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Best Pictures Of President Obama at 66th Republic Day Parade

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Best Pictures Of President Obama at 66th Republic Day Parade. Long awaited 66th Republic day parade ended with flying colors with US president Barack Obama being our chief guest and creating history itself. If you have missed out the live action, here we are getting some top notch quality pictures/images from 66th republic day parade on 26th Jan 2015. US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are meeting top Indian and American CEOs this evening. Earlier, India celebrated its 66th Republic Day, showcasing before chief guest US President Barack Obama and the world a splendid display of its military might and cultural diversity. Here are the best pictures from 66th Republic Day on 26 Jan 2015 which you do not want to miss.

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PM Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015 FULL VIDEO

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Modi and Obama Joint Press Conference 25 Jan 2015 Video Full

PM Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015 Full Video and Pictures. Watch Modi and Barack Obama’s press conference full video. PM Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015. On the occas”Six years after we signed a bilateral agreement we are moving towards commercial viability,” said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, announcing an agreement on the nuclear liability issue after talks with US president Barack Obama.
United States President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a joint press conference after the delegation level talks at the Hyderabad House in Delhi. The two leaders also took a stroll in the Hyderabad House gardens for a ‘one-on-one’ discussion. Topics of discussion at the Hyderabad House meeting included the nuclear deal, economic ties, defence ties, and climate change.

Here are the highlights of their interaction with the media:

Modi and Obama Joint Press Conference 25 Jan 2015 Video Full

PM Modi’s Address Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015:

  • It is a great pleasure to welcome President Obama and the First Lady to India.
  • President, we are honoured that you accepted our invitation to  be Chief guest for our Republic Day.
  • It is special because on this day, we celebrate values shared by the world’s two largest democracies.
  • We need to convert a good start into lasting progress.
  • Pleased that 6 years after we signed our bilateral agreement, we are moving towards commercial cooperation.
  • Renewed our defence framework agreement, strengthened cooperation on maritime security.
  • Terrorism remains a principal global threat.
  • We agreed that we need a comprehensive global strategy to combat it.
  • Every country must fulfill its commitment to eliminate terrorism.
  • We agreed that we need a comprehensive global strategy to combat it.
  • We expressed hope for  a successful Paris conference on climate change this year.
  • President Obama and I had excellent discussions on global and regional issues.
  • We discussed how to work closely to help Afghanistan through its transition.
  • It is important to have noble friends.
  • India and US must have regular summits at greater frequency and established hotlines between me and Barack, and the NSAs.

President Obama’s Address Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015:

  • Aap sab ko mera pyar bhara namaskar.
  • Honoured to be first President to attend the celebration and visit India twice.
  • I want to express my profound gratitude to the people of India for incredible hospitality shown to Michelle and me.
  • Thank you for the ‘chai pe charcha’ (Discussion over tea). We need more of those in the White House.
  • Prime Minister, your election and your strong commitment to Indo-Us relationship gives us a chance to further energise this.
  • Last year at the Maddison Square garden PM Modi was greeted like a Bollywood star.
  • We agreed that our trade and economic partnership must focus on improving daily lives of people.
  • From 100 billion dollars, we want to trade more. Appreciate the reforms Prime Minister Modi wants to take to make it easier to do business in India.
  • Took important steps today to support clean energy and climate change.
  • Support India’s ambitious role for solar energy, launching new projects to improve air quality in Indian cities.
  • We support a reformed UN Security Council that includes India as a permanent member.
  • We have also agreed to a new vision for the Asia-Pacific region.
  • Thank the Prime Minister for India’s strong counter-terrorism cooperation.
  • Look forward to tomorrow’s ceremonies which I’m told are spectacular.
  • Look forward to speaking directly to the Indian people on the radio.
  • We have no interest in seeing Russia weakened. We have a profound interest in promoting a principle which is – large countries don’t bully smaller countries.
  • Deepening ties with India will remain a top foreign policy priority for our administration.
Modi and Obama Joint Press Conference 25 Jan 2015
Modi and Obama Joint Press Conference 25 Jan 2015
Modi and Obama Joint Press Conference 25 Jan 2015

Answering Questions Modi-Barack Obama’s Joint Press Conference 2015:

PM Modi on US-China Agreement and pressures on India: The agreement concluded by US and China doesn’t put pressure on us. India is an independent country. There is no pressure from any other country. But climate change, global warming in themselves are huge pressure points. Anyone who is concerned about future generations must feel responsible and this pressure should be on every country, government and individual.
PM Modi on his friendship with President Obama, and what they spoke about today: I’m fairly new in this area but relations between countries depends less on full stops and commas and more on the chemistry between them. Barack and I have forged a friendship. There is openness when we talk. This chemistry has brought Barak closer to me but also brought the people of India and America closer. As far as what we spoke about, usey parde main rehne dein. (let that be under wraps.)
President Obama on common values and PM Modi: Part of the reason we are natural partners is because we share values… Prime Minister Modi caused great excitement in the US when he visited last year…. Compared to how much sleep each of us is getting. Turns out Prime Minister Modi is getting even less sleep than me. That is perhaps because he is new. After you have done it for 6 years, you can get an extra hour.

