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All You Need To Know About INS Astradharini

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Hello, Warriors! The Indian Navy commissioned the first indigenously designed, built recovery and torpedo launch vessel INS Astradharini on Tuesday. The home-grown torpedo launch and recovery vessel, INS Astradharini is an advanced replacement for INS Astravahini, which was decommissioned this year.

It is a matter of pride that 95 per cent of the ship’s systems are of indigenous design i.e. 95 per cent of the ship is made in India. It also demonstrates Navy’s continued adherence to the ‘Make in India’ philosophy. The induction of INS Ashtradharini adds thrust to the country’s ongoing endeavours at indigenisation and achieving India’s goal of self-reliance in under-water weapons development.

INS Astradharini will be utilized for completing the specialized trials of submerged weapons and frameworks created by NSTL, a maritime frameworks research facility of DRDO. It is a propelled substitution for Astravahini, which was decommissioned on July 17 this year.

Following is all that you need to know about INS Astradharini:

  1. The indigenously built torpedo launch and recovery vessel INS Astradharini was commissioned by Vice-Admiral Satish Soni, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Naval Command at a ceremony held at the Naval Base in Visakhapatnam on October 6th, 2015.
  2. The outline of the Astradharini is a partnership work of Naval Science and Technological Laboratory (NSTL), Shoft Shipyard and IIT Kharagpur and has a remarkable configuration of a sailboat structure frame that altogether diminishes its energy necessity.INS Astradharini
  3. INS Astradharini will be used to carry out the technical trials of underwater weapons and systems developed by NSTL, a naval systems laboratory of DRDO.
  4. It has a unique design of a catamaran hull form that significantly reduces its power requirement. The unique hull form of the vessel and the extraordinary body type of the boat shows the nation’s boat plan and shipbuilding capacities.
  5. The vessel is manufactured with indigenous steel. Having a length of 50 m, the vessel is competent to do paces up to 15 Knots.
  6. It can operate at high ocean states and has a large deck area which carries torpedo launchers for deploying and recovering various kinds of torpedoes during trials.
  7. The ship also has modern power generation, distribution, navigation and communication systems.
  8. It is assigned a crew of 2 officers and 27 sailors.
  9. INS Astradharini can also accommodate 13 scientists and can undertake multiple trials during a single sortie.

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All You Need To Know About IPEV (Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle)

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Hello, Warriors! In a bid to attract youth towards joining the IAF, the Indian Air Force launched a unique mobile platform IPEV (Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle) to promote its various activities across the country. Flagged off with simulator, and aircraft models which will go to various parts of the country, this bus is basically meant for encouraging youth all over the country and to get them acquainted with the IAF as a career, as a way of life.

The IAF has been exploring innovative means to connect to the tech-savvy and button-friendly generation and bringing IAF closer to the life through an impact of direct contact programmes. It also gives an opportunity for the youth to take a close look at the opportunities in the IAF.

Here’s what you need to know about the unique initiative IPEV (Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle):

  1. The Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle (IPEV) is a bus modified to show the various facets and the working of the IAF to aspirants across the country.
  2. It was launched at Air Force Station in New Delhi on Monday, 05 October 2015.
  3. In the coming days, the IPEV will be visiting various educational institutes across the country.
  4. The vehicle houses an information zone which would give aspirants all career-related information.interior
  5. The bus cost Rs.2 crore and it’s launch comes just days before the IAF set to celebrate its 83rd anniversary on October 8th this year.
  6. It also has an experience zone in which one can enjoy the thrill of various IAF activities like Sarang aerobatics, Air Warrior Drill Team.
  7. The Experience Zone is supported via Glasstron goggles.
  8. The vehicle also has a simulator zone where one can experience flying various aircraft.
  9. The aircraft model zone displays latest aircraft in its inventory with their features and videos.
  10. This is in continuation with last year’s launch of an air combat 3D mobile game by the IAF, ‘Guradians of The Skies’ which was well received.

    NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (UNI)- Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha having a glimps of newly launched Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle (IPEV), at Air Force Station, Race Course in New Delhi on Monday. UNI PHOTO-66U
    NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (UNI)- Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha having a glimps of newly launched Induction Publicity Exhibition Vehicle (IPEV), at Air Force Station, Race Course in New Delhi on Monday. UNI PHOTO-66U
  11. The creatively designed exteriors and state-of-the-art equipment like touch panels, tabs, simulator and video screens would provide the right platform for IAF branding and publicity to today’s tech savvy youth.

