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[Mumbai Indians @mipaltan]

THAT CELEBRATION! 😂💙

[Mufaddal Vohra @mufaddal_vohra]

BCCI SECRETARY ON ROHIT SHARMA. 🗣️

“There are lot of speculations going on in media about Rohit Sharma's future. I want to firmly assert that there has been no such discussion that Rohit will be playing his last match at Lord's. Rohit is a regular member of ODI team and will continue to play as long as he is in the scheme of things. Lord's ODI wont be his last match”. (PTI).

[Mufaddal Vohra @mufaddal_vohra]

SHIVA TANDAVA BY KAILASH KHER.

[CrickeTails @Dream_wicket]

@instamart_it @TukTuk_Academy 👍

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@MrBeast 1

[Mufaddal Vohra @mufaddal_vohra]

Sanju Samson said, “this POTM award should’ve been given to Jasprit Bumrah. He’s once in a generational bowler, without his bowling I wouldn’t be here standing”. ❤️🇮🇳

[FalconUpdatesHQ @FalconUpdatesHQ]

This needs to go viral 🔥#महाशिवरात्रि

[Lucknow Super Giants @LucknowIPL]

Hitman ke bina pehla T20WC 🥹

[The Sacred Scroll @SacredScroll]

The Reason Arunachal Pradesh is Still on India’s Map. Meet the "One Man Army" who refused to retreat when his commanders gave up hope.

In the freezing heights of Arunachal, 10,000 feet above sea level, there is a soldier who has been on duty for 63 years.
He is not a myth. Meet Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat, the one-man army India forgot.

1. The Dark Winter of 1962
It was November 1962. The Sino-Indian war was nearing its end. The Chinese PLA was advancing rapidly, crushing Indian defenses. The 4th Garhwal Rifles were ordered to retreat from Nuranang due to a lack of ammunition and manpower.
But Jaswant refused-"I will not retreat. I will fight."
Armed with just an LMG (Light Machine Gun), he stayed back at his post while his unit withdrew.

What happened next is the stuff of legends.

2. The 72-Hour Standoff
Jaswant Singh Rawat didn't just stay back; he decided to wage a psychological war. He knew he couldn't fight a battalion alone, so he created an illusion.
For THREE DAYS, Rifleman Jaswant held his position against waves of Chinese soldiers. He used guerrilla tactics, changing positions, creating the illusion of multiple soldiers firing from different locations.
The Chinese thought they were facing an entire battalion. They halted their advance, terrified of the "heavy resistance."

3. The Unsung Sisters: Sela and Nura
He wasn't entirely alone. Two local Monpa girls, Sela and Nura, risked their lives to help him. They supplied him with food and ammunition, running through the crossfire. They helped him change positions, keeping the illusion alive for three days and three nights. Together, they held back an entire Chinese division.

4. The Betrayal and The End
The Chinese were baffled. How could a few men stop an army? Tragically, a local supplier betrayed Jaswant’s position. The Chinese realized they were fighting just one man.
They launched a final, massive assault. Sela died in a grenade burst. Nura was captured. Realizing he was surrounded and refusing to be taken prisoner, Jaswant used his last bullet. He shot himself in the head.

5. The Enemy's Salute
When the Chinese Commander found Jaswant’s body, he couldn't believe it.
One man. 300 Chinese casualties. 72 hours.
Out of anger, they severed his head and took it to China. But after the ceasefire, impressed by his superhuman bravery, the Chinese returned his head along with a brass bust of him, a rare mark of honor from an enemy.

6. The Soldier Who Never Died
Here is where history ends, and the Legend begins. According to the Indian Army and locals, Jaswant Singh Rawat never left his post.

-->He is revered as "Baba Jaswant Singh."

-->He is still serving - He has received regular promotions even after death. He is now a Major General.

-->He is alive - At Jaswant Garh (the memorial built where he fell), 5 soldiers are detailed to serve him.

7. The Daily Ritual
Every morning at 4:30 AM, bed tea is served to him. His shoes are polished daily. His uniform is ironed. And the most chilling part? Soldiers often find his bedsheets crumpled in the morning and his freshly polished boots muddy by evening.

He is still patrolling. He is still guarding the border.

The pass nearby is named Sela Pass after the brave girl who stood by him. The Nuranang Falls are often called the Jang Falls, remembering the battle. And Baba Jaswant Singh remains the Guardian Angel of the Eastern Frontier.

Whatever you do today, take a moment to salute the ghost who never sleeps so you can.
🇮🇳 Jai Hind.

@ajaykraina @col_chaubey @samartoor3086 @AadiAchint @TGD_06
#IndianArmy #JaswantSinghRawat #1962War #UnsungHeroes

[Pari @BluntIndianGal]

The Kings of football and cricket bowing down to the King of Universe 🙏🏻❤️

[Abhijeet @Abhijeet042729]

Jatin Sapru: “Rohit has humanised fandom.”
Aakash Chopra: “I’ve not come across a single person who says anything bad about Rohit.”
Vikrant Gupta: “Rohit is the most lovable character in the dressing room.”
Shikhar Dhawan: “Yaaron ka yaar hai, woh heera hai.”
Harbhajan Singh: “Rohit heera aadmi hai… inse accha koi nahi cricket mein.”
Irfan Pathan: “Kambal ka banda hai Rohit Sharma.”
Virat Kohli: “I admire him a lot.”
MS Dhoni: “Rohit is the purest soul.”
Rohit Sharma the cricketer is great… but Rohit Sharma the human is rare. 💙

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They are reversing the roles off-the field as well

Virat is eating the cake while Rohit denying it😂

[Vishal. @SPORTYVISHAL]

Be it 26-year-old Gill or 23-year-old Jaiswal, it is 38-year-old Rohit Sharma who is showing intent and taking the pressure off from his opening partners.

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How Jaiswal manage to get single on last ball of every over.

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The shot he plays very well

[Silly Point @FarziCricketer]

Rohit Sharma's celebration tells a lot about what's going on behind the scenes.

[Harsha Bhogle @bhogleharsha]

They never went anywhere. They aren't going anywhere. Rohit Sharma. Virat Kohli