Most Important Thread
1. There are so many Journalists in India and abroad who are writing against Hindus, mocking Hindus and Hindu Gods day in and day out. Do you know who funds most of them?
Do you ever thought why Zubair received international support when he was arrested?
This is precisely what is being attempted in India. Gen Z is being told that Sanatan Dharma is all bogus & it is discriminatory. Our scriptures are being distorted to poison impressionable minds.
Peenya is that sibling in the family nobody cares about!
Despite being the industrial area,KA govt have ignored it, the roads are the same as they were 10 years ago
So much revenue is generated here, yet there are no basic infra. Even our Ghats has better roads than this, man🤦🏻♂️
@Seemajay9 Give it some space. It’s probably out there being creative with someone else. 😂
At least you know where you stand. Mine has filed for divorce.
“Chow, what took you so long – I need a ride and do you have any bloody cigarettes?!”
And that's how one of the most crucial engagements in independent Indian history ended. This is the story.
On the morning of 1st September, 61 years ago, an entire Pakistani division, supported by two regiments of armour, 70 Patton and Sherman tanks, crashed into the 191 Infantry Brigade and just 11 light AMX-13 tanks of the 20 Lancers led by Major Bhaskar Roy in the Chamb Jaurian sector.
Operation Grand Slam was designed to sweep Indian defences aside and take the strategic town of Akhnoor, putting all of Kashmir under threat.
Major Bhaskar Roy and his 11 light tanks put up a desperate defence against the two armoured regiments, using the AMX 13's speed to attack and quickly change positions destroying over thirty tanks and RCLs over a couple of desperate days of fighting, but losing 8 of his 11 tanks before help finally arrived.
By then Major Roy had four tanks shot under him, and while getting off the fourth, even lost his trousers that had caught fire.
He borrowed another pair and was still around when another AMX13 troop led by Major Shankar Roychowdhury(later to become the Chief of Army Staff) finally came to their rescue.
Shankar thought his friend was dead, when he heard a plaintive voice next to a destroyed tank demanding cigarettes and a ride back,
Major Roy lost his life in a tragic accident in 1969, but thanks to his troop's gallant defence, Akhnoor was saved, and the 20 Lancers are still known as the 'Saviors of Akhnoor.'
"My father, a Delhi Police officer, was almost lynched by Jantar Mantar rioters. He came home drenched in blood."
Delhi Police has urged SC to quash 13 FIRs of Jantar Mantar rioting. Rioters with no criminal history will be let off. The price of bravery in this country is blood.