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French Army Contingent To March With Indian Troops This Republic Day

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Hello, Warriors! India has always been indulged in various exercises with friendly foreign nations to grow their military partnership. But this time, on India’s 67th Republic Day this year, the country will witness something unique — a foreign contingent marching with Indian troops in the Republic Day parade.

For the first time in the history of India, contingent of any foreign country’s army will take part in this year’s Republic Day Parade.

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A 56-member French contingent of the 35th Infantry Regiment, 7th Armoured Brigade is already in Rajasthan to take part in a joint exercise. Known as “Shakti 2016”, it will focus on counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency.

The 35th Infantry Regiment has a number of battle honours to its credit and is over 400 hundred years old — it was raised in 1604 in Lorraine, France. It had also taken part in the Afghan war. The contingent is led by Major Thibaut De Lacoste Lareymondie.French-military

The French contingent will march down the Rajpath as French President Francois Hollande will be seated as the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations this year. In 2009, India participated in the Bastille Day Military Parade or 14 July Military Parade, the oldest regular military parade in the world.

The then President Nicolas Sarkozy invited Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, to attend the event as the guest of honour. Soldiers including jawans of Maratha Light Infantry Regiment Centre (MLIRC) marched down the Champs Elysees to the sound of an Indian military band playing Indian martial tunes including “Saare Jahan Se Achcha”.

Meanwhile, a French contingent comprising 56 personnel of 35th Infantry Regiment of 7th Armoured Brigade, which, arrived in Jodhpur to take part in eight-day long counter-insurgency joint exercise ‘Shakti-2016’.
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French President To Be The Chief Guest Of This Year’s Republic Day Parade

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Hello, Warriors. French President Francois Hollande is invited to be the chief guest at the Republic Day parade of January 26, 2016.

The visit of Mr. Hollande to New Delhi for the mega-pageant of January 26 will be symbolic and send a message of a worldwide solidarity among the democratic countries against terrorism of the IS which staged the November 13 attacks in Paris last year.

The announcement on the presence of Mr. Hollande during the Republic Day parade has been finalised during the talks that French foreign minister Laurent Fabius had in Delhi on November 20 last year. Mr Fabius, one of the longest serving French diplomats, was in Delhi to discuss the climate conference.france-indian-republic-day

Importantly, France was the first country with which India established a Strategic Partnership in 1998 after New Delhi did nuclear tests. The two countries have close cooperation in defence, space, civil-nuclear and security issues along with strong trade and investment and cultural ties. France is also the first country with which India entered into civil nuclear energy cooperation in 2008 after obtaining the NSG waiver.

This will be the fifth time that a French leader will be a Chief Guest at India’s Republic Day celebrations — the maximum number from any country so far. Earlier leaders from that country had presided in 1976, 1980, 1998 and 2008. Bhutan has presided four times so far in 1954, 1984, 2005 and 2013.

An invitation to be the Republic Day chief guest is highly symbolic from the Indian government’s perspective. For the 2015 parade, the Modi government had invited Barack Obama, which was his second visit as US President to India. India was keen to host Hollande since France has emerged as a key strategic partner on defence and nuclear issues. And with the gruesome Paris attacks, counter-terrorism will be a key area of cooperation.

With this visit of the French President, let us hope that the partnership between India and France strengthens and more opportunities grow up between the two nations.

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JFR Jacob – An Inspirational And Legendary Soldier

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Hello, Warriors! One of India’s most celebrated military officers, Lieutenant General (retired) Jacob Farj Rafael Jacob passed away on January 13th. JFR Jacob, was head of the Indian Army’s eastern command during the 1971 India-Pakistan war that resulted in the creation of Bangladesh.

The 93-year-old passed away around 8.30 am at the Army Hospital (Research and Referral) due to pneumonia.

Born in Kolkata (then Calcutta) in 1923, Jack Farj Rafael Jacob grew up in a conservative Baghdadi Jews household under the British rule. His family had origins in Iraq. Jacob did his schooling from Victoria School in Kurseong, West Bengal.

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As a teenager, Jacob was strongly influenced by wartime poetry. Unmarried and childless, Jacob wrote an open letter to the youth of Delhi at 93, addressing them as his “sons and daughters”.

