13/06/2025
I first met Lt. Gen. K.J.S ‘Tiny’ Dhillon at a event, where he was being felicitated for his debut book (a bestseller all the way). A beautiful moment made even more special by my dear friend , who introduced us.
We began following each other’s work on Instagram, and over time, I came to admire not just his achievements—but the intention behind them.
His dedication to the nation is unmistakable. But what struck me even more was the heart with which he carries out his work. There’s passion. There’s purpose. And there’s an unwavering sense of service.
So when I was offered an opportunity by Lt.Gen Dhillon to share a quote for one of the chapters, I was deeply honoured. Truly.
And today, as I read the book, I can say this—it’s not just a book, it’s a reflection of something bigger. What shines through is a rare combination of love, integrity, and emotional clarity. It’s human. Deeply human.
The title itself is a statement. Wafadari. Imaandari. Zimmedari. These aren’t just values—they’re markers of a conscious, evolved human being. And this book explores the depth behind each one.
This isn’t just a book for Faujis. It’s for every citizen, every leader, every human who believes in building a better world—from the inside out.
Thank you Sir, for weaving me into something so meaningful. This book, I believe, is a mindset catalyst. And we need more of those right now.
Because real leadership isn’t fixed. It evolves. It’s shaped, chiseled, challenged—and refined over time. And in that journey, it becomes a force for real change