The book delves into the lives of army soldiers, highlighting their sacrifices for the nation. It also emphasises how those on privileged leave from villages should not merely enjoy their time off but should devote their intelligence to guiding others with the experience gained during their service to the nation. The book suggests that they work with youngsters and raw villagers, encouraging them to follow the soldier's path. Using various methods to bring them together and providing training for various purposes, the book proposes cultivating seemingly useless land within limited available resources. The soldier's motivation, togetherness, and physical training pave the way for others to join the army. Furthermore, the book discusses Indian culture, Hinduism, and the history spanning thousands of years in Cambodia, Laos, and Indonesia. It sheds light on how the Indian Army is working to save civilians from political wars abroad. The narratives of many incidents are not only interesting but also worth reading.