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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. World view. 2. Technology and security. 3. Military buildup in the region. 4. Conflicting scenarios an Indian perspective. 5. The role, size and shape of the army. 6. Maritime dimensions of India s security. 7. Role of air power. 8. Internal security. 9. Indian security management need for change reference and further readings. Index. "This book attempts to do some serious stock-taking by illuminating facets of national security that demand urgent attention. Covering topics like India s geopolitical environment, military build-up, conflict scenarios, role of air power and internal security, it focuses on the flaws of the system and recommends ways of plugging the loopholes. Written by experts on the subject, the book aims to highlight threats, old and new, emanating from diverse quarters, endangering the peaceful existence of the country like never before. "Observer Research Foundation is a leading non-profit public policy think-tank. This publication is a part of the continued effort by Observer Research Foundation Institute of Security Studies for creating awareness and consciousness on issues of concern for National and International Security.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. There are moments in a soldier's life that divide time into before and after. For young 2nd Lieutenant V. K. Singh such a moment arrived in the aftermath of the Bangladesh War of 1971, when he was sent to investigate what was vaguely called a 'race improvement camp'. There, he witnessed a scene for which no amount of military training could have prepared him. The Bangladesh War is recounted well and often in terms of its operational brilliance leading to the surrender of Pakistan and the birth of a new nation. However, in these retellings, the reason that compelled India into war that year is entirely overlooked. In 1971: The Genocidal War, General V. K. Singh attempts to define the systematic massacre in East Pakistan as genocide, a term long denied to it. Based on General V. K. Singh's first-hand accounts, this book describes in detail the events that preceded the war: the hapless human tide of refugees that started flowing into India in the early months of 1971, the rise of fragile makeshift camps across the frontier and the diseases that followed, India gearing up for hostilities amid strained resources and immense psychological pressure, and the creation of the Mukti Bahini that often worked in conjunction with the Indian Army. The collapse of Pakistani forces was swift and surrender ceremonies were conducted on 17 December. Yet, the military victory did not erase the mass violence that had preceded it. Both factually meticulous and evocative, this book makes a poignant effort to restore dignity to a tragedy largely erased from history. …