Gyan Chakra on India's Military Strategy by Maj Gen Amarjit Singh (Editor)

The Browser in collaboration with Fauji Days. Hardcover. NEW. Military strategy is a crucial aspect of soldiering, and a new book aims to provide a comprehensive overview of India's military strategy from 1947 to the present day. Titled "Military Strategy: Evolution and Perspectives," the book brings together the experiences and insights of veterans who have been deeply involved in developing and executing military strategies. The book begins with opening essays by two former Chiefs, General V.P. Malik and Admiral Sunil Lanba, who provide strategic perspectives on the Kargil War and the evolution of Indian naval strategies since independence, respectively. Air Marshal Anil Khosla also contributes to the book, presenting a comprehensive overview of the Air Force's strategic developments. The subsequent chapters delve into various topics of current interest, including analyses of Surgical Strikes, Operation Parakaram, Cold Start, Gray Zone Warfare, Theaterisation, China, Pakistan, Emerging World Order, R&D, and more. Each chapter is written by an officer with first-hand experience in the subject matter, ensuring that the insights shared are grounded in practical knowledge. The book aims to be an exciting read for officers, students of military strategy, and enthusiasts alike. It offers a collective wisdom that provides valuable insights into the evolution of India's military strategy over the years. The authors, who are veterans with extensive experience in the field, bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. The book is published by the Gyan Chakra Think Tank, an organization dedicated to inculcating the art of strategic thinking in future leaders. By providing a platform for veterans to share their experiences and insights, the think tank aims to contribute to the development of strategic thinking among India's future military leaders. The contributions in the book come from a diverse range of military personnel, including Generals, Admirals, Air Marshals, and other high-ranking officers. Some of the notable contributors include Major General P.J.S. Sandhu, Lieutenant General J.S. Cheema, Colonel Amit Vig, Lieutenant General Vijay Oberoi, Major General Amarjit Singh, Lieutenant General D.S. Hooda, Lieutenant General Praveen Bakshi, Lieutenant General R.S. Panwar, Lieutenant General K.J. Singh, Rear Admiral Sudhir Pillai, Lieutenant General Anil Ahuja, Lieutenant General P.S. Mehta, Lieutenant General Surinder Singh, Mr. R.K. Kaushik (IAS), Lieutenant General P.M. Bali, Lieutenant General J.S. Lidder, Ambassador Asoke Mukerji (IFS), Lieutenant General Kamal Davar, and Major General Pushpendra Singh. With such a diverse range of contributors, the book offers a comprehensive and well-rounded perspective on India's military strategy. It covers a wide range of topics, providing readers with a deep understanding of the challenges and developments in India's military strategy. In conclusion, "Military Strategy: Evolution and Perspectives" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding India's military strategy. The book brings together the experiences and insights of veterans who have played a significant role in shaping India's military strategy. With its diverse range of contributors and comprehensive coverage of various topics, the book offers a unique and insightful perspective on the evolution of India's military strategy.