Maelstrom Rising begins with the mysterious disappearance of a passenger aircraft, suspected to be hijacked by terrorists. Travelling on the plane is a beautiful Kashmiri woman named Ayesha, once loved by a Hizbul Mujahideen operative and raped by a dreaded Pakistani terrorist commander. Among her admirers is also Colonel Dusty Bhardwaj, an Indian Special Forces officer and the hero of the story, who is sent to the Maldives to keep an eye on the military coup brewing there as it will have implications on Indias security. But what he stumbles upon is much worse. The hijacked aircraft has been secretly landed there and is going to be used to nuke Mumbai.Will Dusty save Ayesha and an entire city? From the author of Indias first war novel, The Siege of Warwan, this is an edgeof yourseat, actionpacked sequel.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR G D Bakshi
Brigadier G D Bakshi, VSM is a graduate of the National Defence Academy. He did his early schooling from St. Aloysius School Jabalpur. He holds a Masters degree in Defence Science and an M.Phil in Defence and Strategic Studies from the University of Madras. He taught for three years each at the Indian Military Academy Dehradun, and the prestigious Defence Services Staff College at Wellington. He is an Associate Member of the Institute of Defence Studies and Analysis and is a prolific writer on matters military. He has authored six books and written several papers for prestigious defence journals which include the Strategic Analysis and Indian Defence Review. He has done two tenures at the prestigious Directorate General of Military Operations at New Delhi. He commanded his unit in Kargil and was awarded the Vishist Seva Medal in 1991. Currently, he is commanding a Rashtriya Rifles Sector in J&K. In this book he brings to bear his thirty years of military study and experience to an analysis of the military content of the Mahabharata Epic. The central theme of this book is the assertion that there is an historic Indian Strategic Culture and today we need to rediscover these historical roots of our military inheritance.
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