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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Illustrated by Photo of "lawn Holybourne"SWAMI VIVEKANANDA Frontis (illustratore). VERY GOOD Condition CLEAN, SOLID, BRIGHT. but shows sticker removal ghost scar 1" to of front cover. ; Black titles on ORANGE square spine pound .COVER ART SHOWS 6 drawings typical of India's culture.with Seated lotus figure center of ORANGE paper cover. . FULL PAGE SIZE PHOTO OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA with full page quote. ; 100Pg thin pages; Informative text.charming little travel item.Part of a series of pamplets "PRINTED AT THE ZODIAC PRESS, NICHOLSON RD DELHI".

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Terrorism and violent extremism are the results of cri5tical and complex socio-political disorders. While counter-radiacalisation work is vital in minimizing the threat of extremism, the struggle is ultimately ideological. Today, terrorist groups and non-state actors are continually evolving their modes of operation and devising increasingly complex ways to carry out their heinous acts with deadlier consequences. The use of technology, information and social media as well as the nexus between terrorist networks, non-state actors and transnational criminals pose newer challenges to the state operatives and the traditional approaches to terrorism. The need for coordinated action by all the countries of the world to fight the menace of terrorism and to eliminate this scourge, is hence an imperative for world peace. While the counter-terrorism agenda requires evolution through continued dialogue, it must be strengthened through globally and regionally coordinated approaches, capacity development and sharing of best practices. That however, is easier said than done. The second edition of the Counter Terrorism Conference, organized by the Government of Rajasthan and the India Foundation, brought together a galaxy of political and thought leaders from across the world, including field operatives, senior officials from security agencies, policymakers, scholars and government leaders involved in counter-terrorism operations and in planning and sensitization, to discuss ways of tackling global terror outfits. This book is a compendium of the proceedings which took place in that conference and includes the views of illustrious personalities. These include amongst others, the President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee, India's Home Ministers, Shri Rajnath Singh, the Chief Executive of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, the Deputy Home Minister of Malaysia, Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed, the State Minister, Ministry of External Affairs, from Bangladesh, Md. Shariar Alam, the Iranian Deputy Minister for Asia and Pacific Affairs, Mr. Ibrahim Rahimpour and a host of top government officials and thought leaders from across the world. Can the world unite to fight the menace of terrorism? Is this a battle which can be won? The views by eminent personalities delve into these issues and bring forth clarity on what can and should be done, in order to fight the scourge. (jacket).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Language: English. This Book contains a series of articles giving the author's first hand account of momentous events in the early years of our Independence. This includes the Partition holocaust in which millions got killed and millions got uprooted as also the author's interaction with some of the top leaders who shaped the destiny of the Nation. He has provided a deep Insight into the Kashmir problem. Based on his experience of service to the nation for nearly three quarters of a century in various capacities as an Army officer for forty years, as Ambassador for one year, and as Governor of Assam and of Jammu and Kashmir for eleven years," in the two most sensitive states in the country, he has given suggestions for dealing with the several serious security problems facing us. This book is A Good source of reference for present and future generations. "The artist views shadowing like the merging of tree, hazarding if it can subsume the body. Colouring of the dust cover lacquers and violently shakes the wide sweep of book through its 216 pages." About The Author: Lt. Gen. S.K. Sinha, PVSM, was born in January 1926 and soon after graduating from Patna University in 1943, joined the Army. He saw combat service in Burma, Indonesia and Kashmir, Nagaland and Manipur. He held all levels of active command from a platoon to a field army. He also held key staff and instructional appointments. He received the highest military award for distinguished service. He resigned as Vice Chief of Army Staff in 1983 following his surprise supersession for Army Chief. This rocked the Parliament and led to much controversy in the media. Stephen Cohen, the noted US expert on South Asia referred to him as one of India's most outstanding Generals since Independence. He was appointed India's Ambassador to Nepal in 1990 when IndoNepal relations had hit their nadir. He restored them to the highest level of cordiality and helped in restoration of democracy in Nepal. The Prime Minister of Nepal wrote, "General Sinha was as much India's Ambassador to Nepal as Nepal's Ambassador to India." In 1997 he was appointed Governor of Assam when insurgency was at its peak. During his tenure ULFA insurgency was wiped out and a mind change brought about among the people. He was popularly called "a true son of the soil of Assam". In 2003 he was appointed Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. During his five year tenure, near normalcy was restored in the State with the average rate of daily killing coming down from 10 to I. His effort to promote Kashmiriyat, amity across religious divide, was much appreciated. Dr Abdul Kalam highly commended it. Contents: Introduction Part I : OLD MEMORIES : , 1. When Bapu Died , 2. Remembering the Sardar , 3. JP and 25 June , 4. India's First Field Marshal , 5. Mountbatten : As I Saw Him , 6. A Soldier Diplomat , 7. Independence : Partition and Army Part II : NATIONAL SECURITY : , 8. National Security, Strategy, Structure : The Way Ahead , 9. Secessionist Movements , 10. Two Front Strategy , 11. Resolving the Kashmir Issue , 12. Faultlines in Kashmir Part III : Terrorism : , 13. The Menace of Terrorism , 14. Learning from Dantewada , 15. Combating Maoist Terrorism Part IV : MISCELLANY : , 16. The Office of Governor , 17. Governors and Chief Ministers , 18. Agony of a Soft State , 19. Misuse of Awards , 20. The Jinnah Controversy , 21. Supremacy of Civil Power , 22. The Drift in Leadership , 23. Courts Martial , 24. War Crimes in Bangladesh , 25. Assam Accord : Before and After , 26. Dialogue with Pakistan , 27. Comparing Baluchistan and Kashmir The Title 'Reminiscences and Reflections written/authored/edited by Lt. Gen. S.K. Sinha', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789364330480 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 200 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Jammu and Kashmir / Political Science. Size of the book is 13.34.