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Upcoming Beasts in Indian Defense Forces

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With increasing threats from neighbours and keeping the need and modernisation of armed forces in mind, India is growing its tentacles in weapons and war machines construction. Several indications have made India to take steps ahead in bolstering its security and defense services. Foreign procurement and make in India has made India self-reliant. Some of the projects that are almost completed and undergoing trails are here.

Nirbhay cruise missile

Nuclear capable cruise missile, Nirbhay is set for third test fire. The missile has undergone 2 test fire in March 2013 and October 2014.The missile is said to be equivalent to America’s famous missile tomahawk. DRDO will conduct the test fire of the missile. As per the sources, the missile is made for land warfare, but it will be made for naval and air tasks also in future. The two stage missile works as a rocket in first stage and then turns to 90 degrees to run horizontally, getting into cruise mode. The missile uses auto pilot and navigation technology that is used in India’s UAV Nishant. The missile is subsonic and can attain a speed of up to 900-1,000 km per hour and a range of 1,000 kms, which will help it to target its prey accurately.Upcoming-Beasts-in-Indian-Defense-Forces

Brahmos missile

On the other hand, air-launched Brahmos cruise missile, weighing 2.5 tonnes and world’s fastest cruise missile, will go through its maiden trials through specially modified Sukhoi -30 fighter planes from November. The missile will be ready for use in mid of 2016. Land and navy version of Brahmos are already in service which are 500 Kgs heavier than air vision. The missile has a range of 290 Kms and can attain a speed of 2-3 times the speed of sound.

INS Arihant

INS Arihant, is all set to hold its missile fire tests. India’s first indigenously developed nuclear submarine has completed its sea trails and heading to its missile trails. As per the expectations, the submarine will be handed over to Indian navy by February 2016 after completing trails. The nuclear powered ballistic missile submarine built at Vishakhapatnam under Indian navy’s advanced technology vessel project. Its engine is powered with uranium fuel. It was publicly introduced in 2009 on the 10th anniversary of Kargil diwas.

Dhanush and Tejas

Dhanush howitzer, also known as Desi Bofors will overcome the thirst of Indian army. 155mm gun with 45 calibers will be handed over to Indian army by November of this year. The gun made by ordinance factory board, Kolkata is has a range of 38 kms. Meanwhile, everybody is aware of induction of India’s Tejas into Indian air force. Recent announcements have been made to increase the number of aircraft to be inducted from 40 to 120. DRDO hopefully said that minimum 5 jets will be there in the sky during the next Indian air force day celebration. According to DRDO, Tejas’s trainer version has completed weather trials and will undergo more we opens trials in next six months.

All these will make forces more strong with a wide range of weapons against enemies. Induction of new weapons along with the modification is going on high pace. New entrants in armed forces will surely take India to a new level.

Current Affairs 14 October 2015

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14 October 2015 Current Affairs

National

  • President Pranab Mukherjee visits Israel as first Indian head of state
  • Shipping Ministry planning to develop 78 lighthouses as tourism centers
  • Haryana CM Khattar announces Education, Sports & Skill Development Universities in Haryana
  • Best finance minister of Asia award awarded to Mr Arun Jeitly
  • CBI arrests two BoB officials in money laundering case

International

  • Dutch Probe reveals Russian-made Buk missile brought down MH17
  • China operationalizes Zam Hydropower Station on Brahmaputra in Tibet
  • Indian community group in UK launches Modi Express bus ahead of PMs visit to UK
  • China Nepal border points reopens after completion of earthquake repairs
  • Myanmar postpones November polls due to flood situations

Politics

  • FIR against Union Minister Giriraj Singh for poll malpractice
  • Homen Borgohain, Assamese writer, announces to return Sahitya Akademi award
  • FIR launched against Awdesh Kushwaha in connection with bribery video
  • Shiv Sena honors men who blackened Kulkarni’s face during book launch
  • Beef ban petition to come up for final hearing in Bombay HC on 14 October

