what's in the name

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

That’s what happens when you study in Madarsa

[Major Pawan Kumar, Shaurya Chakra (Retd) 🇮🇳 @major_pawan]

Rashtriya Rifles is pride of the nation and a nightmare for the regardless

Keep Bashing Boys 💪🏻

Ek Number 🕶️

[Muthukumar Subbaiah @smkumarlakshmi]

Do you agree?

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

A quiet morning in Coonoor.

President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam walks into the Military Hospital.
No entourage. No cameras. No protocol.
Just purpose — and respect.

He has learned that Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw is admitted there.
Sam Bahadur. The man who led India to victory, the soldier whose courage shaped a nation.

Kalam steps into the room.
Sam lies in bed — frail in body, unshakable in dignity.

The President asks softly,
“Are you comfortable here? Is there anything I can do for you? Any complaints?”

Sam smiles.
“Yes… I have one complaint.”

Kalam moves closer, concerned.
“What is your complaint?”

And Sam delivers a line that only a legend could ever say:

“The most respected President of my country is standing before me… and I cannot rise to salute him.”

Silence fills the room.
Kalam holds Sam’s hand.
Two giants connected — not by rank, not by medals, but by pure mutual respect.

As Kalam turns to leave, Sam quietly mentions something he had never demanded:
the long-pending arrears of a Field Marshal’s pension.

Within a week, a Defence Secretary arrives in Wellington with a cheque of nearly ₹1.3 crore.
Kalam did not wait. He acted.

And in the final chapter of this story, Sam donates the entire amount to the Army Relief Fund.

Because real heroes don’t ask for respect.
They inspire it. They embody it. They earn it.

#APJAbdulKalam #SamManekshaw #IndiaHistory #IndianArmy #Legends #TrueHeroes #ProudIndian

[Aaraynsh @aaraynsh]

Passenger next to my seat spent the whole 8 hour train journey eating and throwing all the leftovers under the seat. Dustbin was right outside. Later, when everyone was trying to sleep, he started playing videos loudly.

Wanted to teach him a lesson in civic sense, but I stopped myself because getting home safely is more important than teaching a random stranger morality. I have a family, goals, and plans for the future. You need to be practical. You can't change the whole country. If you confront these people, they won't learn or acknowledge their mistake. Instead, they'll start a fight and can turn violent.

Mumbai local train incident is one example. Man asked someone to close the door because of the rain and ended up losing his life to a person carrying a knife.

Reality is, civic sense can only be taught where people are willing to listen, in a moral society. Smartest choice is to stay invisible, earn more and build a life where you move up the economic ladder so you and your family can have safer spaces to avoid such people.

[what's in the name @hell1588]

@AmitLeliSlayer Waiting for same with sanjay roy .

[Boiled Anda @AmitLeliSlayer]

🚨 Unknown Men 👀🚨

Jihadi Hassan Sahadat, one of the key accused for mob lynching of Shri #DipuChandraDas has been found d€ad under mysterious condition hanging from electricity wires in Pabana, Kangladesh

BCs, remember this is new Bharat 🇮🇳 "घर में घुसकर …….."

[RAJPUTANA RIFLES @rajrif_india]

Tigers of 2 Rajputana Rifles.

As part of Kargil War 1999, Major Padmapani Acharya MVC and Capt Vijayant Thapar VrC fought many battles together.

In saluting our real heroes, please think of their families. Never Forget our heros.

[what's in the name @hell1588]

@RandomRambles11 @Uppolice @lkopolice @UPPViralCheck @myogiadityanath Kahi ya sur k bacha nipat na jaya...

[Bhagawad Gita @Bhgawad_Gita]

When faith meets divine no force can break it the divine shield

[Bhagawad Gita @Bhgawad_Gita]

All is under my control only...

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

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💡 Fun Fact: This photograph was taken during a memorable train journey from Bhubaneswar to Rourkela after our flight was cancelled due to bad weather. What could have been an inconvenience turned into a beautiful moment and a lasting memory.