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. This Book contains a series of articles giving the author's first hand account of momentous events in the early years of our Independence. This includes the Partition holocaust in which millions got killed and millions got uprooted as also the author's interaction with some of the top leaders who shaped the destiny of the Nation. He has provided a deep Insight into the Kashmir problem. Based on his experience of service to the nation for nearly three quarters of a century in various capacities as an Army officer for forty years, as Ambassador for one year, and as Governor of Assam and of Jammu and Kashmir for eleven years," in the two most sensitive states in the country, he has given suggestions for dealing with the several serious security problems facing us. This book is A Good source of reference for present and future generations. "The artist views shadowing like the merging of tree, hazarding if it can subsume the body. Colouring of the dust cover lacquers and violently shakes the wide sweep of book through its 216 pages." About The Author: Lt. Gen. S.K. Sinha, PVSM, was born in January 1926 and soon after graduating from Patna University in 1943, joined the Army. He saw combat service in Burma, Indonesia and Kashmir, Nagaland and Manipur. He held all levels of active command from a platoon to a field army. He also held key staff and instructional appointments. He received the highest military award for distinguished service. He resigned as Vice Chief of Army Staff in 1983 following his surprise supersession for Army Chief. This rocked the Parliament and led to much controversy in the media. Stephen Cohen, the noted US expert on South Asia referred to him as one of India's most outstanding Generals since Independence. He was appointed India's Ambassador to Nepal in 1990 when IndoNepal relations had hit their nadir. He restored them to the highest level of cordiality and helped in restoration of democracy in Nepal. The Prime Minister of Nepal wrote, "General Sinha was as much India's Ambassador to Nepal as Nepal's Ambassador to India." In 1997 he was appointed Governor of Assam when insurgency was at its peak. During his tenure ULFA insurgency was wiped out and a mind change brought about among the people. He was popularly called "a true son of the soil of Assam". In 2003 he was appointed Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. During his five year tenure, near normalcy was restored in the State with the average rate of daily killing coming down from 10 to I. His effort to promote Kashmiriyat, amity across religious divide, was much appreciated. Dr Abdul Kalam highly commended it. Contents: Introduction Part I : OLD MEMORIES : , 1. When Bapu Died , 2. Remembering the Sardar , 3. JP and 25 June , 4. India's First Field Marshal , 5. Mountbatten : As I Saw Him , 6. A Soldier Diplomat , 7. Independence : Partition and Army Part II : NATIONAL SECURITY : , 8. National Security, Strategy, Structure : The Way Ahead , 9. Secessionist Movements , 10. Two Front Strategy , 11. Resolving the Kashmir Issue , 12. Faultlines in Kashmir Part III : Terrorism : , 13. The Menace of Terrorism , 14. Learning from Dantewada , 15. Combating Maoist Terrorism Part IV : MISCELLANY : , 16. The Office of Governor , 17. Governors and Chief Ministers , 18. Agony of a Soft State , 19. Misuse of Awards , 20. The Jinnah Controversy , 21. Supremacy of Civil Power , 22. The Drift in Leadership , 23. Courts Martial , 24. War Crimes in Bangladesh , 25. Assam Accord : Before and After , 26. Dialogue with Pakistan , 27. Comparing Baluchistan and Kashmir The Title 'Reminiscences and Reflections written/authored/edited by Lt. Gen. S.K. Sinha', published in the year 2011. The ISBN 9788121210935 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 200 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Jammu and Kashmir / Political Science. Size of the book is 14.34.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Before and after the Second World War, India had to face many challenges in getting Independence from British rule and maintaining the sovereignty, security, integrity, social upliftment and good governance of the country despite all odds. This book covers a period stretching from the heyday of the British Raj to the 'Indianisation' of the empire in the late colonial period to the Independence and Partition of the country; the Nehruvian decades; wars with China and Pakistan, the Emergency years; and up to the Prime Ministership of Narendra Modi. Various revelations in the book provide a largely first-hand account of what it was like to live through some of the momentous changes that our country underwent during this period. The incidents presented here provide reflections on important historical, political, administrative landmarks and personages. Lt Gen SK Sinha, the author, has combined anecdotes with historical facts and observations with comments. Anyone who has devoted so many decades of his life - in Sinha's case, seven decades holding key positions - to service of the Nation, invites upon himself the responsibility to share his self-portrait, in the form of memoirs, with his countrymen. The book chronicles the Nation's joys and sorrows, its achievements and failures, also its current problems and future potential for readers to reflect upon. The book reveals that when General Sinha voluntarily resigned as Vice-Chief of Army Staff in 1983, after he was superseded for the post of Chief of Army Staff, he received laurels from both high-ups and the public at large. From the mother of a soldier, "Mother India is still giving birth to such worthy sons who do not hesitate to give up their job with dignity and selflessness.