Jacob had joined the British army at the age of 18 “to fight the Nazis”. This kid later on went to command the Eastern Indian Army and played a pivotal role in defining the Indian Army’s strategy during the course of operations.

In the 1971 war, he designed a “war of movement” plan which was to capture all of East Pakistan including Dhaka by avoiding the towns in between and using secondary routes to reach the capital city. This plan, carried in just 15 days, made the Indian Army’s incursion of Dhaka successful.

After graduating from Officer’s Training School Mhow in 1942, Jacob also fought in World War II in northern Iraq, North Africa, Burma (now Myanmar), Sumatra, etc. He went on to graduate from artillery schools in England and the United States, where he got special training in advanced artillery and missiles and went on to serve for 37 years in different ranks in the Army.

After being promoted to Brigadier in 1963, he fought in the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War. Later on, Jacob was promoted to Major General in 1967.JFR Jacob

In 1971, Lt General Jacob was credited responsible for getting the Pakistani Commander Lt General AAK Niazi to sign the surrender document allegedly by blackmailing him that he would let the Mukti Bahini, the force of Bengali freedom fighters, loose on Pakistani nationals in Dhaka if he didn’t sign. Handing the document to General Niazi, which asked for Pakistan Army’s unconditional surrender, Jacob gave him 30 minutes to decide. Niazi accepted the conditions.

A strong supporter of India-Israel ties, the General joined the BJP in the 1990s and served as a security advisor to the party.

“I’ve never experienced any anti-Semitism in India, none whatsoever. When everyone asked me why I did not go to Israel, I told them I was born in India, India gave me everything, I will die in India,” Lt General Jacob had said in an interview.

The great legend had always and will continue to inspire the generations of soldiers and leaders to come.

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CDS 1 2016 Admit Card – UPSC Download Now

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CDS 1 2016 Admit Card – UPSC Download Now. Applicants of CDS I Exam 2016 can download their CDS I Exam Admit Card from UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) official website.  As per UPSC CDS I 2016  notification UPSC CDS I Exam 2016 is going to be conducted on 14 February 2016.

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CDS 1 2016 Admit Card

UPSC CDS – 1 2016 Admit card will be published in January 2016. Every year thousands of aspirants appeared in UPSC CDS exam to make career in this field. All aspirant must download their admit card from the official website of UPSC. Without admit card / hall ticket aspirants are not allowed in examination hall. Admit card have all details of exam like Exam date, aspirant roll number, Date of birth, Examination venue address, exam time , aspirants roll number, Aspirants Photo , Aspirants signature etc.

How to Download UPSC CDS I 2016 Exam Admit Card

The applicants can download their hall ticket for UPSC CDS Exam 2016 from here by entering the required details. By following the steps given below applicants can download UPSC CDS I 2016 Exam admit card:

  1. Visit upsc.gov.in
  2. Click on “e-Admit Card – CDS Examination (I) 2016”.
  3. Web Page will popup giving important instructions  regarding UPSC CDS I 2016 Exam admit card, asking your permission to download.
  4. Enter the mandatory details like your roll number , name , registration number and date of birth and click the submit button. To access directly on the page to Download UPSC CDS I 2016 Exam Admit Card. UPSC-CDS-I-2016-Exam-Admit-Card

UPSC CDS I 2016 Examination pattern:
The examination will be having three papers,  time allotted for each paper will be 2 hours.

Paper Subject Total marks

  • English: 100
  • General Knowledge: 100
  • Elementary Mathematics: 100

UPSC CDS I 2016 Examination Syllabus

Candidates who have opted for IMA, NA and AFA are going to write objective type three papers each of 100 marks  on – English , General Knowledge and Elementary Mathematics.

Candidates who have opted for OTA are going to write objective type three papers each of 100 marks  on – English and General Knowledge.

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Martyrs Who Sacrificed Their Lives In 2015

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Hello, Warriors. India celebrated its 68th Army Day to mark the sacrifices made by the brave soldiers beyond the call of duty without any concern to their personal safety.

Homage was paid to the courageous and brave Indian soldiers at the “Amar Jawan Jyoti” at India Gate in New Delhi who have sacrificed their lives for protecting the country.

