PARATROOPER, Former DGMO Indian Army and Director Center for Joint Warfare Studies,
New Delhi
Joined April 2013
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36 or even 18 holes of golf with friends is almost as good as jumping from 1000 feet into the unknown on a dark night with another 1000 crazy paratroopers practising for mission impossible. WE WILL DROP IN ANYTIME ANYWHERE ANYTHING.
Pak PM in the UN says “OUR TERRORIST” owning up that Pakistan is the Global epicentre of terrorism. New York, London and rest of the world should be thankful to Pakistan for controlling their terrorist 😂. OP SINDOOR continues. Koi Shaq.
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Saluting the tireless home-maker in a short poem - “Khayal hi Nahin Aata”
Poem link :
youtu.be/PHIbck9Ea-Q @Ptr6Vb @MajDPSingh @SinghNavdeep @ChitleenKSethi @UniiQua
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First visuals: Indian Army personnel, led by a Colonel rank officer, along with officers and the medical team from the Para Field Hospital & BRO .After conducting a detailed reconnaissance of the tunnel, the biggest challenge remains vertical evacuation. The Army team has assessed the site and discussed the evacuation strategy in detail.
In a short while, the #IndianArmy will begin the #tunnel rescue operation with a comprehensive plan to safely evacuate those trapped inside.@adgpi @indiatvnews @NepaliArmyHQ @BROindia
61 years ago 28 Aug 65, Indian Army -1 PARA under Lt Gen ( Maj) RS Dayal , MVC,Captured the most dominant and Vital pass- HAJIPIR. Left Most my CO - Col ( Capt) JS Bindra would always say - If we can capture Hajipir we can capture anything in the world, He motivated & Mentored us
Wonder what that lady will now say who pays taxes and shouts at soldiers doing their duty in Ladakh????
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C Raja Mohan writes: India’s Central Asia strategy needs less romance, more realism
indianexpress.com/article/op…
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Personal experience of Indian army- Saved life of my mom
My family went to visit Gurudongmor Lake in Sikkim.
My taxi guy while going up told us that Oxygen level is so less that many people have died while on the way back.
We rubbished him intially.
At that height you cant stay more than 15 mins. We clicked some pics and continued our journey back.
Very soon my moms nails starting becoming blue and then her face .
Fortunately we were very near to the army camp.
The army folks rushed in , took my mom , treated her like a Queen till she got back to her senses.
At the end they gave samosas also.
Most moral army in the world 🙏🙏
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Absolutely Correct. On night of 9/10 May Pakistan was fully exposed with its Air Defence cover neutralised and a lack of strategic depth exposed. India could have hit and destroyed any target in Pakistan, leaving Pakistan No choice but to seek an immediate ceasefire.
Shows your inability to read and comprehend.
Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai told his Pakistani counterpart on 7 May morning within hours of hitting 9 targets that India has done what it had to do. Now it is upto you to decide what is the next course of action: If you retaliate, we will hit back doubly hard. That is what this report is referring to in paragraphs 9, 10 and 11.
That’s exactly what happened on 10th morning when Brahmos hit 11 targets and Pakistan went running to Uncle Sam begging to intervene. Rubio reached out to Minister Jaishankar who told him Pakistan’s DGMO should call Indian DGMO for official communication. That’s how Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai received the call on the afternoon of 10th where Pakistani DGMO sought immediate ceasefire (India said will not call it ceasefire but stoppage of firing).
For more clarity read this: moneycontrol.com/news/india/…
Salute Maj Gen Razdan, gallant paratrooper, leader, friend. I was present at Army hospital when he a Major was evacuated - bullet injury sustained in CT ops saving his men in 1996. Docs said he will Not survive, no chance. Fought on survived 30 years. RIP General Sunil Razdan.
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From India to Beijing, the colours of Madhubani came alive!
As part of India’s 80th Independence Day celebrations, the Embassy of India in Beijing hosted a hands-on workshop on the vibrant traditional art of Madhubani, organised by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations in collaboration with Routes2Roots.
Art enthusiasts explored the intricate patterns, vivid colours and timeless traditions of this beautiful Indian folk art, bringing a little piece of India’s rich artistic heritage to life in Beijing. 🇮🇳✨
@MEAIndia @iccr_hq @IndianDiplomacy @mygovindia @DDIndialive
Enjoyed the conversation with 2 Para SF soldiers. They bring out interesting anecdotes of a soldiers life, easy & effective way of projecting the ethos ,Elan, why & how our army always wins wars & successfully accomplishes missions. Thank you MONKS AND WARRIORS. A good watch.
An honour to host @Ptr6Vb Lt Gen Vinod Bhatia, PVSM, AVSM, SM—former DGMO & one of India’s finest military leaders. From 6 PARA (SF) to Operation Cactus & Kargil, this is leadership at its finest. Watch: youtu.be/G17GrFbXtrE 🇮🇳 #IndianArmy #Leadership
