Fractured Frontiers: A Philosophical-Journalistic Chronicle of India-Pakistan Wars

Synopsis

Fractured Frontiers offers a comprehensive, encyclopedic examination of the wars and major conflicts that have scarred the relationship between India and Pakistan since their inception. This volume delves into the critical flashpoints, from the initial partition-related skirmishes to the major wars and subsequent standoffs, providing a factual, detailed account of the military engagements, political maneuvers, and historical context surrounding each conflict. It serves as a vital reference for understanding the chronological progression and key events that have defined this fraught regional dynamic. Beyond the battles and dates, this chronicle adopts a philosophical-journalistic lens to explore the deeper roots and enduring consequences of this rivalry. It grapples with the ideological divides, the human stories of displacement and loss, and the persistent philosophical questions surrounding national identity, territorial claims, and the elusive search for peace. 'Fractured Frontiers' is not just a record of wars, but an attempt to understand the profound forces at play and the enduring impact on millions, offering a nuanced perspective on a conflict that continues to shape the destiny of South Asia.