Colonel Sushil Tanwar’s “Mukhbir” takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Jammu and Kashmir, weaving together stories of courage, betrayal, and resilience against the backdrop of a region fraught with tension and intrigue.
“Mukhbir” emerges as a compelling anthology of short stories, resonating profoundly with the intricate tapestry of human emotions, set against the backdrop of Jammu and Kashmir. With seventeen captivating narratives intricately woven into the fabric of the region, Colonel Sushil Tanwar, a seasoned officer intimately acquainted with the nuances of the locale, delves deep into the multifaceted lives of its denizens, juxtaposing their daily struggles with the relentless operations of security forces, particularly within the realm of intelligence.
Spanning across 192 pages, “Mukhbir” transcends conventional storytelling paradigms, offering readers a rich, immersive exploration of the diverse dimensions inherent to Jammu and Kashmir. Tanwar’s adept narrative finesse, coupled with his deft character portrayals and accessible prose, fosters an intimate connection with readers, inviting them to traverse the intricacies of the region.
The canvas painted by “Mukhbir” sprawls expansively, traversing realms of intrigue, passion, and poignancy. Whether unraveling the saga of a Pakistani insurgent swayed by love on Kashmiri soil (depicted in ‘Love Jihad’), or navigating the ethical quandaries plaguing an army officer confronted with conflicting intelligence (‘Mukhbir’), or chronicling the arduous journey of a women officer carving her niche in the Indian Army (‘Ye Manzil Nahi Aasaan’), each tale engrosses readers in its emotional depth and moral complexity.
Col Sushil Tanwar, VSM is a serving officer in the Indian Army . He is an alumnus of Military School(Ajmer), National Defence Academy(Pune) and Indian Military Academy (Dehradun). The officer has a rich experience of over twelve years in Counter Insurgency environment in J&K
A medley of veritable anecdotes, ‘Mukhbir’ seamlessly enthralls readers, capturing the ethical dilemmas and existential crises confronting not only the security apparatus but also the diverse populace of Jammu and Kashmir. Essential reading for aficionados of espionage narratives or those intrigued by the region’s socio-political milieu, Tanwar’s work will also certainly find resonance in educational institutions’ libraries, offering invaluable insights into human dynamics and interplay.
Published by the esteemed Rajpal and Sons, headquartered in Delhi, “Mukhbir” is readily accessible through leading e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart, ensuring its reach to eager readers seeking to immerse themselves in its evocative narratives and profound insights.
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