Operation Sindoor: 23 Minute Mai Sadi Ka Vaar

This book traces the evolution of terrorism in India from its historical roots in the 1980s to its modern tech-driven forms. It examines the Soviet-Afghan War’s spillover into the Kashmir insurgency fueled by Pakistan’s ISI which trained groups like Hizbul Mujahideen Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. The 1993 Mumbai blasts killing two hundred fifty-seven highlight ISI-backed organized crime under Dawood Ibrahim. Modern tactics include cyber-recruitment drones and propaganda by groups like The Resistance Front (TRF). India’s counter-terrorism from Operation Rakshak to 2019 Balakot airstrikes and 2025 Operation Sindoor blends kinetic strikes AI surveillance and laws like TADA/UAPA. The book details JeM’s Pulwama attack HM’s local recruitment and TRF’s hybrid warfare. ISI’s role in funding and arming proxies is scrutinized alongside India’s preemptive strategies. This compelling narrative reveals the interplay of history geopolitics and security offering critical insights into India’s ongoing battle against terrorism. Amitabh Kumar an Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer seamlessly blends administrative expertise with literary brilliance. Beyond governance he emerges as a captivating storyteller weaving narratives that explore history philosophy socio-political dynamics and human emotions with intellectual depth and cultural sensitivity. His works vividly illuminate India’s social fabric and diversity. A national-level marksman in rifle and revolver shooting Kumar’s disciplined and goal-oriented nature shines through. His commitment to social service is equally inspiring having rehabilitated thousands of street children through education and healthcare initiatives. Collaborations with leading NGOs in child welfare have earned him widespread acclaim. His intellectual and creative energy catalyzes social change establishing him as a visionary thinker and reformer.