@Argos_Online I am sorry to say that I made a massive mistake purchasing a laptop online from Argos. The Nector card points were not added because I signed in after the laptop was collected, whereas the till said I can link later and get the points. I am plannin to return
Our countless Salutes to the brave heart Hav Jangkhokai Kuki.... and our heart with the bereaved family. May the Almighty allow Hav Kuki the supreme eternal peace for His supreme sacrfice
TRIBUTE TO OUR BRAVEHEART
Lt Gen Vikas Lakhera, AVSM, SM, Director General Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles pay solemn tribute to Hav Jangkhokai Kuki who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty at Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh on 29 Sep 2026 and offer deep condolences to the family of our Brave Soldier. DG Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles stand firmly with the bereaved family.
#AssamRifles #SaluteToTheBrave #SupremeSacrifice #VeerJawan #ForeverInOurHearts #DutyHonourNation #NationFirst #ServiceBeforeSelf #NeverForgotten #Respect #Tribute #JaiHind
@HMOIndia@adgpi@PIBHomeAffairs@PMOIndia@easterncomd@Spearcorps
@Benarasiyaa@noidapolice@myogiadityanath Namaskar, I humbly request that this incident be taken very seriously and intensely. Just not done; this lady, Ms Kumar should be taught an exemplary lesson. Kindly 🙏 take charge of this lady immediately
@gurgaonpolice I would request the Police to please impose the toughest possible punishment on this lady, Sachdeva. I am really looking forward to a suitable punishment that this lady, her family, and all of society will remember. Shame on you, Ms Sachdeva!
🚨 महिला नौकरानी से मारपीट के मामले में आरोपी महिला गिरफ्तार
थाना सुशांत लोक, गुरुग्राम पुलिस ने सोशल मीडिया प्लेटफॉर्म X पर वायरल वीडियो का स्वतः संज्ञान लेते हुए कार्रवाई की।
🔹 वायरल वीडियो में कैमेलियास अपार्टमेंट, सेक्टर-42 में महिला द्वारा नौकरानी से मारपीट का मामला सामने आया था।
🔹 जांच में घटना 24 जुलाई 2026 की पाई गई।
🔹 मामले में आरोपी महिला रुचिरा सचदेवा (52 वर्ष) को नियमानुसार ��िरफ्तार/अनुसंधान में शामिल किया गया।
🔹 प्रारंभिक जांच के अनुसार काम को लेकर हुई कहासुनी के बाद मारपीट की गई थी।
गुरुग्राम पुलिस: कानून व्यवस्था एवं नागरिक सुरक्षा के लिए प्रतिबद्ध।
#GurugramPolice #Gurugram #PoliceAction #WomenSafety #LawAndOrder
भारतीय सेना की राजपूत रेजिमेंट में लेफ्टिनेंट बनने के बाद जब निशांत सिंह पहली बार अपने गांव शहपुर पहुंचे, तो शहीद पिता सूबेदार प्रदीप सिंह परिहार की स्मृति शेष के सामने भावुक हो उठे।
एक बेटे ने आज अपने शहीद पिता का सपना पूरा कर दिया। जय हिंद। 🇮🇳
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.
#ArunKhetarpal #ParamVirChakra #IndianArmy #1971War #BattleOfBasantar #HeroesOfIndia #BraveryBeyondFear #DutyAboveLife #UltimateSacrifice #WarHeroes #MilitaryValor #NationFirst #PrideOfIndia #ImmortalHero
🇮🇳🔥 She was 73 years old.
The British Empire had guns.
She had a flag.
That was enough.
Matangini Hazra was not a queen, a military commander, or a famous political leader. She was an ordinary village woman from Bengal who chose to do something extraordinary.
Born into poverty, married young, and widowed early, life had already given her more hardship than most people could endure. Yet instead of surrendering to circumstances, she dedicated herself to India's freedom struggle.
Then came 1942.
The Quit India Movement had ignited a wave of resistance across the country. While many people her age would have chosen safety, Matangini stepped forward.
On 29 September 1942, she led thousands of protesters toward the police station in Tamluk, carrying the Indian tricolour at the front of the procession.
The British ordered the crowd to stop.
They refused.
Then came the gunfire.
The first bullet struck her.
She kept moving.
The second bullet hit.
She tightened her grip on the flag and continued forward.
As chaos erupted around her, one voice rose above the noise.
"Vande Mataram."
Then came the third bullet.
It was fatal.
But even as she fell, she refused to let the tricolour touch the ground.
With her final breaths, she continued chanting "Vande Mataram," holding the flag high until the very end.
She carried no weapon.
She commanded no army.
She possessed no power except courage.
And sometimes, courage is enough to change history.
Matangini Hazra never saw the dawn of an independent India.
But she helped make that dawn possible.
Her story reminds us that patriotism is not measured by age, strength, wealth, or status.
It is measured by what you are willing to sacrifice for a cause greater than yourself.
Some people are remembered.
Some become immortal.
🇮🇳❤️
#MatanginiHazra #FreedomStruggle #QuitIndiaMovement #VandeMataram #IndianHistory #UnsungHeroes #WomenInHistory #IndiaProud #Patriotism #InspiringIndia 🇮🇳🔥
Most birthdays bring calls, cake, and family photos.
Today marks the birthday of BSF AC Mukesh Bisht, who was Martyred fighting terrorists in Kashmir on 1 Feb 2002. During that operation, Jaish-e-Mohammed commander Waqas was taken down.
Some birthdays survive only through memory.