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Today, the army released the list of all the soldiers who made their supreme sacrifice in 2015 for the safety of the nation (Look out for Col Santosh Mahadik and Col M N Rai):

Martyrs Who Sacrificed Their Lives In 2015

Martyrs Who Sacrificed Their Lives In 2015

RANK NAME UNIT/PARENT UNIT
Havildar AMAL DEKA 315 Field Artillery Regiment (EME)
Gunner SANTU KUMAR SINGH 5 Medium Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel RAJESH GULATI 202 Army Aviation Squadron
Major TAHER HUSSAIN KHAN 202 Army Aviation Squadron
Sapper PARGAT SINGH 117 Engineer Regiment
Sapper VADMITRA CHOUDHARY 416 Engineer Brigade Camp
Signalman SAHAB SINGH C Composite Signal Regiment
Havildar SANJEEV KUMAR 2 Mountain Regiment Signal Regiment
Havildar JAGVEER SINGH Signals
Lance Naik SUNIL KUMAR 9 Para (Special Forces)
Lance Naik GOVIND SINGH MEHTA 9 Para (Special Forces)
Lance Naik MOHAN NATH GOSWAMI 9 Para (Special Forces)
Sepoy ANUMOL PRATAP SINGH 11 Mechanised Infantry (18 Rajputana Rifles)
Lance Naik AMARJIT SINGH 28 Punjab
Lance Naik PRAKASH CHAND 28 Punjab
Lance Naik DHARMINDER SINGH 28 Punjab
Naib Subedar NARENDRA KUMAR 12 Rajputana Rifles
Rifleman MANISH MALIK 5 Rajputana Rifles
Rifleman KHINV SINGH 7 Rajputana Rifles
Havildar CHARAN SINGH GURJAR 4 Rajput
Havildar PARMAL SINGH 4 Rajput
Sepoy HARPREET SINGH 8 Sikh
Sepoy RACHAPAL SINGH 22 Sikh
Havildar JAGSIR SINGH 5 Sikh Light Infantry
Naib Subedar RAM SINGH 6 Dogra
Havildar RANDEEP SINGH 6 Dogra
Havildar RAJESH KUMAR 6 Dogra
Havildar SUNIL KUMAR SHARMA 6 Dogra
Havildar SAT PAL BHASIN 6 Dogra
Havildar PRAKASH CHAND 6 Dogra
Naik ASHOK KUMAR 6 Dogra
Lance Naik KULDEEP RAJ 6 Dogra
Lance Naik RAJNEESH SINGH 6 Dogra
Sepoy MANJIT SINGH 6 Dogra
Sepoy SOHAN SINGH 6 Dogra
Sepoy VIKAS BHARDWAJ 6 Dogra
Sepoy VIJAY KUMAR 6 Dogra
Sepoy MANOJ KUMAR 6 Dogra
Sepoy RAM PRASAD YADAV 6 Dogra
Havildar RAM RATTAN 13 Dogra
Subedar DHARMBIR SINGH 11 Garhwal Rifles
Havildar RAJENDRA SINGH RAWAT 11 Garhwal Rifles
Lance Naik DEEP CHAND SINGH 11 Garhwal Rifles
Rifleman SANDEEP SINGH RAWAT 11 Garhwal Rifles
Rifleman ARVIND SINGH 11 Garhwal Rifles
Naib Subedar KRISHNA SINGH 3 Kumaon
