General Zorawar Singh

by Sukhdev Singh Charak

The book offers a detailed account of heroic life and military achievements of Zorawar Singh whom the people of Jammu and Kashmir were acquainted with since the days of his notable conquests. The stories of his Himalayan and trans-Himalayan campaigns were narrated in every home; His name particularly inspired the soldiers of Jammu and Kashmir and of the Dogra Regiments of the Indian Army.

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 19, 2019

Reviews

[Ishwinder Sialy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book covers General Zorawar Singh's early life, the conquest of Ladakh, Balti Campaign, the conquest of Tibetan regions and his personality. The book offers a detailed account of the heroic life and military achievements of Zorawar Singh whom the people of Jammu and Kashmir were acquainted with since the days of his notable conquests.

The book tells you the brief details how they conquered so many fights the one in the Ladakh how it was the most challenging thing to capture that area with enormous mountain peak ranging from 7500 to 8500 m land majesty to the ice-clad mountain ranges which encircle it.

This is a really good biography written by Professor Sukhdev Singh Charak, and it is recommended to all people who loved history and wanted want to know more about General Zorawar Singh must read it.
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[Avil Chib · Rating 5 out of 5]

THE REAL MAN OF STEEL...

Being a Dogra, and reading about a man who is hailed as "NAPOLEON OF INDIA" , i felt privileged to read about this great WARRIOR AND HERO in the HISTORY OF THE INDIA AND THE WORLD who was a real DOGRA who shows what really is a great general, full of respect for his soldiers and even for the enemies.
He WAS the REAL MAN OF STEEL AND IS MY SUPERHERO. ♥️♥️♥️

[Satvik Gupta · Rating 4 out of 5]

This succinct book details the life and accomplishments of General Zorawar Singh who played an instrumental role in winning over and annexing the territories of Ladakh, Baltistan, and almost half of Tibet to the kingdom of Jammu in the name of its ruler - Raja Gulab Singh. It is always a pleasure to learn more about the local history.