"High Altitude - Higher Spirits!"
#VibrantVillage
Ultimate Force organised Punguk #Cricket Premier League and #Archery competition at Punguk Anlay Village, #Ladakh with an aim to nurture talent, meet their aspirations & dreams and provide a platform to the youth to showcase their skills.
#kheloindia
#fitindia
#IndianArmy
@Northerncomd_IA@lg_ladakh@kheloindia
Dear Xweeple,
My good friend and NDA coursemate's wife has started a new Pilate fitness studio in Lucknow. Requesting for your patronage and assistance in spreading the word.
Details at the end of the video.
Please repost and like for maximum reach.
#Lucknow#fitness#pilates #FitnessGoals #FitnessMotivation #IndianArmy #ArmyWife
NFU Matter: It is for the information of all concerned that the NFU case is listed as Item no 118( Effective no 18) for tomorrow in Court No 8. There is some rumour going on that the Govt/MoD/Army has again managed to get the matter adjourned further. It is made clear that so far there is no such thing and the case is likely to be heard tomorrow provided our turn comes otherwise it would again be listed for the next day i.e 18 Jan 24. Kindly do not pay any attention to such rumours of further adjournment.
# NCC Day ! Cdts, Offrs, GCI and PI Staff of 7 Mah Girls Bn, Aurangabad Gp, in the true spirit of social service, donated blood on the occasaion of NCC Day.
75 Cdts and PI Staff participated in the camp assisted by Medical staff of Govt Ghati Hosp on 27 Nov at Garkheda Stadium
If commitment is made to a cause, it needs to be followed till the very end. Here's our DG, showing what commitment looks like. Para jumps with our cadets. There's nothing better than having the DG lead the jumps, a truly inspirational day for our young hearts.
#belimitless
Today we bring you an interesting and true story. It begins in Islampur, a small village in Sangli district in Maharashtra.
The year is 1959, a 12 year old boy is asked to take on the pampered son of the village henchman in a wrestling contest.
In an upset, the 12 year old boy is victorious and his reward – death threats from villagers who treat this as an assault on the village henchman.
This forces the boy to hop on to a goods train with money earned from the fight – a princely sum of Rs 12.
Without his parents knowledge, this boy is now in Pune and joins the Indian Army.
He takes up boxing and is seen as a rising sports star in the Army. In 1964, he wins a medal at the International Services Sports meet in Tokyo.
He returns to his base, his commandant arranges for him a visit to Jammu and Kashmir as a reward for his brilliant performance.
Then the 1965 war happens.
While having tea outside, he hears the siren for an aerial attack.
He tries to rush back but is ambushed by enemy fire.
He is hit by 7 bullets – skull, spine, cheeks and thighs and in all this a jeep runs over him.
Badly injured, he loses his memory too.
Fighting for his life in an army hospital, he falls off his bed and in a very filmy way, gets his memory back.
His family finally discovers him. But by then, the young man was bedridden. The family thinks of him as a burden and refuses to take him back.
He plans to commit suicide.
While waiting for the moment to kill himself, he plays table tennis with a hospital attendant and in a game of stakes wins money.
The plans to commit suicide are thrown away.
He is asked by the physiotherapist to take up swimming as part of the rehabilitation.
He soon makes waves in competitions & was selected to represent India internationally.
The great cricketer Vijay Merchant even hears his story and decides to sponsor his training.
This is how Murlikant Petkar went on to win India’s first Paralympic gold in 50m swimming at the 1972 Heidelberg Paralympics.
He not only won the gold, but also broke the world record. He won the Padma Shri award in 2018.
He turns 78 today.
Some stories need to be told.
#Agniveer (Operator) Gawate Akshay Laxman laid down his life in the line of duty in #Siachen. #IndianArmy stands firm with the bereaved family in this hour of grief.
In view of conflicting messages on social media regarding financial assistance to the Next of Kin of the deceased, it is important to clarify that emoluments due to the Next of Kin are governed by the relevant terms & conditions of service of the soldier.
As per the terms of engagement of Agniveers, emoluments authorised to a deceased Battle Casualty will comprise :-
- Non Contributory Insurance sum, amounting to ₹ 48 Lakh.
- Seva Nidhi contributed by the Agniveer (30%), with equal matching contribution by the Govt, and interest there on.
- Ex-gratia of ₹ 44 Lakh.
- Pay of balance tenure from date of death, till completion of four years (more than ₹13 Lakh, in the instant case).
- Contribution of ₹8 Lakh from Armed Forces Battle Casualty Fund.
- Immediate financial assistance of ₹ 30 thousand from AWWA.
#IndianArmy
@AshTheWiz@adgpi@narendramodi@rajnathsingh Providing a family pension to the parents of the Agniveer who lays down life in the line of duty is quite affordable. Typically it would cost a mere 32 lakhs over an entire lifetime spread over 30 years.
I want to make an appeal to the PM @narendramodi ji and RM @rajnathsingh ji on behalf of all citizens of Bharat.
While Agniveers are not entitled to pension, at least in case of those who lay down their lives in the line of duty, the families should be entitled to special family pension.
I hope, the nation can afford to do this much in gratitude for his/her sacrifice.
Please change the terms of engagement of Agniveers asap.
@PMOIndia@DefenceMinIndia@SinghNavdeep
@drmned
Submitted Request letter for change of name of passenger and also showed relevant clause from https://t.co/elj8DMa1eC. However, concerned official at Reservation office Aurangabad under Nanded Division not willing. My Contact number - 7983497930
@drmned
Submitted Request letter for change of name of passenger and also showed relevant clause from https://t.co/elj8DMa1eC. However, concerned official at Reservation office Aurangabad under Nanded Division not aware of the rules. My Contact number - 7983497930
#SwachhBharat
Shramdaan conducted by NCC Cadets of 51 Mah Bn NCC of Aurangabad NCC Gp during Ek Ghanta Ek Tarikh at Beed District (Mah). 200 cadets participated & 100 kgs of plastic waste collected
@SwachhBharatGov@swachhbharat@PMOIndia