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An interesting discussion in Press Club with correspondents on defence beat on my Book-General's Jottings.
Also issues like democratisation of informed strategic dialogue, regional think tanks, Mil Lit Festivals&Citizen Warriors.
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General’s Jottings in the Media!
Lt Gen KJ Singh’s General’s Jottings is being touted as a 'must-read' for those interested in national security issues.
Read to know why:
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Sumali Devgan, Sana Durrani, Shiv Kunal Verma, RP Devgan and Monisha Datta at the launch of Yodha I & II, the two-part illustrated military history of India at the Valley of Words in Dehradun today. The book is being hailed as an ‘absolute masterpiece’ by critics.
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KolkataTV highlights Partition struggles through characters in Liminal Tides in their recent article.
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#LiminalTides #Partitionstruggles
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Partition historian claims that non-actors are fueling Bangladesh's student unrest. Amid instability, he proposes a strategic containment strategy for India.
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Partition historian links Bangladesh's cyclic geopolitics to the 1971 War, offers solutions.
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Soumitra Banerji on #Bangladesh unrest, and calls for “strong-arm strategy” at Indian NE borders.
More with the Deccan Chronicle: bit.ly/4dYrvE3
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Historian Soumitra Banerji draws parallels between the #Partition of 1947 and the current situation in #Bangladesh.
Prabhat Khabar shares insights from their chat.
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Soumitra Banerji sits down with Asianet Newsable to discuss the recent turbulence in Bangladesh, drawing from his #Partition novel Liminal Tides.
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Soumitra Banerji weighs in on non-state actors in Bangladesh unrest. He addresses key questions about the current situation.
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FLR: An international journal on law related to uniformed forces, a global non-commercial academic collaboration between
National Institute of Military Justice, Washington DC, USA and Centre for Constitution & Public Policy, UILS, Panjab University, Chandigarh
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This Kargil Diwas delve into the illustrated military history of India through Yodha by the eminent military historian Shiv Kumar Verma. Available wherever books are sold.
The military history of Bharat is as panoramic and vast as the Indian subcontinent in which it is rooted. It is epic—literally and figuratively—as the Ramayan and the Mahabharat unveil. It is magnificent, heroic, and heart-wrenching. Above all, it has transformed India’s rise into a formidable world power.
Few books have attempted to embrace this panorama between their covers, none visually. Yodha: Illustrated Military History of India is the first work to bring this rich military history alive through over 1,600 stunning illustrations, paintings, and photographs.
Painstakingly written and put together by the eminent military historian Shiv Kunal Verma, this book covers the period from The Epics (BCE) to The Uprising (1857). This masterly work deserves a place on every bookshelf—that of the student or teacher, soldier or civilian, fauji enthusiast or academic researcher.
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#EXCLUSIVE: Shiv Kunal Verma talks about his latest work ‘Yodha: Illustrated Military History of India’
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Historian Urges Recognition of North-East Battles in National War History deccanchronicle.com/news/his… @ManishAnand_25 @adgpi @himantabiswa
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Stoked to receive my copy of the @Liminaltides @SimonSchusterIN @TheBrowser_Chd
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Eagerly awaiting to read this book!
Stoked to share: Simon & Schuster, one of the "Big 5" publishers (backed by PE firm KKR) will soon make #LiminalTides available pan-India through their sales channels & stores.
A special mention to our kind publishers @TheBrowser_Chd without whom this wouldn't have been possible!
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Stoked to share: Simon & Schuster, one of the "Big 5" publishers (backed by PE firm KKR) will soon make #LiminalTides available pan-India through their sales channels & stores.
A special mention to our kind publishers @TheBrowser_Chd without whom this wouldn't have been possible!
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By joining hands with @SimonSchusterIN, who will henceforth be our exclusive distributors, we hope our books find their place on more shelves and, hopefully, in more hearts✨
In the frame: Mr Pankaj P Singh, CEO, @TheBrowser_Chd, and Mr Rahul Srivastava, MD, @SimonSchusterIN
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Super excited for this one @pronoybanerji
Everyone else, do get your hands on this book. Is definitely going to be an amazing read!
Biblophile alert!
The dad of a very dear friend @pronoybanerji has put his thoughts to words that have taken the shape of a wonderful book! Do give this a read :)
Liminal Tides amzn.in/d/9GD9WgR
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College Friend & Ex colleague at CNBC, Network 18
@pronoybanerji father has written a Book on anthropological fiction based on the migration of 3 families. I have booked a copy on amazon.in/dp/9392210647

























