Air Vice Marshal Nirmal Thusu AVSM VM Retd
Air Vice Marshal Nirmal Thusu AVSM VM Retd, born on September 6, 1944, in Srinagar, overcame early tragedy—losing his father and brother during the 1947 unrest—to serve the Indian Air Force with distinction for 39 years. Commissioned in 1964, he retired in 2002 with 6,200 flying hours and 2,000 gliding launches. A Qualified Flying Instructor and Air Force Examiner, he flew various aircraft, from trainers , Dakota to Canberra and Boeing 707. Post-retirement, he has remained committed to service through leadership roles in veterans' welfare and social initiatives, including as President of tRead More...
Horrors of Partition
Books by Air Vice Marshal Nirmal Thusu AVSM VM Retd
These narrative recounts a deeply personal experience during the 1947 Partition of India—a time of immense human tragedy. Millions were uprooted, with countless lives lost to hunger, violence, and plunder. In October 1947, Pakistan launched an assault on the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir, deploying raiders and Razakars—demobilized Muslim soldiers and bandits—lured by promises of loot and violence against Hindus. Pakistani officers, disguised to eva
Horrors of Partition
Books by Air Vice Marshal Nirmal Thusu AVSM VM Retd
These narrative recounts a deeply personal experience during the 1947 Partition of India—a time of immense human tragedy. Millions were uprooted, with countless lives lost to hunger, violence, and plunder. In October 1947, Pakistan launched an assault on the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir, deploying raiders and Razakars—demobilized Muslim soldiers and bandits—lured by promises of loot and violence against Hindus. Pakistani officers, disguised to eva
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