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India Army Honours and Awards 26th Jan 2015 66th Republic Day

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India Army Honours and Awards 26th Jan 2015

India Army Honours and Awards 26th Jan 2015 66th Republic Day. Find the list of honours and awards on the occasion of republic day. Below are the lists of soldiers who have won peace time and gallantry awards on the eve of 66th republic day on 26th Jan 2015. Some of the medals earned by our brave soldiers of Indian army are Ashok Chakra, PVSM, Kirti Chakra, UYSM, AVSM, Shaurya Chakra, Yudh Sena Medal, Sena Medal and many more.

India Army Honours and Awards 26th Jan 2015 66th Republic Day

India Army Honours and Awards 26th Jan 2015 66th Republic Day

ASHOKA CHAKRA
1. 16012114A NAIK NEERAJ KUMAR SINGH, RAJ RIF / 57 RR (POSTHUMOUS

PARAM VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-27969X LT GEN RAJESH PANT, AVSM, VSM, SIGS (RETD)
2. IC-30682L LT GEN MANVENDER SINGH, AVSM, VSM, INF
3. IC-30702N LT GEN PHILIP CAMPOSE, AVSM**, VSM, MECH INF
4. IC-31014F LT GEN VIJAY KUMAR SAXENA, AVSM, VSM, AAD
5. IC-31134A LT GEN GAUTAM MOORTHY, AVSM, VSM, AOC (RETD)
6. IC-31323K LT GEN SANJEEV MADHOK, AVSM, VSM, MECH INF
7. IC-31324M LT GEN KOTHENETH SURENDRANATH, AVSM**, SM, VSM, ARMD
8. IC-31336F LT GEN SUNIL SADANAND JOG, AVSM, SM, VSM, INF (RETD)
9. IC-31348W LT GEN RAJAN BAKHSHI, UYSM, ARMD
10. IC-31638N LT GEN OM PRAKASH, UYSM, AVSM, SM, INF
11. IC-31642W LT GEN NURSINGHA PRASAD PADHI, VSM, ENGRS
12. IC-31653H LT GEN ANIL KUMAR BHALLA, AVSM, VSM, ARMD
13. IC-31736N LT GEN RAJIV BHALLA, AVSM, SM, VSM, INF
14. IC-31739F LT GEN CHANGALI .ANANDA KRISHNAN, UYSM, AVSM,INF
15. IC-34036L LT GEN PERUVEMBA RAMACHANDRAN KUMAR, AVSM, VSM, ARTY (GC)
16. IC-36200F LT GEN BALBIR SINGH PAMA, SM, VSM, INF (RETD)
17. IC-36527A LT GEN RAKESH CHANDRA CHADHA, AVSM, VSM, ARMD
18. MR-04006Y LT GEN VED PRAKASH CHATURVEDI, VSM, AMC
19. DR-10298H LT GEN VIMAL ARORA, AVSM, VSM**, AD CORPS

KIRTI CHAKRA
1. IC-74786M CAPTAIN JAIDEV, 10 PARA REGIMENT (SF) / 3 RR (Click here to view Citation)
2. JC-531276A SUB AJAY VARDHAN, 14 GARH RIF (POSTHUMOUS) (Click here to view Citation)
3. JC-602970Y NAIB SUBEDAR KOSH BAHADUR GURUNG, 1 GR / 15 RR (Click here to view Citation)

UTTAM YUDH SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-34385P LT GEN ANIL KUMAR AHUJA, AVSM, SM, VSM**, ARTY (GC)
2. IC-34392L LT GEN GURMIT SINGH,AVSM, VSM, INF
3. IC-34605N LT GEN RAKESH SHARMA, AVSM, VSM, INF

BAR TO ATI VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-30408N LT GEN VIJAY KUMAR NARULA, AVSM, SM, ARTY (RETD)
2. IC-30507W LT GEN SANJEEV CHOPRA, AVSM, SM, INF (RETD)
3. IC-34890X LT GEN SRINIVASAN LAKSHMI NARASIMHAN, AVSM, VSM, INF

