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The Indian Army
- Reminiscences, Reforms & Romance
- Narrated by: Kaushik Ramachandran
- Length: 9 hrs
- Categories: History, Military
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Publisher's Summary
In the essays that comprise The Indian Army: Reminiscences, Reforms & Romance, Lieutenant General H. S. Panag examines burning questions surrounding the Indian armed forces: their exploitation by neo- nationalists; an intrusive media’s projection of the army as the sole flag bearer of patriotism; the obsession with Pakistan as an impending threat to national security; the intense militarisation of Kashmir post the abrogation of Article 370; and equal opportunities for women in combat, among other issues.
Divided into six sections - Human Rights, Reforms, Leadership, Reminiscences, Conflict and Unforgettable Heroes - the book compels the listener to think deeper and with greater nuance about a much-discussed and much-maligned institution. The Indian Army is also a glimpse into the general’s own life and reveals hitherto unknown aspects of his long career in the army. A writer who straddles the serious and the idyllic with equal ease, he unequivocally condemns the tying of a citizen to the bonnet of an army jeep in Kashmir in 2017 in one piece, and in another tells the intensely passionate, albeit tragic love story of a soldier and a Kashmiri girl.
As candid as it is incisive, The Indian Army is a must-listen for every Indian who has stopped to think about the powerful institution that the army is.
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- RAHUL SINGH
- 14-08-20
A must read to Army enthusiast
Loved it for the story, narration and Col Shamsher Singh.... Keep it up.. Need more from you Gen Panag
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-08-20
true book of indianArmy
best way to Express the life of a soilder during war and peace time... Indian soilder have pure soul for his country.
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- shariq
- 27-07-20
a collection of articles written by the general
with more than six decades of military experience in the family, the general should have written a comprehensive book in place of this collection!
nonetheless for an ordinary person it is enriching!