Bussiness

  • India provides $ 5 million grant to Palestine
  • Over 14,600 crore rupees saved in LPG subsidy in last year says Oil Ministry
  • Venugopala Rao appointed as CEO of Reliance power
  • Ola and Uber launches carpool service
  • IBM launches first public cloud data center in India14-October-2015-curent-affairs

Defence

  • Supreme Court dismisses plea for probe in Kargil scam
  • India ready to buy 194 microlight aircrafts from Solvenia
  • Mizoram government to take decision on handing over Lengpui airport of Mizoram to Indian air force
  • Induction of Tejas to be discussed in conference of Indian air force commander
  • Iranian media reported successful test fire of long range missile, the Emad

Sports

  • Saketh becomes only Indian to reach to second round of Vietnam Open
  • India grabs more than two dozen Gold medals on 1st day of Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships
  • BCCI President, Shashank Manohar skips ICC board meet, Srinivasan represents India
  • India loses to oman in 2018 world cup qualifiers
  • Manny Pacquiao planning to return to ring next year

Flying Officer Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon: The Bravest Of The Brave

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Hello, Warriors! Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon was born on 17 July 1943 at Rurka Isewal village in Ludhiana District. He was the son of Warrant Officer Hon. Flight Lieutenant Trilok Singh Sekhon of the Indian Air Force. As any normal Sikh child, he was raised with the virtue of gallantry and sacrifice by his parents.

Flying Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon was an officer of the Indian Air Force and the posthumous recipient of the only Param Vir Chakra awarded to an Indian Air Force Personnel. He was commissioned into the Indian Air Force on June 4, 1967 as a Flying Officer. His award was in recognition of his lone and fatal defence of Srinagar Air Base during an air raid during the 1971 Indo-Pak War.

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On 14 December 1971, Srinagar airfield was attacked by a wave of six PAF F-86 jets. Flying Officer Sekhon was on readiness duty at that time. Soon the enemy aircraft started hovering over the airfield. Straffing of various targets on the ground followed. Attempting to take-off with enemy aircraft overhead and the runway under attack was suicidal. However, Flying Officer Sekhon, unmindful of his safety, flew his Folland Gnat to engage the two attacking Sabres. In the air battle that ensued, he secured a direct hit on one Sabre and set another ablaze. The latter was seen heading away towards Rajauri, trailing smoke and flame.

The daily attacks by Sabres had caused damage to the runway but the repair gangs always ensured that the runway was never out of permanent service. So, when the Sabres of Pakistani commander Changazi, Dotani, Andrabi and Mir attacked the airfield carrying 500 lbs bombs each, Sekhon lost no time in singling out the first Sabre Pair, which was forming its original position after the bombing run. Nirmaljit’s leader Lt. Ghuman lost contact with the wingman, and therefore, Sekhon was left with six Pakistani Sabres on his tail gunning for his aircraft.

At this juncture four more Pakistani Sabres came on the scene and surrounded his aircraft. He chose to give a fight again. In the dog fight that ensued at tree-top level, he held on against the numerically superior enemy for some time. Eventually, his aircraft was hit and he was killed. But Flying Officer Sekhon had achieved his objective. The Pakistani aircraft fled from the scene of the battle, without pressing home, the intended attack on Srinagar airfield and its surrounding areas. The bravery, flying skill and determination displayed by Flying Officer Sekhon, earned him the highest wartime gallantry medal, Param Vir Chakra. His skill was later praised in an article by Salim Baig Mirza, the pilot who shot him down.

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The PVC citation of Flg Ofr Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon read:

