The Spy Chronicles: RAW, ISI and the Illusion of Peace
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Its funny how people here giving it low rating just because an ISI head(Pakistani)co-written this book.And because non of them gave away any state secrets.Its interesting as interesting as Mr. Dulat’s last book was if not more.Conversation format makes things even more interesting.If you link both books with history, news and another book military inc. you can get a pretty good image of whats going in kashmir and why its all happening, who are stakeholders and why, and how to deal with them.Judging by the country’s environment i must say if you are a ‘blind Bakat’ spend money on something else, one must read this book as a neutral and try to understand things.If you dont have any base on Kashmir or how Pakistan is a stakeholder in whole Kashmir issue, or you dont know how proxy wars work, this book would make no sense to you, buy something else.-if you are a well informed person and good at current affairs, this book wouldnt tell you anything new.-But seriously the cover couldve been better, cover looks terribly cheap with that glossy finish, and that red colour hard binding underneath.. looks horrible.. HarperCollins books usually have really nice cover quality
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 8 June 2021
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It is obvious that the two chiefs might have censored many things but than they have revealed a lot to satisfy the soul of people addicted to spy chronicles
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 30 May 2018Verified Purchase
... read to understand the nuances of India- Pakistan relations better, and more importantly to understand the Kashmir problem ...
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 4 July 2018Verified Purchase
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 1 June 2018
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Its funny how people here giving it low rating just because an ISI head(Pakistani)co-written this book.
And because non of them gave away any state secrets.
Its interesting as interesting as Mr. Dulat’s last book was if not more.
Conversation format makes things even more interesting.
If you link both books with history, news and another book military inc. you can get a pretty good image of whats going in kashmir and why its all happening, who are stakeholders and why, and how to deal with them.
Judging by the country’s environment i must say if you are a ‘blind Bakat’ spend money on something else, one must read this book as a neutral and try to understand things.
If you dont have any base on Kashmir or how Pakistan is a stakeholder in whole Kashmir issue, or you dont know how proxy wars work, this book would make no sense to you, buy something else.
-if you are a well informed person and good at current affairs, this book wouldnt tell you anything new.
-But seriously the cover couldve been better, cover looks terribly cheap with that glossy finish, and that red colour hard binding underneath.. looks horrible.. HarperCollins books usually have really nice cover quality
And because non of them gave away any state secrets.
Its interesting as interesting as Mr. Dulat’s last book was if not more.
Conversation format makes things even more interesting.
If you link both books with history, news and another book military inc. you can get a pretty good image of whats going in kashmir and why its all happening, who are stakeholders and why, and how to deal with them.
Judging by the country’s environment i must say if you are a ‘blind Bakat’ spend money on something else, one must read this book as a neutral and try to understand things.
If you dont have any base on Kashmir or how Pakistan is a stakeholder in whole Kashmir issue, or you dont know how proxy wars work, this book would make no sense to you, buy something else.
-if you are a well informed person and good at current affairs, this book wouldnt tell you anything new.
-But seriously the cover couldve been better, cover looks terribly cheap with that glossy finish, and that red colour hard binding underneath.. looks horrible.. HarperCollins books usually have really nice cover quality
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 19 June 2018
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 14 August 2018
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Not Really Worth Reading
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Average Book. Much hyped less material
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Good Raw vs ISI knowledge
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Three Stars
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