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Soft cover. Zustand: New. The Kargil War of 1999 was fought in one of the most inhospitable battle fields in the world Dras being one of the coldest habitations known to man due to the 'wind chill factor' caused by icy winds that sweep down from the forbidding height of the higher Himalayas. This war was fought from May to July 1999 at heights above 1600 feet across a 200 km trans-Himalayan front at Muskhoh, Dras, Kaksar, Batalik, Yaldor and Turtok, where snow, ice, avalanches and Blizzards, lack of oxygen and minus zero degree temperatures make survival close to impossible. Pakistan violated the Shimla Agreement by encroaching across the Line of Control (LOC) and occupying key locations in the Kargil area in February-March 1999. Her aim was to sever the Srinagar-Leh Highway (NH1A), thereby isolating Kargil and terminating India's lifeline to Ladakh and the Siachen Glacier. Strangely, an Indian Army general, in a corps war game while playing the part of a Pakistani general, projected a similar plan including the capture of Tiger Hill and Tololing. This, however, was considered improbable because of the terrain and weather conditions. Further, Pakistan was negotiating a peace agreement with India who was not aware that Pakistan 'While Talking Peace' was pushing her troops across the LOC. This is just one more incident to prove that Pakistan can never be trusted! 23 Indian Army officers and jawans were killed in this war and 54 officers and 629 jawans were wounded many of them disabled for life. The Kargil sector has huge unheld gaps, each extending between 10 to 35 km. Because of the inaccessible ground conditions, both India and Pakistan used to maintain posts only in summer from where they launched patrols to ensure against intrusion and withdraw in winter when heavy snow, avalanches and blizzards make survival extremely difficult. The Pakistan army having occupied the commanding height held the 'Upper hand' and felt invincible but failed to reckon with the courage of the Indian soldiers led by their brave officers. The close coordination between the Indian Army and the Air Force paved the way to impossible victories. Faced with an impending defeat, the Pakistani prime minister, Nawaz Sharif raced across to the US, to beseech Bill Clinton to intervene and stop a war that they had themselves initiated. But it was too late, because by that time the war had already been won and Pakistan had nothing to show for her efforts except an abject and humiliating defeat. It was during this war that a brave, young soldier from 18 Grenadier, Yogender Singh Yadav was awarded the Param Vir Chakra for courage beyond the call of duty.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. The capture of Phillaura and Chawinda were part of the plan of India's 1 Corps. Phillaura was contacted on 11 September. After a fierce fight the enemy withdrew from Phillaura, which was finally captured on 13 September. From 14 September onwards several attacks were launched for the capture of Chawinda but were met with fierce resistance. Poona Horse played a key role in these battles, and Lieutenant Colonel Tarapore distinguished himself in a command of the regiment but was fatally wounded and succumbed to his injuries. For his outstanding courage and leadership, he was awarded the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest award for courage on the battlefield. The ceasefire was declared before Chawinda could be captured. Overall, Pakistan lost 60 tanks in the Sialkot Sector.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. '.Be brave and face all obstacles in your life with courage.' The Indo-Pak War 1947-48 Operations in Tithwal-Battle of Darapari after the threat to Srinagar was removed, the Indian forces concentrated in the URI Sector and prepared to launch operations to evict the Pakistani aggressors from the valley. General Thimayya, GOC Sri Division, launched his offensive along the Uri-Domel road with 161 infantry brigade under Brigadier L.P. Sen, DSO. 163 Infantry Brigade under Brigadier Harbaksh Singh carried out a diversionary attack towards Tithwal to draw away the enemy reserves, and the brigade at Poonch was also tasked to launch a battalion attack to divert the enemy forces that could interfere with the Indian offensive. The offensive commenced in the third week of May 1948 and Dogarpur, Tregham and Chowkibal were captured against stiff opposition. The offensive to Tithwal continued and on 22 May 1948, Tithwal was captured. During these operations, 6 Rajputana Rifles cleared an important feature called Darapari. The Pakistan Army could not reconcile itself to the setback suffered in the Tithwal sector, and launched repeated counter-attacks to dislodge the Indians. It is here at the Battle of Darapari that Company Havildar Major Piru Singh displayed gallantry of the highest order and was awarded the Param Vir Chakra.