The Turning Points: 1965 War by Sonnia Singh – A Legacy of Courage and Strategy
The India–Pakistan War of 1965 was not just a clash of arms, but a test of a young nation’s soul. Less than two decades after gaining independence, India found itself pushed to a war not of its seeking - its fate hanging by a thread as battles raged across The Rann of Kutch to the Mountains of Pir Panjal and culminated in the fields of Punjab. It was a time when history could have broken in an entirely different direction, but through grit and courage the young nation rewrote destiny through audacity and defiance. In The Turning Points: 1965 War, Sonnia Singh captures this tumultuous moment in history with a rare sensitivity. She takes you inside the moments when history itself hung in balance — when the courage of a few turned the tide What sets this book apart is its heartbeat. Ms. Singh does not drown the reader in cold figures or dry timelines. Instead, she invites us into human stories that carry the grit and rawness of lived experiences. Through the battle terrains she introduces...
