Brig Harcharan Singh, VSM
The showdown at Galwan projected India as a nation with a strong political and military will to protect its national Interests. Unarmed Indian soldiers took on numerically superior and lightly armed Chinese, like a Tiger pouncing on a pack of wolves. The only thought directing the soldiers on the spot, was to safeguard their territory from the illegal occupation of intruders, without thinking twice about the consequences.Every Indian was full of pride for the men who laid down their life for the IZZAT( Honour ) of their flag, ably led by Col Santosh Babu.Govt of Telangana announced and dispersed a Cl A Govt job for the Veer Nari , along with an ex gratia grant of Rs 5 Crores.In this article, we would examine provisions of Govt job and Ex Gratia grant provisions made by UT of J&K , and analyse if some additional .provisions are required to be incorporated.
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Indian Embassy in Kathmandu celebrates Republic Day ANI | Updated: Jan 26, 2021 20:23 IST
Nepal [Kathmandu], January 26 (ANI): Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Indian Ambassador to Nepal, hoisted the national flag at the Embassy of India in Kathmandu on the occasion of Republic Day on Tuesday.
According to an official statement, the Ambassador felicitated Veer Nari, war widows, and next of kins of deceased soldiers by disbursing their dues worth NRs 3.68 crore and a blanket to each. The embassy also gifted books to 50 libraries and educational institutions spread across all the provinces of Nepal.
Kwatra later hosted a reception at India House. Nepal Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, according to the statement.
The series will showcase a ringside view of the invincible spirit of the Indian forces
22 Jan, 2021 - 05:19 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
Mumbai: As India gears up for the celebration of its 72nd Republic Day, Republic Media Network brings to you an exclusive broadcast series from the valley of Kashmir. Republic Media Network s senior consulting editor - strategic affairs major Gaurav Arya (retd.) is all set to take India and viewers across the world to the heart of counter-terror operations at Handwara with 7 Sector Rashtriya Rifles, also known as the Rajwar Tigers.
The Rajwar Tigers are at the forefront of the counter-terror operations in north Kashmir. The four-episode series will make for unmissable viewing with major Arya taking the audience to ground zero and giving them an up close and personal peek into how operations are carried out.