“Flying Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon was a pilot of a Gnat detachment based at Srinagar for the air defence of the valley against Pakistani air attacks. In accordance with the international agreement dating back to 1948, no air defence aircraft were based at Sirinagar, until the outbreak of hostilities with Pakistan. Flying Officer Sekhon was, therefore, unfamiliar with the terrain and was not acclimatised to the altitude of Srinagar, especially with the bitter cold and biting winds of the Kashmir winter. Nevertheless, from the outset of the war, he and his colleagues fought successive waves of intruding Pakistani aircraft with valour and determination, maintaining the high reputation of the Gnat aircraft. On 14th December 1971, Srinagar Airfield was attached by a wave of six enemy Sabre aircraft. Flying Officer Sekhon was on readiness duty at the time. However, he could not take off at once because of the clouds of dust raised by another aircraft which had just taken off. By the time the runway was fit for take-off, no fewer than six enemy aircraft were overhead, and strafing of the airfield was in progress. Nevertheless, inspite of the mortal danger of attempting to take off during an attack, and inspite of the odds against him, Flying Officer Sekhon took off and immediately engaged a pair of the attacking Sabres. In the fight that followed, at tree top height, he all but held his own, but was eventually overcome by sheer weight of numbers. His aircraft crashed and he was killed. In thus, sacrificing himself for the defence of Srinagar, Flying Officer Sekhon achieved his object, for the enemy aircraft fled from the scene of the battle without pressing home their attack against the town and the airfield. The sublime heroism, supreme gallantry, filying skill and determination, above and beyond th call of duty, displayed by Flying Officer Sekhon in the face of certain death, set new heights to Air Force traditions.”
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This Indian Air Force Promotional Video Will Give You Goosebumps

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Working in the Air Force is about being in the middle of supersonic jets, state-of-the-art technology and best people. You are where the action is. The IAF provides you with the most modern facilities, gives you an unparalleled way of life and creates an environment, where the best in you comes out.

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As an Officer, a warrior, in the Air Force, you’re tasked with upholding the constitution and protecting India’s freedom. The responsibility is enormous, but its not only about work… its also about living well. Quality of life is an important attribute of Air Force life and has no parallel in the civil sector. The life offers you challenge, adventure, excitement, honour, prestige, self respect, content family life, safety and security for self and family and not to forget the social status, respect and esteem of your countrymen.

Besides being a noble service to the motherland and an honourable profession to be proud of, life in the IAF gives variety, adventure and challenge. It provides best of facilities be it recreation, sports, medical, education or clubs ad institutes. The lifestyle imbibes in us a healthy well being and a regime for life. The quality time we are able to spend with our family, social bonding with our counterparts, lifetime relations we nurture and the all willing, all time support from the extended family have boundless value.
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Indian Armed Forces: The Best Of Friends And The Worst Of Enemies

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Hello, Warriors! India has the 3rd largest Army, 4th largest Air Force and the 7th largest Navy in the world enough to counter any threat to the boundary lines, aerospace or coastal lines of the country.

With the growing technology and it’s use in the defence sector, Indian armed forces has come a long way to the present. India has one of the longest military histories, dating back several millennia. From swords and bow-arrows to the present day drones and missiles, India’s defence history is very rich, which transformed the sections of militaries to a united military that now fights for a single nation.
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Here are the 9 facts worth knowing about the Indian Armed Forces today:

  1. First things first: Indian Army is the largest volunteer army in the world- a fact to make every Indian proud that India has the largest number of willing soldiers to serve the nation.
  2. In the Indian army, there is no provision for reservations based on caste or religion. While this is a common practice in other government organisations and institutions in the country, the army looks out for a set of OLQs in the candidates which is irrespective of caste or religion.
  3. The Bailey Bridge is the highest bridge in the world and it is built by the Indian Army in August 1982. It is located in the Ladakh valley between Dras and Suru rivers in the Himalayan mountains..
  4. It is important to note that the Central Armed Police Forces, which are commonly and incorrectly referred to as ‘Paramilitary Forces’, are headed by officers from the Indian Police Service and are under the control of the Ministry of Home Affairs, not the Ministry of Defence.The Best Of Friends And The Worst Of Enemies
  5. The Indian Air Force has an out-station base in Tajikistan. It is the only IAF base outside India and is seeking another in Afghanistan.
  6. In the Battle of Longewala, on which the famous Bollywood movie “Border” is based, there were only two casualties on the Indian side.
  7. Celebrities are often awarded honorary ranks in the armed forces. While Sachin Tendulkar has been granted the rank of Honorary Group captain in the I.A.F, M.S Dhoni is an Honorary Col in the Indian Army. Many film stars are conferred with military ranks. Some of them are Nana Patekar and Mohan Lal.
  8. India’s indigenous nuclear-capable ICBM (Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile) AGNI-V puts India into the Elite Club consisting of USA, China, France and Russia.
  9. The Indian Naval Academy (NavAc) or The Ezhimala Naval Academy in Kerala is the largest of its kind in Asia.
  10. The Military Engineering Services (MES) and Border Roads Organisation (BRO) are together responsible for the construction and maintenance of some of the most awesome roads and bridges ever to have been built. Some of their works include the Khardungla Pass (the highest motorable road in the world), the Magnetic Hill in Leh, etc. The MES is also one of the biggest construction agencies in India.
  11. Indian Army controls the highest battlefield in the world – the Siachen Glacier.
  12. The Indian Armed Forces are the world’s largest arms importer, with Russia, Israel, France and the United States being the top foreign suppliers of military equipment.

