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This book, A New World Order: India’s Call for an Alternative to the UNO, is the result of my lifelong study of international relations, military history, and global governance. As a veteran soldier and current researcher pursuing a Doctor of Literature in Military Science, I have critically examined the failures of the United Nations and…
Ahirs’ Heroic Stand at Rezangla: Struggle for Truth, Justice & Honour by Dr. T. C. Rao is a powerful tribute to the extraordinary bravery of the Ahir soldiers who fought in the 1962 Battle of Rezang La. In clear, human-centered storytelling, the book brings these warriors to life-not just as soldiers, but as sons, brothers,…
Bangladesh in Crisis: India’s Role in a Troubled Democracy by Dr. T.C. Rao explores the evolving relationship between India and Bangladesh, rooted in shared history but challenged by present-day political and social upheavals. The book traces key events—from the 1947 partition to the 1971 liberation war—highlighting India’s role in Bangladesh’s independence and later developments. With…
Birth of POK: The Unfinished Story of 1947 by Dr. T.C. Rao brings to light the largely overlooked but crucial first war India fought after Independence. Just months after 1947, Pakistan sent tribal raiders into Kashmir, leading to a full- scale conflict that shaped India’s military identity. Through vivid accounts of battles, heroes like Major…
In Bridging Borders, Dr. T.C. Rao takes a clear, thoughtful look at the long-standing India-China border dispute. He explains how the conflict began with unclear maps and historical misunderstandings, and how it has since led to wars, standoffs, and deep mistrust. The book argues that both countries are paying a high price—spending huge amounts on…
Duty Without Dignity: Erosion of Defence Honour and Welfare is a powerful exploration of a deeply concerning shift in Indian society—the diminishing respect and support for the nation’s armed forces. Once regarded as the ultimate symbols of sacrifice, discipline, and patriotism, India’s soldiers today face increasing neglect, apathy, and even hostility from civil institutions, law…
Fire on the Frontiers: The 1965 India-Pakistan War is a gripping and insightful account of one of South Asia’s most decisive yet often misunderstood conflicts. The book explores the political background, strategic calculations, and battlefield realities that shaped the 1965 war, when India firmly resisted Pakistan’s attempt to alter the status quo by force.Blending military…
Guardians of Bharat: The Indian Armed Forces in War and Peace Post Independence by Dr. T.C. Rao, Ph D offers a thoughtful and accessible look at how India’s military has shaped the nation since 1947. Written in clear, human-centered language, the book highlights the courage, discipline, and dedication of soldiers who defend the country in…
Policing the Police: Improving The Police Accountability” by Dr. T.C. Rao, Ph.D. is a timely and insightful work on strengthening democratic policing. The book critically examines how police forces can be held responsible for their actions, emphasizing transparency, ethical conduct, and community trust. It explores mechanisms for internal and external oversight, disciplinary systems, legal safeguards,…
Kargil Diaries: Memories of Tricolour on the Peaks offers a poignant and detailed account of the 1999 Kargil War, a landmark event in India’s military history. Set in the formidable terrain of the Himalayas, the book chronicles the bravery, strategic brilliance, and unwavering resolve of the Indian Army as it repelled Pakistani intrusions. Through meticulous…
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