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It's elementary: a lot is not right with the army and the leadership needs to identify the actual basics to rectify the problems / Sawhney, Pravin; Wahab Ghazala   Journal Article
Sawhney, Pravin Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract When the chief of army staff, General Bikram Singh assumed office in May last year amidst uncertainty and rising allegations of financial, disciplinary and moral impropriety within the service, he gave the call for 'Back to Basics'. Taking a cue from the chief, the Army Training Command (ARTRAC) has adopted this as its theme for the annual 2013-2014 journal, a tacit acknowledgement that the army has lost its moorings. Surely there are officers who understand that all is not well with the service and the drift, if not corrected, will have serious consequences.
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Reign of fear: Kishtwar violence may just be the sign of things to come / Sawhney, Pravin; Wahab Ghazala   Journal Article
Sawhney, Pravin Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Deaths, injuries, arson, curfew are occurrences that make headlines every day in Jammu and Kashmir. Yet, the blood that spilled on August 9 in the Kishtwar district of the Jammu division of the state was of a different kind. Innocent blood for sure, but the cause was neither terrorism nor separatism. It was the age-old Indian malaise: communal violence. The Eid-ul-Fitr day aligned Kishtwar with the rest of the country in a manner Kashmiris would have never thought possible.
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