
Yodha — Part II
The illustrated story continues — India's military journey into the modern age.
From the jacket
The military history of Bharat is as panoramic and vast as the Indian subcontinent in which it is rooted. It is epic—literally and figuratively—as the Ramayan and the Mahabharat unveil. Few books have attempted to embrace this panorama between their covers, none visually. Yodha: Illustrated Military History of India is the first work to bring this rich military history alive through over 1,600 stunning illustrations, paintings, and photographs covering the majestic canvas of India's military history, from The Crown (1858) to The Kargil War (1999). Painstakingly written and put together by the eminent military historian Shiv Kunal Verma, this masterly work deserves a place on every bookshelf—that of the student or teacher, soldier or civilian, fauji enthusiast or academic researcher.
Editions
- English EditionEnglishBuy this edition →
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