Lt. Col. M.A Siddiqui (Retd.)

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Lt. Col. M.A Siddiqui (Retd.) was commissioned in the Corps of Signals in December 1957. He participated in the Wars against China in 1962, against Pakistan in 1965 and 1971. He was awarded 'Mention in Dispatch' in the Bangladesh Liberation War 1971. His contact details are: [email protected], Ph: 9818260900 * Views are personal.

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Strategic Autonomy Under Fire: Why India Must Anchor Defence Policy in National Interest, Not Foreign Pressure

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Iran Opposition Abroad Divided and Distrusted—What Comes Next?

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Type 075 vs Wasp-Class: How China’s Newest Amphibious Ship Compares to the U.S.

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Tank Battle at Longewala: The Night the Indian Army Held the Line Against Pakistani Forces in 1971

Military

Lt. Col. M.A Siddiqui (Retd.) - 2023-11-19

Longewala is a dominating feature at the Indo-Pak border in the Barmer District of Rajasthan. It overlooks the desert terrain leading to the border....

The Indo-Pak Border at Poonch

Opinion

Lt. Col. M.A Siddiqui (Retd.) - 2023-11-05

After the UN Security Council took up the matter, they appointed several commissions to find a solution to the problem that was acceptable to...

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Lt. Col. M.A Siddiqui (Retd.)

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Strategic Autonomy Under Fire: Why India Must Anchor Defence Policy in National Interest, Not Foreign Pressure

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Type 075 vs Wasp-Class: How China’s Newest Amphibious Ship Compares to the U.S.

Iran Opposition Abroad Divided and Distrusted—What Comes Next?

Type 075 vs Wasp-Class: How China’s Newest Amphibious Ship Compares to the U.S.

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Celebrating Life’s Journey: Reflections on Birthdays, Growth, and Gratitude