Er Sandeep Singh Srinagar - The partition of British India in 1947 and the hurried accession of the princely state of Jammu & Kashmir plunged the region into a complex and violent struggle. Among the most dramatic events of that era was the tribal invasion often referred to as the “Kabali Raid” in late October 1947. This invasion targeted the Kashmir Valley, … [Read more...] about The Kabali Raid of 1947: A Forgotten Chapter of Sikh Suffering and Sacrifices
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Kargil War Anniversary: Remembrance, Celebration and Introspection
Jaibans Singh The fifth round of conflict between India and Pakistan was fought in the heights of Kargil, now a part of the Indian Union Territory of Ladakh. Code named Operation Vijay by India and Operation Al Badr by Pakistan, the war lasted for 83 days from 3 May 1999 to 26 July 1999. The short and intense war ended with a decisive victory for India. The war was … [Read more...] about Kargil War Anniversary: Remembrance, Celebration and Introspection
The Kargil War: A Tribute to the Heroes
Col. Alok Mathur (Retired) "Do not lament the death of a warrior in battlefield, they are honoured in Heaven" The fifth round of conflict between India and Pakistan was fought in the heights of Kargil. Code named Operation Vijay, it lasted for 83 days from 3 May 1999 to 26 July 1999. The short and intense war ended with a decisive victory for India. When a unilateral … [Read more...] about The Kargil War: A Tribute to the Heroes
INSs – Mahendragiri : India’s Sixth Indigenous Stealth Frigate
Col Alok Mathur, SM (Retd) On 11 July 2026, cheered by the blue waves of Bay of Bengal, the sixth indigenous stealth frigate under project 17A, INS Mahendra Giri, joined Indian Navy’s Sun rise fleet at Vishakhapatnam Naval base. The naval vessel was given its naval colours on commissioning and allotted pennant no F 38 as new identity in Indian Navy. Raksha- Mantri Raj … [Read more...] about INSs – Mahendragiri : India’s Sixth Indigenous Stealth Frigate
Pakistan: An Artificial Country Between Two Disputed Lines
Shokin Chauhan I have stood on the Line of Control on winter mornings when even the sun seemed hesitant to rise. I have watched our patrols trudge through the frozen valleys of Dras and seen the distant ridges across which the Pakistani posts lie, almost within calling distance, yet separated by history’s cruellest boundary. And I have studied, as every soldier must, the … [Read more...] about Pakistan: An Artificial Country Between Two Disputed Lines