Tag: Political Freedom & Security (Books)
Book Review: ‘Friends’ by Sreeram Chaulia
"Friends: India’s Closest Strategic Partners" stands out for its thorough analysis of India’s strategic relationships and its role in the evolving global order.
Book Review: ‘The Lucky Ones’ by Zara Chowdhary
With lyrical prose and unflinching honesty, "The Lucky Ones" is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the challenges faced by India’s Muslim community in recent history.
Book Review: ‘Nagrota Under Siege’ by Bhaavna Arora
Bhaavna Arora's "Nagrota Under Siege" offers a gripping and heartfelt account of the terrorist attack on the Nagrota Army base in Jammu and Kashmir on November 29, 2016.
Book Review: ‘Inside the Terrifying World of Jaish-e-Mohammed’ by Abhinav Pandya
This book, "Inside the Terrifying World of Jaish-e-Mohammed" stands as an indispensable resource for those interested in South Asian security issues, terrorism, and counter-terrorism strategies.
Book Review: ‘Global Tumult’ by Sujan Chinoy
"Global Tumult" serves as a seminal work for policymakers, scholars, and global citizens alike, offering a nuanced perspective on India's geopolitical trajectory.
Book Review: ‘Guns Under My Chinar’ by A.M. Watali
In "Guns Under My Chinar," A.M. Watali tells the story of the state police's continuous efforts to restrain the increasing resistance movement, which was backed by Pakistani intelligence services, spanning four decades, from 1947 to 1989.