Lance Naik PREM SINGH 8 Kumaon
Naib Subedar NEKI RAM YADAV 18 Kumaon
Rifleman STANZIN MUTUP 2 Ladakh Scouts
Lance Havildar SANTOSH KUMAR CHAND Kumaon Scouts
Lance Naik PRADEEP KUMAR Kumaon Scouts
Lance Naik AASH KUMAR GURUNG 3/1 Gorkha Rifles
Rifleman BISHAL GURUNG 3/1 Gorkha Rifles
Rifleman ANKIT 3/1 Gorkha Rifles
Rifleman KARMA TANZING SHERPA 2/5 Gorkha Rifles
Havildar SURESH BAHADUR SHRESTHA 5/5 Gorkha Rifles
Rifleman VIJAY GURUNG 5/5 Gorkha Rifles
Sepoy DHARMA RAM 1 Rashtriya Rifles (4 Mahar)
Lance Naik GURDEV SINGH 6 Rashtriya Rifles (5 Sikh)
Lance Naik BOTTA SATYAM 6 Rashtriya Rifles (11 Field Regiment)
Sepoy SURINDER SINGH 6 Rashtriya Rifles (6 Sikh)
Gunner SURENDRA 6 Rashtriya Rifles (226 Field Regiment)
Gunner SAMOD KUMAR 14 Rashtriya Rifles (2 Lancers)
Naik SRI CHITRA SAIKIA 21 Rashtriya Rifles (5 Guards)
Guardsman JAGDISH PRASAD 21 Rashtriya Rifles (2 Guards)
Naib Subedar NARAYAN TARIHALKAR 27 Rashtriya Rifles (19 Maratha Light Infantry)
Gunner JAGESHWAR 29 Rashtriya Rifles (318 Field Regiment)
Rifleman SHSHIR MALL 32 Rashtriya Rifles (3/9 Gorkha Rifles)
Captain PREMKUMAR KRISHNA PATIL 36 Rashtriya Rifles (Artillery)
Colonel SANTOSH YASHWANT MAHADIK 41 Rashtriya Rifles/21 Para (Special Forces)
Colonel MUNINDRA NATH RAI, YSM 42 Rashtriya Rifles (2/9 Gorkha Rifles)
Naik MOHAN BORO 42 Rashtriya Rifles (8 Assam)
Sepoy LALRAMCHHANA 42 Rashtriya Rifles (7 Assam)
Naib Subedar KANAKRA V SUBBA REDDY 44 Rashtriya Rifles (17 Rajput)
Sepoy PABU RAM CHOUDHARY 44 Rashtriya Rifles (19 Engineer Regiment)
Gunner ANISH T 62 Rashtriya Rifles (81 Field Regiment)
Subedar BIMLESH KUMAR 5171 Army Service Corps Battalion (EME)
Havildar BHONDE NARAYAN 503 Army Service Corps Battalion
Naik AVULAMANDA PRASAD 5004 Army Service Corps Battalion
Sepoy SURESH KUMAR NATWARIYA 503 Army Service Corps Battalion
Sepoy SHIVA SHANKAR 503 Army Service Corps Battalion
Sepoy JEETENDRA KUMAR KUSHWAH Army Service Corps
CFN BHARATESHWAR PADNAD Electronics and Mechanical Engineers
Naik JOSHILKAR SUNIL SHANKAR 109 Infantry Battalion Territorial Army (Maratha Light Infantry)
Naik N KHUMDEMO LOTHA 164 Infantry Battalion Territorial Army (Home and Hearth) Naga

