Written by a notable Kashmiri activist, Hashim Qureshi, this book throws a fair and unique perspective on the issues that concern Kashmir and Kashmir problem, as it is referred to by many. A man with an interesting past, his is a voice of courage and conviction. This book will clarify many a doubts that exist in the minds of many unsuspecting watchers as well as Kashmir youth.

This work probes the circumstances surrounding the ethnic cleansing and cultural genocide of Kashmiri Hindus⸺ the torchbearers of Valley’s ancient culture. All the typical stages of genocide from classification of the victims to the denial of culpability are clearly visible in the narrative. Real-life incidents bring to light the discrimination this educated community faced in the Valley, the dire circumstances under which they had to flee their motherland and their dogged determination to once again rebuild their lives. These aboriginals chose to abandon their homes, but not their faith. They not only survived this calamity but also thrived, and that is an inspiration for all the persecuted people. The fact that not even one act of violent revenge can be ascribed to Kashmiri Hindus, speaks volumes about their ethos.

More stories from the veterans of IPKF in Sri Lanka. This book is second in the series on IPKF memoirs

The Terrorist Hunters: The Ultimate Inside Story of Britain’s Fight Against Terror (Paperback; INR 1085)

A firsthand account by an officer who commanded a brigade in Sri Lanka during the IPKF operations in the Island country. His formation saw action from the very beginning till the very end of the campaign that remains debatable even today.

Based on a true story, this gripping account will leave you spell-bound

(Paperback INR 399)An absorbing and fast paced account about the thrills and challenges in the life of a young Army officer involved in killing militants in Manipur and Sri Lanka. From the author of “Soldiering a Life on the Edge”. Makes you feel the battlefield. Honest account without exaggeration.

Third book in the series of personal memoirs of war veterans of IPKF/OPERATION PAWAN in Sri Lanka

This is the fourth book in the series that brings to the readers the firsthand accounts from the IPKF veterans

This is the fifth book in the series on the first-hand accounts by the war veterans of the IPKF

"HOW THE WIND BLEW - Operation Pawan - IPKF veterans tell their stories" is a collection of personal accounts of experiences from the Indian Peacekeeping Force (IPKF) deployment in the Northern and Eastern parts of Sri Lanka in 1987-90. An effort has been made to include accounts of all three Services and also include an account of a widow and the son of a fallen officer. For many of the contributors, this has been their first attempt of putting their experiences and thoughts on paper and has dredged up many memories, some happy and some not so happy. The contributors were mainly from the Infantry - company officers, company commanders, Second in Commands 2sIC) and Commanding Officers, Others include Doctors, helicopter pilots and Captains of Naval Vessels....."VALIANT WERE THEIR DEEDS"

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.

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