ATI VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-30701L LT GEN ABHAY TRIVIKRAM PARNAIK, SM, VSM, ENGRS
2. IC-30727A LT GEN TEJWANT SINGH GILL, SM, VSM, INF (RETD)
3. IC-30736F LT GEN JATINDER SIKAND, VSM, ENGRS
4. IC-31118H LT GEN BALVINDER SINGH SACHAR, SM, VSM**, INF
5. IC-31663M LT GEN RAKESH NANDAN, SM, AAD
6. IC-34014M LT GEN AMIT SHARMA, VSM, ARMD
7. IC-34098L LT GEN HARMINDERJIT SINGH SACHDEV, SM, INF
8. IC-34379F LT GEN RAJIV BHATIA, AAD
9. IC-34410H LT GEN SATYA PAL SINGH KATEWA, ASC
10. IC-34760P LT GEN PRAVEEN BAKSHI, VSM, ARMD
11. IC-34888A LT GEN RAVINDRA PRATAP SAHI, INF
12. IC-35040A LT GEN RAKESH MOHAN MITTAL, SM, VSM, ENGRS
13. IC-35226K LT GEN KOCHERLAKOTA GOPALA KRISHNA, SM, VSM, INF
14. MR-03911F LT GEN MANOJ KUMAR UNNI, VSM, AMC
15. MR-04317M LT GEN PREM PRAKASH VARMA, SM, VSM, AMC
16. IC-35153H MAJ GEN DEVENDRA KUMAR PUROHIT, SM, VSM, INF
17. IC-35481W MAJ GEN RAJIV NARAYANAN, VSM, ARMD
18. IC-35941M MAJ GEN PRAKASH NARAYAN TRIPATHI, VSM, AAD
19. IC-37371A MAJ GEN ASHOK KUMAR, ASC
20. IC-37555Y MAJ GEN VINOD G KHAN DARE , SM, INF
21. IC-38266W MAJ GEN SURINDER SINGH, VSM, INF
22. IC-38708K MAJ GEN ASHOK AMBRE, SM, INF
23. IC-38731X MAJ GEN SURENDER SINGH LAMBA, SM, AOC
24. IC-38753W MAJ GEN JASWINDER SINGH SANDHU, VSM, INF
25. IC-39070P MAJ GEN RANBIR SINGH, YSM, SM, INF
26. IC-39098P MAJ GEN GURPRATAP SINGH DHILLON, YSM, SM, INF
27. IC-39295X MAJ GEN PARMINDER JIT SINGH PANNU, VSM, INF
28. IC-39492A MAJ GEN ANIL CHAUHAN, SM, VSM, INF
29. IC-39676Y MAJ GEN DHARAMVIR SINGH RANA, SM, VSM, INF
30. IC-39826K MAJ GEN TARLOCHAN SINGH SIDANA, VSM, ENGRS
31. IC-40022F MAJ GEN ANIL KUMAR BHATT, SM, VSM, INF

SHAURYA CHAKRA
1. IC-58918L LT COL SANKALP KUMAR, 24 PUNJAB (POSTHUMOUS) (Click here to view Citation)
2. IC-69696F MAJOR MUKUL SHARMA, 4 PARA (SF) (Click here to view Citation)
3. IC-70817K MAJOR ASHUTOSH KUMAR PANDEY, RAJPUT REGIMENT / 44 RR (Click here to view Citation)
4. IC-71174K MAJOR R VAMSHI KRISHNAN, ENGINEERS / 50 RR (Click here to view Citation)
5. IC-72464N MAJOR BIBHANSHU DHONDIYAL, 5/5 GR (FF) (Click here to view Citation)
6. IC-70688P MAJOR ABHIJAI, ENGINEERS, 39 (I) ROF (POSTHUMOUS) (Click here to view Citation)
7. 4572211A NAIK SWARUP KUMAR GHORAI, 20 MAHAR REGIMENT (Click here to view  Citation)
8. 13769423L RIFLEMAN MANGA RAM, 3 JAMMU & KASHMIR RIFLES (Click here to view  Citation)
9. 13776150W PTR BALVINDER SINGH, 1 PARA (SF) (POSTHUMOUS) (Click here to view  Citation)

