sikh Regiment during operations in J&K in 1947-48; the historic battle of Shelatang was fought under his command; Battle of Tithwal won him the award of Vir Chakra. He had the rare distinction of having had combat experience in command of troops of or against many nationalities, at all levels of command from a...