Why has India's counterinsurgency strategy been more successful than Pakistan's and what should Pakistan do to enhance or improve its strategy? a comparative analysis of Indian and... by Harshita Kohli.

“…Pakistan has been a sanctuary over the years for numerous terrorist organizations but with militant groups like the Taliban, Al Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Toiba and Tehrik-iTaliban turning anti-state, the Pakistani army is finding it difficult to the curb the insurgents. …”
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Text and Context: by A. B. M. Monirul Huq, Md. Firoz Mahmud Ahsan

“…Ginsberg’s “September on Jessore Road” was recited and sung by the poet himself in the tradition of the blues; but it counts more for its detailed account of the shocking ailment of the scared mob haunted by the atrocities of the Pakistani army. This paper is intent on assaying how the backdrop of the war-ridden Bangladesh affected Ginsberg’s poetic mind, resulting in a text dipped in a humanitarian appeal, which potently sketches the images of the sufferings of the distressed evacuees. …”
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Dahankal: A Subaltern Speaks Aesthetically by Susmita Basu

“…The historical time the novel depicts is the 1960s and early 1970s when erstwhile East Pakistan faced the military onslaught of the Pakistani army. The character of the protagonist is developed through his gradual consciousness of being a Dalit thrust upon him by the cruel society around him. …”
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A Meeting of Minds: Sino-Pakistani Military Relations by Prem Mahadevan

“…The Chinese and Pakistani military establishments share a common hostility towards the US and India on strategic grounds, and towards liberal democracy on ideological grounds. Since the Pakistani army is currently facing a popular backlash owing to its tradition of intervening in politics, its ties to Beijing are likely to get stronger.…”
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S M A Rashidul Hasan by Hasan, Md. Mahmudul

“…He was killed by the Pakistani army during the conflict that gave birth to Bangladesh. …”
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PAKISTAN’S STRATEGIC CULTURE by Олена Анатоліївна Борділовська

“…The author argues that for the 75 years of its independence, the Pakistani army has been a guarantor of social stability, which has brought it significant support from the population. …”
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First War Syndrome : military culture, professionalization, and counterinsurgency doctrine by Long, Austin G

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