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9 Tricks To Overcome Negative Thoughts

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“Believing in negative thoughts is the single greatest obstruction to success.” – Charles F Glassman.

It’s believed that indulging in negative thinking and believing in negative thoughts is easier than indulging in positive thinking. Indeed it is true. Try doing this- at the end of your day just mentally go through all the events that took place in those 24 hours. I’m pretty sure you’ll be more likely to come up with negative thoughts about some stressful events rather than being grateful and thankful about the good events that took place. It’s a common human tendency to think and dwell into negative thoughts. But ask yourself, what purpose is it really solving? Thinking negative thoughts and dwelling on negativity only gives rise to more and more level of stress and anxiety. Nothing really beneficial comes out of it.

Therefore, I’m going to share some ways on how you can tackle your negative thoughts.

  1. To get rid of negative thoughts first you need to start working on yourself, your thought processes and your mental setup towards problems. At the end of each day, give yourself 15-30 minutes. Just go through how your day went, did any significant event happen, how did that make you feel, etc. It’s very important to be in touch with your emotions and your thoughts. Knowing your negative thoughts will help you in handling them better.
  2. Yoga and/or Meditation.
    The whole idea of yoga and meditation is to help us concentrate and focus better. Not only this, yoga and meditation helps in relaxing the mind and the body. It brings down our focus to that particular moment. It brings the focus of the wandering mind to the ‘here and now’ instead of a million thoughts that run through our minds.
  3. Check your social circle.
    We live in such a complex world. We hardly have time for our loved ones, let alone having sometime to ourselves. Therefore, it becomes very important that you surround yourself with positive people. Your social circle has a major impact on how you think and act. Being with people who ooze positivity will help bring down your anxiety and negativity.
  4. Become solution focused instead of being problem focussed.
    What we think, we become. It’s very important to be optimistic in the face of adversities instead of playing the victim and giving up. Next time you catch yourself dwelling on negative thoughts, try this- think of the worst case scenario. Literally the worst possible thing that could happen pertaining to that situation. Now look for ways to tackle it. You’ll be in a better position to come up with solutions rather than thinking about the problem.9 Tricks To Overcome Negative Thoughts
  5. Take charge of your life.
    We have a tendency of playing the ‘victim’. Whenever something stressful happens, with which we cannot cope, we often come up with excuses. This is not the correct attitude to deal with problems. Take responsibility to whatever happens in your life. No matter how complicated a situation seems to be, there is always a way out. You always have a choice to either give up or to fight back and being caught up in your negative thoughts will make it harder for you to make the correct choice.
  6. Slow down.
    Life is unpredictable. You will find yourself in situations that may seem inescapable, from time to time. In such times, just slow down. Give yourself a time out. Time out doesn’t mean that you’ll either run away or avoid the problem, no. Make a plan. Gather your resources and THINK how you can SOLVE the problem at hand.
  7. Be useful for others.
    Helping someone in need and being of use for someone else can really elevate your mood. Take the attention off of yourself for a while and help the other person. It fills you with happiness and that in turn helps you by giving you time to deal and cope with your negative thoughts better.
  8. Seek help.
    Sometimes you might find yourself completely helpless and in dire need of help. I personally know some people who would rather suffer by their negative and stressful thoughts than to ask for help or seek guidance. This is absolutely wrong. From time to time we all need help. Even psychologists need counseling sometimes! It’s completely alright to seek another person’s perspective on the issue at hand. You never know, you might come across some ideas that you couldn’t think of earlier.
  9. Do things that make you happy.
    Take some time off from your hectic life schedule and indulge in things that make you happy or things that you wanted to do but couldn’t earlier. A happy mind results in happy thoughts. Go for walks, meet new people, spend quality time with your loved ones and yourself and most importantly, breathe.Negative thoughts are one thing that we can’t get rid of. At least not easily. New experiences in life might bring both the good and the bad in life. The trick is to be optimistic. Don’t focus on ‘what can be’, focus on ‘what is’.
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This Video Will Show You The Importance Of Indian Army [Goosebumps Guaranteed]

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Who protect us when we are sleeping at our home peacefully. Yes, it is Indian army, the same army who is protecting us since long, be it a war against terrorism or a natural disaster, it’s the Indian army who has always helped us. This video of Indian army is published on Army Day 2016 showing the courage and enthusiasm of Indian army soldiers.

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Indian Army Navy and Airforce On World Rankings

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Indian Armed forces, which consist of army, navy and Air Force are always named among the best forces. Records prove the strong Indian manpower coupled with skills and supported by weapons had always done what seems to be impossible. The separate ranking of the Indian army, navy and Air Force don’t have a big difference which takes it to the top 5 rankings.

Air Force –Indian Air Force stands at number 4 in the list of strongest Air Force in the world following US, Russia and Israel at top 3 positions. With about 1.7 lakhs of personals and about 1500 aircraft, Indian Air Force stands ahead of the royal Air Force of the United Kingdom, China France and other nations. The Air Force was officially established in 1932. Its involvement in the war against China and Pakistan is always appreciated as a milestone in the history. Indian Air Force gave close support to Indian army during Kargil war using helicopter which helped the nation in stepping toward the victory.

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Navy – Looking at the power in the waters, India gets placed in 7th rank in the powerful navies’ list.  United States, Russia, china, Japan, United Kingdom and France are ahead of India in the list. The ranking is based on the naval power and weapons including aircraft carriers, vessels, destroyers, and corvettes etc. with nearly 58,000 personals, Indian navy has 155 warships and is on the way of manufacturing and procuring more to add more lustre to it.Indian Army Navy and Airforce On World Rankings

Army – Indian Army again placed in 4th position at the best army rankings. The ranking shows the 1.3 million active personal with a 2.1 million reserve and 1.3 million paramilitary personals. United States, China and Russia are standing on top three positions. While nuclear power (90-100 in number) also judges the ranking.

Now, the above ranking is concluded and the total ranking of the Armed forces is given below.

