Sainik Patniyon Ki Diary | Book in Hindi

The wives of military officers are called Memsahibs. This term was used for military wives during the British rule, and it remains in use more or less today. The Memsahibs of today are women deeply rooted in our culture, hailing from every state and village in India. Meaning, these women embody the entire nation of India.Every two to two and a half years, these women follow their husbands to their postings, packing up their households with their children. What do the country, society, and the military look like from the perspective of these women? What was the life of the wives of soldiers during the 1971 war or those serving as peacekeepers in Sri Lanka? What role did the wives of soldiers play during the Kargil War and Operation Parakram?What do the so-called Memsahibs perform during peacetime, beyond wartime? What is the true world of these women? What is their life like? What changes occur in the lives of these women when their husbands are deployed on the border or on an operation, or do their lives continue as normal? This is what Diary of Soldiers attempts to convey.These true stories of the sacrifice, dedication, loyalty, and duty of the mother power, who stood shoulder to shoulder with the brave Indian soldiers and inspired them to constantly fulfill their national duty, will instill even greater respect for them in the hearts of readers.