With one of the toughest Militaries in the world, the Indian Armed forces proved themselves in various missions and peacekeeping operations. Thank to all the soldiers of the country that we have a peaceful sleep at nights.
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Current Affairs 13 October 2015

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National

  • Worst dengue outbreaks in 20 years hits Delhi, 10,250 cases reported
  • SC applies pollution cess of rs700 and 1300 on trucks entering Delhi
  • Himani savarkar, Hindutva leader passes away
  • Noted Kashmiri writer Ghulam Nabi Khayal returns Sahitya Akademi awards
  • Rashtiya Swasth Bima Yojna being reconstructed increasing health cover from 30,000 to 1 lakh, includes 10 crore BPL people

International

  • Scottish economist Angus Deaton wins Nobel economics prize
  • Iran’s Parliament gives Preliminary approval for Nuclear Deal
  • Belarus President, Alexander Lukashenko wins 5th term
  • Australian parliament resumes with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s new cabinet set
  • Egypt court releases 2 sons of Hosani mubarak13-October-2015-curent-affairs

Politics

  • J&K High Court rules Article 370, granting special status to State, assumes permanent place in Constitution
  • Government notifies general conditions for grant of license for cultivation of opium poppy
  • Noted Kashmiri writer Ghulam Nabi Khayal returns Sahitya Akademi award
  • 57% voting in 1st phase of bihar polls done
  • Khurshid Mehmmod Kasuri’s book launched in Mumbai despite Shiv Sena’s protest

Business

  • Shareholding of developing nations in World Bank, IMF should be raised says Finance Minister
  • Government extends deadline for central government employees to file details of assets & liabilities
  • Udai kumar appointed as interim MD an CEO of MSEI
  • Vodafone to launch 4G service in Mumbai by the end of this year
  • Dell acquires data storage company MC for $ 67 billion

Defense

  • Indian, Chinese armies starts 10-day joint anti-terrorism exercise
  • Bi-Annual Air Force Commanders Conference begins on 13 October
  • 3rd India-Sri Lanka joint training exercise Mitra Shakti-2015 completes
  • Indian Navy organizes awareness event in Chennai
  • Nuclear capable cruise missile, Nirbhay to be test fired on 15 October

Sports

  • Great Britain beat India by 4-3 in Sultan of Johor Cup Junior Men’s Hockey tournament
  • Germany, Poland, Albania, Romania qualify for 2016 European Championships
  • India loses first ODI against South Africa by five runs in Kanpur
  • Football legend Pele arrives in Kolkata
  • Ajay Jayaram wins Dutch Open Badminton title
  • Punjab National Bank’s hockey team wins Beighton Cup

Current Affairs 11-12 October 2015

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National

  • Portugal became first nation to join Nalanda MoU
  • India and Jordan sign six MoUs in various fields including Maritime Transport, Communication and Information Technology
  • Australian art gallery to return 2000-year-old Buddha idol to India
  • 1st Indian chief architect of Chandigarh, M N Sharma, 92, awarded lifetime achievement award by UT administration
  • Indian fails to grab MTCR(Missile Technology Control Regime) membership

International

  • 86 killed, 186 injured in Ankara, Turkey bomb blast
  • China completes construction of two lighthouses in the disputed South China Sea
  • N Korea holds parades marking 70th anniversary of ruling Workers’ Party
  • Nepal PM Sushil Koirala resigns, Mr. K P Sharma Oli elected as new PM of Nepal
  • UN, World Bank to launch refugee and reconstruction bonds

Politics

  • BJP slams AAP government over sacking of Food Minister Asim Ahmed Khan
  • 684 candidates in fray in Goa municipal council elections
  • Gujarat based writer Ganesh Devy returns Sahitya Akademi award
  • 1st phase of Bihar polls to start from 12th October
  • Grand alliance wants ban on live telecast of PM Modi’s rally in Bihar
  • Bihar minister Awadhesh Kushwaha quits over leaked video of bribery11-12-October-2015-curent-affairs

