Manvendra Singh

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Manvendra Singh

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2 weeks ago | theprint.in | Manvendra Singh

Field Marshal Hafiz Syed Asim Munir Ahmed Shah is the only military man in the subcontinent to be wearing five stars – which he will now don for the rest of his life. And if political trends in Pakistan are anything to go by, he will also be Chief of the Army Staff for a very long time to come. This is unhealthy for the democratic functioning of Pakistan – as also the Pakistan Army – which once again becomes centred around the personality of an individual rather than institutional efficacy.

3 weeks ago | theprint.in | Manvendra Singh

Also read: What is Asim Munir thinking? Gen Munir attended a Rawalpindi seminary, possibly making him the first COAS to be madrasa educated. The number of firsts continued to grow as he progressed professionally, but all that after he got a commission from the Officers Training School (OTS) at Mangala in 1986, while Gen Zia ul Haq was still leading the country. He has won the coveted Sword of Honour and is the first COAS to have done so at OTS.

4 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Manvendra Singh

4 hours agoIndia: Pakistani Forces Hit Back At IndiaIndia - May 10, 2025 Pakistan launched a military operation against India, hitting key military assets including missile storage facilities and airfields in Udhampur, Adampur, and Pathankot. Pakistan said it was also conducting a sweeping cyber offensive aimed at crippling India’s government networks, energy infrastructure, telecommunications, and transportation systems.

4 weeks ago | theprint.in | Manvendra Singh

Once unchallengeable lines were quickly brushed aside in the first wave of India’s targeted attacks across western Punjab and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), but certain parameters remained intact. For instance, military targets were specifically avoided. Only publicly linked infrastructure of internationally proscribed terrorists was in the cross-hairs of India’s weaponry. Damage was obvious as acknowledged by the terrorist groups themselves.