Rajendra Prasad

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@SaketGokhale Why does one need electoral bonds when a party can sell government jobs, loot ration meant for poor and MANREGA funds. Only fools go through such elaborate schemes to raise funds. Respect.

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@aaivjaairport @AAI_Official @AAIRHQSR @MoCA_GoI Is the airport open and are flights operating from Vijayawada?

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Good friends at COP28.
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[The Paperclip @Paperclip_In]

In 2020, while the country was under lockdown, a grave near the Jamia Millia Islamia campus was defaced and damaged by unknown assailants. The man who’s laid to rest in this grave is one of the finest soldiers ever born in India - this is his story (1/18)

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@KishoreIyer5 What an idiot.

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@AditiS90 How did the investors invest 100s of millions of dollars if there was no business plan. They couldn't make a reasoned investment, which was their primary job. Now they believe they can run a business. God bless!!!

[Colonel Mayank Chaubey @col_chaubey]

.When an elderly person passes away, we spend lakhs of rupees on their funeral expenses. However, Brigadier B. S. Gill, Vir Chakra, made the decision to donate a Scorpio ambulance in memory of his 71-year-old wife who passed away. He traveled 3500 km from Chandigarh to Aizawl, Mizoram, and another 400 km to the village of Dilatlang, located in the hills beyond Lunglei, where he had served as a post commander in 1972. There, he donated an ambulance worth Rs 20 lakhs. This photo was sent from the village of Pukpui near Lunglei.

Now, think about how much genuine affection and love the true soldiers of the country have for the people even in insurgency-affected areas. The people of the village warmly welcomed Brigadier Saheb by carrying him in a palanquin through the village. How the elderly are respected even after the departure of their spouses.

Write-up courtesy : @AnilSEN69614052

Sir, deeply appreciate your writeup, which I picked up from social media sources. Jai Hind 🇮🇳.

@adgpi #IndianArmy #IndianArmy

[Vinod Sharma @vinod_sharma]

Pls read

*The Final Sacrifice*

Twenty years ago, a letter from a village in Himachal Pradesh, arrived at the Ministry of Defence. The writer was a school teacher and his request was as follows.
He asked, "If possible, could my wife and I be granted the permission to see the place where our only Army son died a heroic death in the Kargil war, on the day of his first death Anniversary, on 07/07/2000 ? It's okay if you can't, if it is against national security, in which case I will withdraw my application".
The Department Officer who read the letter, said, "It does not matter what the cost of their visit is, I will pay it from my salary, if the department is unwilling to and I will bring the teacher and his wife to the place where their only Son died" and he issued an order.
On the remembrance day of the deceased hero, the elderly couple were brought to the ridge with due respect. When he was taken to the place where his son died, everyone on duty stood erect and saluted. But one soldier, handed him a bunch of flowers, bowed and touched his feet and wiped his eyes and saluted.

The teacher said, “You're a Soldier - Why do you touch my feet ? "
"Well, sir", said the soldier “I'm the only one here who was with your son and the only one here who saw your son’s heroism on the field. The enemies were shooting hundreds of bullets per minute with their H.M.G. Five of us advanced to a distance of thirty feet and we were hiding behind a rock. I said, 'Sir, I am going for the ‘Death Charge’. I am going to take their Bullets and run to their bunker and throw the grenade. After that you all can capture their bunker.' I was about to run towards their bunker but your son said, "Are you crazy? You have a wife and children. I'm still unmarried, I'll go. Do the Death Charge and You Do the Covering" and without hesitating, he snatched the grenade from me and ran into the death charge.
Bullets fell like rain from the enemy's H.M.G. Your son dodged them, reached the enemy bunker, took the pin out of the grenade and threw it right into the bunker, sending thirteen enemies to their death. Their assault was over and the area came under our control. I lifted your son's body, sir. He had forty-two bullets in him. I lifted his head in my hands and with his last breath he said, "Jai Hind!"
I asked the superior to give the permission to bring his coffin to your village but he refused.
Though I never had the privilege of putting these flowers at his feet, I have the privilege of putting them at your, sir.”

The teacher's wife was crying softly into the corner of her pallu but the teacher didn't cry.
The father said, “I bought a shirt for my son to wear when he would come on leave, but he never came home and he never will. So I brought it to put it where he died. Why don't you take it and wear it for him, beta?"

The Kargil hero's name was Captain Vikram Batra.
His father's name is Girdhari Lal Batra.
His mother name is Kamal Kanta.

P. S: These are our real heroes. Please share this to make others aware of their supreme sacrifices.🌹🇮🇳

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@BhaavnaArora Story of most salaried people.

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@ShatruganSinha Glad to see you are Atmanirbhar now. Stay so.

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Congrats