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We can't wait to read your captions. Let the creativity begin! 🚂✨

#CaptionContest #APJAbdulKalam #SrijanPalSingh #WinABook #CreativityChallenge #InspiringIndia

[Dhruman H. Nimbale, IPS @dhruman39]

No visit to #Bandhavgarh is complete without paying reverence to #LordVishnu resting on Sheshnag, in #ocean of dense trees!🙌

#Sheshshaiya , a colossal, 10th-century #statue , is carved out in a #single sandstone block perfectly capturing #expression of #resting God!
@MPTourism

[Pooja sharma @poojakaushik08]

Pride on walls , pain on streets💔

Kalyug on it's Peak 😮‍💨

[Vibhu Vashisth 🇮🇳 @Indic_Vibhu]

Arun Khetarpal: A Life of 21 Years, A Legacy for Eternity 🇮🇳

Some courage refuses to fade with time. Some sacrifice grows louder with every passing year. Arun Khetarpal was only 21 when he proved that bravery is not measured in years lived, but in moments chosen.

On 16 December 1971, during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, destiny called at the Battle of Basantar. Pakistan’s elite 13 Lancers rolled forward with powerful Patton tanks, certain of breaking through. Facing them was India’s 17 Poona Horse—outgunned, outnumbered, but unshaken.

When enemy fire overwhelmed B Squadron, A Squadron moved in. Among them was a young officer inside a Centurion tank—calm, focused, and fearless. As the battlefield erupted in explosions and smoke, Arun Khetarpal fought with astonishing clarity, striking back again and again.

Then his tank was hit. Flames rose. The order came over the radio to pull back.
Arun answered with resolve that would echo through history:

“No, Sir. I will not leave my tank. My gun is still operational.”

That was not defiance—it was devotion.

Trapped inside a burning tank, Arun continued to fight, destroying four enemy tanks and halting the advance. In the final exchange, at close range, both tanks fired. The enemy survived. Arun did not. Gravely wounded, he laid down his life where he stood—unmoved, unbroken, undefeated in spirit.

Decades later, in 2001, war gave way to truth. Arun’s father, Brigadier Khetarpal, met Lieutenant Nasser—the officer who had faced his son that day, now a brigadier himself. With deep respect, Nasser said quietly:

“Your son stood firm like a rock. He alone turned the tide against us.”

When he learned Arun’s age—just 21—silence followed. Two soldiers, once enemies, were united by honour. A father embraced the man who had faced his son, proving that some bravery transcends borders.

For courage beyond measure, Arun Khetarpal was posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra.

He did not merely fight in a war.
He defined what it means to stand one’s ground.
He showed that duty can be stronger than fear.
And at 21, he earned a place among the immortals.

🇮🇳 Salute to a hero whose courage still guards the nation.

[SriSathya @sathyashrii]

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[RAJPUTANA RIFLES @rajrif_india]

Few Fearless Men : Rajputana Rifles ⚔️

[RAJPUTANA RIFLES @rajrif_india]

Raja Ramchandra ki jai 🙏

[Kalam Center @KalamCenter]

🐒💔 Some bonds are so pure that they don't need words.

In Channapatna near Bengaluru, a deeply emotional scene unfolded after the passing of an 85-year-old woman who had spent years caring for and feeding local monkeys. Day after day, she shared food, kindness, and affection with them, asking for nothing in return.

For many, they were just monkeys.

For her, they were part of her daily life.

And perhaps, part of her family.

When news of her passing spread, something remarkable happened. In a moment that touched countless hearts, one of the monkeys was seen approaching her and embracing her lifeless body, as if trying to understand why the familiar face that had always shown kindness would never return.

No words were spoken.

Yet the emotion was impossible to miss.

The scene served as a powerful reminder that animals remember kindness. They recognize care. They form bonds. And sometimes, they grieve in ways that leave even humans speechless.

The elderly woman may have left this world, but the love she gave continues to live on in the hearts of the creatures she cared for.

In a time when the world often feels rushed and divided, her story reminds us of a simple truth:

Kindness is never wasted.

Whether given to people or animals, it leaves a mark that outlives us.

Some legacies are written in stone.

Others are written in the hearts of those we cared for.

❤️🐒🕊️

#Humanity #Compassion #AnimalLove #Kindness #Bengaluru #HeartTouching #Nature #InspiringIndia #LoveBeyondWords #GoodDeeds ❤️🐒

[what's in the name @hell1588]

@REAL___HINDUVT Perfect lick three aasholes in one frame...