Defence Makeover: Ten Myths that Shape India's Image

By:

Pravin Sawhney

Contributor(s):

SAWHNEY (Pravin)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Dehi Sage Publications 2002Description: 458 p. HB 22x14 cmISBN:

0761996125

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

23 327.54 SAWD

Summary: This book is divided into five parts. Each of them has two chapters dealing with a particular subject. The first part covers the whole gamut of India-china relations. Parts two deals with Kashmir. The third part considers the likelihood of an all-out conventional war between India and Pakistan. The book ends with a chapter entitled `The Bottomline`. This is not crystal gazing, nor is it pontification. Rather, it speaks holistically about what the individual chapters imply for India`s defence makeover. https://d141tzmslscs4l.cloudfront.net/

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This book is divided into five parts. Each of them has two chapters dealing with a particular subject. The first part covers the whole gamut of India-china relations. Parts two deals with Kashmir. The third part considers the likelihood of an all-out conventional war between India and Pakistan. The book ends with a chapter entitled `The Bottomline`. This is not crystal gazing, nor is it pontification. Rather, it speaks holistically about what the individual chapters imply for India`s defence makeover.

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