Business

  • CBI raids Bank of Baroda branch in Delhi for Rs 6100 cr black money transfers
  • Development banks pledge an additional 15 billion US Dollars a year by 2020 to fight climate change
  • Vodafone CEO Vittoria Colao to visit India to meet Modi and Jaitley
  • ED probes 4500 bank accounts of Sahara group in money laundering case
  • Whatsapp offers android user backup in Google drive

Defense

  • INS Trikand enters Egyptian Safaga port for 3-day visit
  • ITBP makes record with 100 successful mountain expeditions
  • IAF to induct 120 Tejas instead of 40 planned earlier
  • UAVs to be used in Bihar elections to check Maoist attacks
  • One Rank One Pension to be implemented after Bihar polls says Manohar Parrikar
  • INS Arihant completes sea trials, expected to be handed over to navy in beginning of 2016

Sports

  • Sania Mirza-Martina Hingis win women’s doubles title in China Open
  • Sriram Balaji becomes new National Men’s Champ in Men’s Singles Tennis
  • Indian boxers grabs one silver and three bronze medals at the Military World Games in Mungyeong, South Korea.
  • India loses first ODI against South Africa by five runs in Kanpur
  • India win four-Test Hockey series against New Zealand by 2-1 margin
  • India beat Pakistan 5-1 in Sultan Johor Cup Junior Hockey

Lessons To Learn From The Life Of Mahatma Gandhi

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Hello, Warriors! 2nd Oct 2015 marks the 146th birth anniversary of Father of The Nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Though the title, ‘Father of The Nation’ is not officially declared, as the Constitution of India does not permit a father of nation, it is mostly conferred to him due to his values and contribution to make India a free nation.

Following are the values to learn from the life of Mahatma Gandhi:

  1. Be What You Are: Gandhiji had the moral courage to visit Buckingham Palace in London clad in his usual simple attire. He casually joked that the king was wearing enough clothes for both of them. This can inspire you to stick to your moral convictions at any cost. Believe in yourself and fight the odds bravely in tough times. Be Yourself.
  1. Be The Change You Want to See: Mahatma Gandhi said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.” We all crib about things which are not right in our lives and around us. We blame every possible person, government or organisation. However, we seldom do our bit. It is first important to change yourself and try being what you truly are and then expect a change in others.Mahatma-Gandhi-quotes
  1. Think Positive, Be Positive: Gandhiji once prominently said: “A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.” Your thoughts becomes your feelings, your feelings become your actions, your actions become your habit and it’s your habit that defines you. Therefore stay positive and your entire predicament will feel much less significant.
  1. Instead of ‘Give and Get’, ‘Forgive and Forget’: Gandhiji said, “An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind.” He believed that only strong people can forgive and forget. So, believe in the power of forgiveness and forget about it; it will help you grow as a person and bring peace.
  1. Be an Example for others: Gandhi said that to change the world, one should start by first changing oneself. So take a good look at the man or woman in the mirror, and make the necessary improvements to become a better person. You cannot hope to inspire others if you do not lead an exemplary life yourself.
  1. Don’t Say ‘Die’: Mahatma Gandhi was one of the freedom fighters who never gave up on the British rule. He fought till the end and made India a proud and free nation. Never give up on your dreams. Be persistent and face every problem with a brave soul. Never have a ‘do or die’ attitude-always do it, before you die.
  1. Be Determined: Mahatma Gandhi knew this really well. His consistency, hardwork and sheer dedication made him excel in everything he did. Be determined and consistent in whatever you do. It is a virtue of successful people.
  1. It’s how you do is all that matters: Gandhiji believed that one’s journey to the goal is more important than the goal itself. That is why he followed the noble method of non-violent protest to fight the British. Gandhiji showed that however important one’s goal may be, it is virtuous to adopt honest and upright means to reach it.

Gandhiji’s brave and successful struggle for Indian independence started the end of British colonialism. He proved that one small man can create big change with his exemplary principles and character. One can learn from his example, and lead a simple and productive life of courage and high moral values, that is fulfilling to oneself and inspires others too.
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