As you look at the horrific pictures of the bombed Iranian school…
Pause for a minute and think..
Indian Air Force and the Army were given 2 and 7 terror targets respectively to hit on the night of May 6-7 in Op Sindoor…
Each was fully destroyed…
On the morning of May 8, the IAF carried out extensive air defence suppression using long-range kamikaze drones…
On May 9-10 the IAF targeted 14 PAF bases or radar stations/missile batteries…
Destructive evidence of almost all these strikes cane up in satellite pictures…
All strikes were carried out by precision munitions from long distances…
Not one missed aim or strayed to harm civilians… no school, no village or city, no hospitals. None…
This despite not having a fraction of the US military weapons, sensors or surveillance ability…
And in a furiously contested air space against near-peer PAF and its Chinese air defences…
Let’s give credit where due. To our armed forces in this case…
What a game you people have played @ZimCricketv@SRazaB24 !
Certainly with more cricket experience, you people are going to top the world cricket.
Congratulations to team india, solid comeback post a reality check.
Every Indian Citizen shall be thankful to Late Indira Gandhi ji and Late Atal Bihari ji for their righteous intent and decisive leadership for ensuring nuclear weapon capability. Else we would have become football for the world geopolitics.
#Venezuela#Iran
Its next to impossible to wreck this bond between a paltan, its officers and their men.
Lt. Shashank makes you realize why !
Lieutenant Shashank Tiwari, a young and brave officer, had volunteered to lead a patrol in the high mountains of North Sikkim.
While crossing the fast, icy Nimuphuichhu River, one of his men, Agniveer Stephen Subba, slipped and fell into the strong current.
Without thinking twice, Shashank jumped straight into the river. The water was freezing and the flow was wild, but he fought the current and managed to reach Stephen.
Even after getting hurt by sharp rocks, he pushed his soldier towards safety, making sure Stephen survived.
But the current was too strong. Shashank couldn’t hold on and was swept away.
The officer might not be around us anymore, the spirit will give birth to moments like "saab aap cover do, me aage jata hu" among all ranks.
Lt. Shashank will always be remembered as Lt. Shashank Tiwari, Kirti Chakra (P) and a legend of the paltan 💯
The gall to say this when brand new fleet of IN/CG ALH are grounded for > 8 months should inform future decisions where to park your eggs. Full-on victim shaming.
“We're Not Responsible For 3 Of 4 Recent Dhruv Chopper Crashes": HAL Chief DK Sunil To NDTV https://t.co/fOYLlar6Eo
@iRishabhKSharma Kya baat hui ye...?
To CCTV bina permission ke kis liye record krte ho ?
Ese kutark wo insan deta h....jo accountability se bhag raha ho.
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh along with Mrs Sarita Singh paid a visit to village Mehradasi in Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan, hometown of late Sgt Surendra Kumar, who laid down his life in the line of duty during Op Sindoor. At his home, they met his mother Mrs Nanu Devi, wife Mrs Seema and children Vritika & Daksh.
It is worthwhile to mention that Jhunjhunu has a proud legacy of service to the nation, with 21,700 Ex-Servicemen hailing from the district and 3,552 serving Air Warriors in the Indian Air Force.
@DefenceMinIndia@SpokespersonMoD@HQ_IDS_India@adgpi@CareerinIAF
A soldier has to carry his uniform, his different shoes and boots...these items only makes up 15 kgs of so called free baggage allowance. If he carries even few of his belongings apart from Uniform...he is charged extensively by airlines. 1/2
श्रीनगर एयरपोर्ट पर आर्मी ऑफिसर ने स्पाइस जेट के कर्मचारियों को पीटा। 2 कर्मचारियों को चोटें आई हैं। बैग के वजन और उसके चार्ज को लेकर विवाद हुआ था।
@capt_ivane
Some soldiers make request to airline staff...and sometimes they behave rudely, end up disrespecting soldiers.
This looks like the same case.
Though any kind of violence is not justified.
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