Over a period of time, the rise of China, both on the economic and military front, has resulted in a peculiar security scenario that affects one's day to day to life. This makes a solid case for every Indian to have a basic understanding of this country. This book aims to bring to the fore, as to what is the genesis of this country, its history, its thought process and an elementary understanding of it. The work will help readers by acting as a ready reckoner on China and motivate them to further their journey towards understanding this iron-walled nation.

India’s relatively young democracy must understand the build-up, compulsions, and unfiltered actions of its Armed Forces in moments of extreme tribulations, stripped of any partisan or vested agenda. Soldiers like Col Ranbir, VrC, have earned that right, duty, and responsibility to tell their tale as responsible patriots. I commend this book to all interested as a very significant contribution towards the literature on a momentous event that reshaped the destiny of the subcontinent. Happy Reading, and here’s wishing Col Ranbir, VrC, much success with this book and many more to come. Lt Gen Bhopinder Singh (Retd), AVSM, PVSM Former Lt Governor of Andaman and Nicobar Islands & Puducherry Former Col of the Rajput Regiment, President’s Bodyguards & Army Physical Training Corps

Understanding Al Qaeda: Changing War and Global Politics (Paperback; INR 995)

From Sepoy to Subedar (Hardcover; INR 895) Sita Ram’s splendidly evocative chronicle of his forty-eight years in the service of the English is a piece of first-hand military history. First published in 1873, in translation from original Hindi, it eventually became a standard text book for the British officers.

The War in East Africa 1939-1943 (Hardcover; INR 1475)

Written by a veteran Special Forces officer, this book focuses on the range of special operations with special reference to the role of Special Forces in fighting the terrorists.