Raw : A History Of India's Covert Operations Paper Back

Raw: A History Of India's Covert Operations Pulls Back The Curtain On India's External Intelligence, The Research And Analysis Wing R&Amp;Aw. This Non-Fiction History Traces The Agency's Birth In 1968, Its Pivotal Role In Shaping Regional And Global Events, And The People Who Steer Its Work. Written For Readers Who Crave Real-World Espionage, Security, And International Affairs, The Tone Is Insightful, Grounded, And Quietly Adventurous. Structured As Investigative History, The Book Blends Archival Material With Conversations With Real Agents, Mapping How Covert Operations Are Conceived, Planned, And Executed. In Raw: A History Of India's Covert Operations, Yatish Yadav Guides Readers Through Celebrated Moments—From The Bangladesh Liberation War To Actions In Fiji, Afghanistan, And Sri Lanka—While Explaining R&Amp;Aw's Structure, Mandate, And Vision. The Narrative Reads Like A Well-Paced Dossier, Offering Human Moments, Practical Lessons, And A Clear View Of How Intelligence Intersects With Diplomacy And Strategy. If You Are Curious About How Clandestine Work Actually Unfolds, This Book Makes Those Questions Accessible Without Sensationalism. - In-Depth History Of Raw And Its Global Reach - Interviews And Profiles Of Real Agents - Case Studies Across Bangladesh, Fiji, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, And More - Clear Explanations Of Intelligence Concepts And Operations - Accessible, Docu