Wednesday, September 7, 2011
TERRITORIALS: Provisions of Indian Territorial Army Regarding Em...
TERRITORIALS: Provisions of Indian Territorial Army Regarding Em...: The Provision of Rule 33 of the Territorial Army Act-1948 should not be allowed to prejudice men’s civilian prospects more than it’s absolut...
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
TERRITORIALS: How to Join the Territorial Army
TERRITORIALS: How to Join the Territorial Army: Captain Rajpal Singh, TA Officer/ Additional Director, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) Becoming a Commissione...
Lt. Navdeep Singh Dies Fighting for Nation at J&K
A management graduate from the Army Institute of Management, Kolkata, Lt. Navdeep Singh rather preferred to join the army and serve the nation.
Unfortunately, not much is spoken in media about him.
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(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
TERRITORIALS: Part-Time Soldiering in Indian Context
TERRITORIALS: Part-Time Soldiering in Indian Context: The concept of part-time soldiering carries a great value in the present geo-political and geo-strategic atmosphere of our country wherein;...
Monday, August 15, 2011
Still a Question: Permanent Commission to Women Officers in Indian Army
Some very serious thoughts for employing lady officers in the Indian army. Two logic... Either we need them or we don't.... But if we do, it should only be with a sense of equality.....
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(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Monday, August 1, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Yeddyu Goes But Not Before Mocking at the Nation.... Reddy Brothers Still Defiant
Yeddyurappa finally goes..... But not before mocking at the entire nation?
Today the defiant Karnataka CM has finally resigned; but not surprisingly to the spirit of our political class, he was seen flashing victory signs after submitting the resignation? A day after the Supreme Court of India had issued orders suspending all mining activities in Bellary district of Karnataka, the Reddy brothers went step further and were shameless, when 49 trucks belonging to their company were seized by the police with precious iron ore which was on the verge of being smuggled out. Thanks to the vibrant media for nailing them.
Yeddyu wants to nominate his successor and also wants to remain the state BJP chief; on the other hand, the Reddy brothers are still unapologetic.
The entire episode reminds us of the British PM few days back, when he simply said "I am sorry". Can we expect something even closer to that in our country? Seems near impossible. What least can be expected out of our policy-makers is a common strategy to curb corruption in this country.
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(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Friday, July 29, 2011
No to Anna or No to Democracy?
By denying ANNA the right to hold peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, policy-makers have once again reinforced their sole authority on the very foundation of our democratic values. It is them and only them, who can decide the fate of this country and no one has a right to speak? Once elected to power, no one can question them and citizens should better behave; or else, the treatment would be similar to that of RAMDEV'S.
This is what we have been made to understand according to recent developments....
Another deduction which comes out of this entire episode is the failure of our institutional mechanism. The POLICE in specific, which gives us an impression that they are not serving the citizens; rather their political masters.
........... A complete breakdown of the organisational ethics.
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(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Thursday, July 28, 2011
TERRITORIALS: Widow of Territorial Army Officer Gets Military Pe...
TERRITORIALS: Widow of Territorial Army Officer Gets Military Pe...: "It is quite an irony that the Territorial Army still remains to be treated as a second grade institution by our own military establishments...."
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Kargil War: 12th Anniversary
It was on this of 26the July 1999 that the Indian armed forces overwhelmingly defeated Pakistani intruders in the famous Kargil war. The battles were fought on some of the most inhospitable terrains of Jammu & Kashmir where the enemy tried to alter Line of Control.
Pakistan suffered one of the most disgraceful defeats of modern times where it also disowned her own fallen soldiers. Moreover, it also saw the beginning of another military coup by the army chief. Rest all is history and Pakistan is paying dearly for that even now.....
For India, the battle ignited the fervor of nationalism among common citizens with certain amount of anger against the establishments as well. The Indian armed forces saw the emergence of young officers who aimed nothing but victory.....
The President of India paid homage at the India Gate in New Delhi and also seconded the demand for a national war memorial... A dream which still remains a dream only. Non implementation of the recommendations of Kargil Review Committee set up to restructure the entire national defence mechanism still haunts India in the form of growing terror strikes......
Source: Wikipedia
(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Monday, July 25, 2011
TERRITORIALS: Reasons for Joining Part-Time Military: A Historic...
TERRITORIALS: Reasons for Joining Part-Time Military: A Historic...: "' They had joined because they liked riding and racing. Military activities were limited to an evening parade once a week - and often drinks..."
Friday, July 22, 2011
Seven blunders that will haunt India for posterity
An outstanding write-up by Maj General Mrinal Suman (Retd) on seven historic blunders committed by India. There is little doubt, that we as a nation, are paying dearly and would continue to be suffered through generations, for these ills of our policy makers.....
To come out of this, India certainly needs the statesmanship of highest standard from our political class, which no doubt, appears to be near impossible in the present context.
May be a rethink from every citizen, on the very foundations of our sovereignty?
Kindly click the link to read full article: http://www.indiandefencereview.com/military-and-aerospace/Seven-blunders-that-will-haunt-India-for-posterity.html
(Published by the team of INDIAN ANALYSIS)
Thursday, July 21, 2011
TERRITORIALS: Territorial Army: Disaster Management Units (Depar...
TERRITORIALS: Territorial Army: Disaster Management Units (Depar...: "India is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world. Its unique geo-physical characteristics make it more vulnerable to various d..."
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Political Accountability... Something to Learn from Great Democracies
Phone Hacking: Cameron's 'regret' over hiring coulson"I Take Responsibility...." British PM
Can India learn anything from this??????
(Published by the team of TERRITORIALS)
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