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"Lion's Spirit Unleashed": Outnumbered and wounded, Naik Jadunath Singh faced three fierce attacks by Pak Army in 1948's Battle of Taindhar; with indomitable spirit, he turned looming defeat into victory, saving Naushera and making the ultimate sacrifice

| Satyaagrah | Defence
On the critical morning of "6 February 1948" at Tain Dhar, north of Naushahra, the calm was shattered at 6:40 am IST when Pakistani forces launched a barrage of gunfire and mortar attacks.

Honoring Capt Kanika Bhardwaj, a gallant Indian Army officer, whose legacy in the Corps of EME resonates with courage and commitment. Her remarkable life, from aspiring engineer to a revered hero, leaves an indelible mark of inspiration in our hearts

| Satyaagrah | Defence
Capt Kanika, a Kashmiri Pandit, found herself in a land that was once home to her ancestors, in the Mirpur district of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK)

Lt Col Karanbir Singh Natt, Sena Medal 160 TA (JAKRIF), who heroically neutralized a terrorist in J&K in 2015 despite grave injuries, immortalized today, his undying courage, and family's enduring support etch him forever as an unwavering hero of India

| Satyaagrah | Defence
Army Medical Corps (AMC) officer described, "The lower half of the face gone, the tongue hanging loose, he was unable to lie back, as the tongue would fall back and obstruct his air passage.”

Explore the mystery of 'Badluram ka Badan,' the haunting anthem of the Assam Regiment, concealing the tale of Badluram, it echoes resilience, sustaining camaraderie even beneath the earth; join the global symphony of sacrifice transcending borders

| Satyaagrah | Defence
A group of Indian soldiers were joined in by their American counterparts in singing the Army's favourite marching song, 'Badluram ka badan zameen ke neeche hai' during a joint military exercise in the US

Col. Manpreet Singh, killed in action in Jammu & Kashmir, previously refused a peace posting to courageously lead his unit that played a pivotal role in the elimination of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani, thus cementing his legacy as a true hero

| Satyaagrah | Defence
He responded, “No Sir, I would like to be posted in my 19 RR (Rashtriya Rifles) and be with my own men,” as he politely declined the opportunity to be away from the conflict areas

"21 new roads, 64 bridges, tunnels, airstrips & helipads": India fortifies its frontier, unveiling mega projects along the China border, heralded by Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh, not only amplifying national security but fostering connectivity and unity

| Satyaagrah | Defence
A major chunk, constituting 36 projects, finds its home in the lush valleys of Arunachal Pradesh, followed by Ladakh where 26 ventures are nurturing the seeds of growth
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