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Rishi Kumar (illustrator). The Battle of Basantar was fought inside the Shakargarh Bulge that extended into Indian territory. Shakargarh was important strategically to both India and Pakistan. To India it was important because its capture would not only remove the threat to Jammu and Northern Punjab but would also enable India to pose a threat to the heartland of Pakistan. To Pakistan it was important because it facilitated an offensive against the Indian base at Pathankot, the capture of which would isolate Jammu and Kashmir. Some of the fiercest battles of the Western Front were fought in this area. Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal was commissioned into Poona Horse on 13 June 1971. He had just five months service when the war began. It was at the battle of Jarpal, in the vicinity of Basantar, that a savage battle was fought between Indian and Pakistani forces. It was at this battle that two Param Vir Chakras were awarded to Major Hoshiar Singh of 3 Grenadiers and Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal of Poona Horse. This is the story of Arun Khetarpal who was killed in action when he was just 21 years old. He was at that time, India's youngest person to be awarded the Param Vir Chakra India's highest award for courage in war.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. First Discourse - Science of Agni-Soma: 1. Vedas: The Popular Belief 2. Vedic Books Are not the Veda 3. The Basic Essence 4. Self-explanatory Words 5. The Three Motions 6. The Solar Sphere 7. Gayatri-Vidya: A Meaningful Narrative 8. Eight Categories of Narratives 9. Apocryphal Narratives 10. Veda: The Scientific Meaning 11. Plants Have Life 12. End of the Material Sphere: Beginning of the Vital Sphere 13. The Basic Question: What Was There, When There Was Nothing? 14. Three Sectors of Samvatsara 15. In Our Conjugal Life Second Discourse - The Science of Five-Divisional Universe: 16. Universe and Its Divisions 17. Puranas: Elaboration of the Vedas 18. Basic Definitions of Puranas 19. Two Keywords: Rta and Satya 20. Change and Creation 21. Location of Centre 22. Universe and Reality 23. No Form: No Centre-Rta 24. Satya-Agni-Soma Pair 25. Three Branches of Science 26. Appearance, Existence and Creation 27. Bodily Yajna of Man: An Example 28. Physical Yajna: The Next Stage Third Discourse - Vedic Concept of Man An Exposition: 29. Man and Other Beings 30. Man's Supremacy over Other Beings 31. Man's Violation of Natural Principles 32. Manu: The Absolute Central Truth 33. Manifestation of Manu in Man 34. Living and Lifeless Beings: The Differentiating Factor 35. Truth: Ostensible and Real 36. Non-violence: Illusion and Reality 37. Sphere of Sentient Beings 38. The Unmanifest Sector 39. Four Aspects of Man 40. Third Category of Love Attachment 41. Love of Inanimate Beings, Kama 42. Basic Quality of Womanhood 43. Two Classifications of Desire Fourth Discourse - Science of Asvattha An Outline: 44. Vedic Terms for Inflow, Outflow and Rest 45. Relationship of Visnu and Indra 46. Terms in Indian Science 47. Contraction and Expansion 48. Interdependence of Motion and Rest 49. Interrelationship of Rest and Motion 50. Interrelationship of Word and Its Material Meaning 51. Process of the Formation of Earth 52. Time for Rest 53. Meaning of Vijnana 54. One Element, Three Forms 55. Creation and Dissolution 56. Perishable and Imperishable 57. Evil Influence of Sectarianism 58. Intellectual Defects and Emotionalism 59. Unit and Multiple 60. Relationship of Amrta and Mrtyu 61. Knowledge and Science 62. Foundation of the Universe 63. Constant Change: Constant Permanence Fifth Discourse - Integrated Relationship of Vedasastra and Puranasastra: 64. Rotation of Sun Around Paramesthi 65. Formation of Body, Mind and Intellect 66. Emergence of Varna 67. Emergence of Gotra 68. Real Aim: Expansion of Gotra 69. Sodasi Prajapati Conceived Creation 70. Vedasastra in Relation to Puranasastra through the Medium of Tattva-svarupa of Rasa 71. Mangalika Samsmarana. Appendix. Index. This volume explains the mysteries of Creation from the Vedic standpoint by an eminent scholar Pandit Motilal Shastri, a devout disciple of the much acclaimed Vedic guru, Pandit Madhusudan Ojha. It consists of five scholarly discourses presented before an august audience of well-known scholars and acaryas of Vedasastra, at Rashtrapati Bhawan during 14-18 December 1956. These discourses Science of Agni-soma; the Science of Five Divisional Universe; Vedic Concept of Man: An Exposition; Science of Asvattha: An Outline; and Integrated Relationship of Vedasastra and Puranasastra illuminate new insights into the mysteries of Creation, offering new definitions to well-known Vedic terms. The volume in hand is an English translation of these five discourses by Rishi Kumar Mishra, a well-known author, writer and editor, and a disciple of Pandit Motilal Shastri. It enables the new generation of scholars and intellectuals to understand and grasp the mysteries of Creation. It is an inimitable storehouse of Vedic wisdom.