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Operation Triple X: An Indian Spy-Run in Pakistan
Operation Triple An Indian Spy-Run in Pakistan
- GenresIndia
Paperback
First published May 30, 2012
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March 29, 2019
Mesmerizing!
730+ pages and 1500+ twists and turns in the tale made 20+ hours of reading a truly enjoyable experience.
Hats off to the RAW & IB for pushing their head knowingly on the chopping board just for the safety of our nation.
730+ pages and 1500+ twists and turns in the tale made 20+ hours of reading a truly enjoyable experience.
Hats off to the RAW & IB for pushing their head knowingly on the chopping board just for the safety of our nation.
June 7, 2020
This book has it good and bad points, but it deserves 5 stars for various reasons.
Characters are well fleshed out, storyline makes sense and even though some events seem too unrealistic, it can be excused. Only confusing part was description of a few Pakistani military characters , but apart from that it's a great read.
The games which go on in field of spy craft, politics and even geostrategy are well explained and I don't think will bore people who don't have any interest in them
Characters are well fleshed out, storyline makes sense and even though some events seem too unrealistic, it can be excused. Only confusing part was description of a few Pakistani military characters , but apart from that it's a great read.
The games which go on in field of spy craft, politics and even geostrategy are well explained and I don't think will bore people who don't have any interest in them
June 26, 2021
Brilliantly incisive
After a mong time here is a book that's hard to put down. For once, here is a book that moves beyond, nay, doesn't even go near the hopeless jingoism that surrounds tales concerning India & Pakistan.. realistic and unabashedly candid. Superbly written.
After a mong time here is a book that's hard to put down. For once, here is a book that moves beyond, nay, doesn't even go near the hopeless jingoism that surrounds tales concerning India & Pakistan.. realistic and unabashedly candid. Superbly written.
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