Breaking The Glass Ceiling: Memoirs Of The Indian Army’S First Ethnic Gorkha Lie

Breaking The Glass Ceiling: Memoirs Of The Indian Army's First Ethnic Gorkha Lieutenant General Is The Inspiring Memoir Of Lt General Shakti Gurung, Tracing His Ascent From The Grenadiers To A Frontline Corps Along The Line Of Actual Control. A Compelling Blend Of Military History And Cultural Portrait, This Edition Invites Readers To Understand The Gorkha Community, Its Traditions, And The Sacrifices Behind Their Quest For Recognition And A Homeland. Written For Readers Who Seek Leadership Stories, Indian Military History, And Cultural Insight, The Tone Is Respectful, Hopeful, And Empowering. Structured As A Candid Memoir, Breaking The Glass Ceiling Unfolds Through A Series Of Anecdotes And Vivid Vignettes That Trace Gurung's Journey—From Commissioning Into The Grenadiers To Commanding A Frontline Corps Near The Lac. The Narrative Blends Battlefield Realities With The Warmth Of Cultural Reflection, Offering A Memorable Tour Through Leadership Under Pressure, Duty, And Perseverance. It Also Shares Experiences From Counter-Insurgency Campaigns In Jammu &Amp; Kashmir And The Northeast, And Gurung's Role As A Defence Attaché In Myanmar, Presenting A Nuanced View Of Regional Issues And India–Nepal Relations Often Overlooked By Broader Histories. The Writing Is Accessible And Engaging, With Clear Lessons On Resilience, Collaboration, And The Human Dimensions Of Service. In Breaking