Armed forces – If we look at the all over the performance of the force of the world, the Indian army is placed at number 4 following  United States, Russia and China and followed by united kingdom, France and Germany at next three positions. Comparing the active standing power, China and US are the only nations ahead of India, considering the Air, Naval and ground power of the nation. The strength of India is rising day by day and the involvement of private players in defines manufacturing will takes the Indian Armed Forces to new heights.

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India Celebrates Its 68th Army Day Today

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Happy Army Day, Warriors! On January 15, 2016, India celebrates its 68th Indian Army day.

Army Day is celebrated on January 15 every year in recognition of the then Lieutenant General KM Cariappa’s taking over as the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from General Sir Francis Butcher, the last British Commander-in-Chief of India, on 15 January 1949.

It is celebrated every year at all the Army Command headquarters and national capital by organizing army parades including many other military shows.

It is celebrated to pay homage and salute to the courageous and brave Indian soldiers at the “Amar Jawan Jyoti” at India Gate in New Delhi who have sacrificed their lives for protecting the country.

At the Army Day celebrations, serving army personnel get the bravery and famed service awards (Sena medals, Vishist Seva medals and etc). The day has been marked to memorize the daring and bold Indian soldiers who lost their lives while protecting their nation. This year, a total of 14 officers, 3 JCOs including soldiers and one war widow were presented with gallantry and distinguished awards by Lieutenant General A K Sahni, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, South Western Command.

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At the investiture ceremony, 11 Sena Medals were awarded for an individual act of bravery and exceptional devotion to duty, 2 Sena Medals and 4 Vishisht Sewa Medals were awarded for distinguished service of a high order.

The soldiers exhibited indomitable valor and extreme courage while showing utter disregard to their personal safety. Ceremony was also marked by social functions and performances of the play “Chanakya” by renowned actor Manoj Joshi.army day

After paying homage, an excellent parade including military shows takes place to indicate the new technologies and accomplishments in the Indian Army.

During the army day celebration, army day parade is also carried out by the Indian army soldiers and Indian army bands which involves the exhibition of tanks, Missiles, carrier Mortar Tracked Vehicle, 155 MM Soltum Gun, Advanced Light Helicopters of the Army Aviation Corps, etc.

Serving Army soldiers take a pledge at this day to maintain their service and protect the nation from enemies whether they are foreign or domestic.

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Indian Air Force Officer Run Over By Former MLA’s Son In Kolkata

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An Indian Air Force (IAF) Corporal was run over and killed allegedly by a 26-year-old son of a former MLA in Kolkata on Wednesday morning. Corporal Abhimanyu Gaud (21) was the drill instructor of the IAF contingent that will participate in the Republic Day parade in Kolkata this year.

He was participating in a rehearsal around 6.30 am on Wednesday morning when a white Audi Q7 SUV tore through the security cordon laid around Red Road by Kolkata Police and knocked him down. The Corporal was rushed to the Eastern Command Hospital where he was declared brought dead.

The nearly Rs 76 lakh SUV was purchased recently in the name of Mussadi Business Pvt Ltd of 16, Burman Street in north Kolkata. It is suspected that the vehicle was being driven by Ambia Sohrab, son of Md Sohrab who happens to be the president of the Fruit Merchants’ Association in Kolkata. Md Sohrab was also an Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MLA till 2011. The incident has sent shock waves to security agencies who consider it was a major security breach.Indian Air Force Officer Run Over By Former MLA's Son In Kolkata
“The Audi came at a high speed, knocked down the Corporal and then sped away. It then swerved and smashed into a barricade. The driver got off and escaped before security personnel could reach the spot where the SUV collided with the barricade. The vehicle managed to breach three rings of security around Red Road. It could have been an explosive-laden vehicle. We have taken up the matter with the police who are in charge of security during the parade rehearsal,” a senior defence ministry official said.

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Kolkata Police commissioner Surojit Kar Purakayastha reached the spot to inspect the damage. “It seems that there was only one occupant in the vehicle. He managed to escape but we are going though CCTV footage to identify him. We are also inquiring how the vehicle managed to breach the security cordon around Red Road,” Purakayastha said from the spot.

Corporal Gaud was from Surat in Gujarat. A bachelor, he was posted at Air Force Station Kalaikunda in the West Midnapore district of West Bengal.

source: TOI

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