YUDH SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-38300L MAJ GEN VIVEK PRATAP SINGH, INF
2. IC-39465W MAJ GEN AMARJEET SINGH BEDI, VSM, INF
3. IC-39522M MAJ GEN JAIVEER SINGH NEGI, VSM**, INF
4. IC-39929H MAJ GEN SARANJEET SINGH, INF
5. IC-42954M BRIG ACHUTHAN PRAMOD KUMAR, INF
6. IC-43914X BRIG RAJIV KUMAR MAHNA, SM, KUMAON
7 . IC-44065N BRIG MANJINDER SINGH, MADRAS
8. IC-44261N BRIG BRIJ GOPAL, SM, DOGRA
9. IC-44527P BRIG ASHOK SINGH, SM, MADRAS
10. IC-44545X BRIG ANINDYA SENGUPTA, PUNJAB
11. IC-47020Y BRIG DINESH SINGH RANA, SM, GARH RIF
12. IC-47223H BRIG SANJEEV CHAUHAN, GORKHA RIF
13. IC-55822X COL MUNINDRA NATH RAI, 9 GORKHA RIF, 42 RR

SENA MEDAL (GALLANTRY)
1. IC-56184W LT COL GALBA SIVA KIRAN KUMAR, ARMY AVN, 2051 UH FLT
2. IC-59579H LT COL AKKULA BALAKRISHNA, ENGRS, BD UNIT
3. IC-62163W MAJ RAMAN JHA, 7 JAT
4. IC-64202H MAJ PN SUJAY KUMAR, 18 MAHAR
5. IC-68291K MAJ ABHINAV BOSE, MECH INF, 21 ASSAM RIF
6. IC-68473X MAJ GAURAV DIXIT, 2 RAJPUT
7. IC-69642A MAJ CHANNABASAVESH K GUNDE, MAHAR, 1 RR
8. IC-70694H MAJ HITESH KUMAR BHARDWAJ, ENGRS, 10 ASSAM RIF
9. IC-71200A MAJ SURINDER JEET SINGH, ENGRS, 44 RR
10. IC-71641W MAJ VIKAS VARYANI, EME, 39 (I) R&O FLT (POSTHUMOUS)
11. IC-72942M MAJ DHRUBABRATA KAKOTI, JAT, 1 ASSAM RIF
12. IC-73243N MAJ JAVED AKHTAR, GUARDS, 21 RR
13. IC-74971A MAJ DALBIR MALIK, 7 JAT
14. SC-00568Y MAJ ROOP SINGH NEGI,5/5 GR (FF)
15. IC-71436P CAPT AVINASH YESHWANT SOMVANSHI, ARMY AVN, 39 (I) R&O FLT
(POSTHUMOUS)
16. IC-75598X CAPT KAPIL TOMAR, ASC, 19 DOGRA
17. IC-75650P CAPT ABHISHEK AHLAWAT, EME, 2 RAJPUT
18. IC-76764M CAPT RANJITH KP, ASC, 2 BIHAR
19. SS-46014Y CAPT ANKUR TYAGI, EME, 19 DOGRA
20. IC-76702M LT TARUN VERMA, 3 J&K RIF
21. JC-19441L SUB NAINA SINGH RAWAT, 1 ASSAM RIF
22. JC-460478P NB SUB KANKANWADI DURADUNDI IRAPPA,19 MARATHA LI (POSTHUMOUS)
23. JC-618130H NB SUB BHIM BAHADUR GURUNG,5/5 GR (FF)
24. 2688666H HAV NORANG RAM CHAHAR, 23 GRENADIERS
25. 2793421L HAV JADHAV SANDEEP BABASAHEB, 19 MARATHA LI
26. 3998387A HAV VIJAY SINGH, 20 RAJ RIF
27. 4074978H HAV PUSHKAR SINGH, 7 GARH RIF
28. 4568082N HAV DEEPAK TOMAR, 20 MAHAR
29. 4190345N NK KHEM CHANDRA, KUMAON, 50 RR (POSTHUMOUS)
30. 4477647A NK JAGSIR SINGH, 5 SIKH LI (POSTHUMOUS)
31. 4478960X NK KULWINDER SINGH, 5 SIKH LI (POSTHUMOUS)
32. 5047156X NK DAMODAR THAPA, 3/1 GR (POSTHUMOUS)
33. 3195822X L/NK SHANKAR LAL BOCHLIYA, 20 JAT (POSTHUMOUS)
34. 4085106A L/NK KESHAR SINGH, 7 GARH RIF
35. 15334151W L/NK ARUN S, 3 ENGR REGT, (POSTHUMOUS)
36. 15619838F L/NK CHENABASAPPA PUJAR, GUARDS, 21 RR
37. 2803346H SEP BHIKALE UTTAM BALU, 2 MARATHA LI (POSTHUMOUS)
38. 2806850N SEP DOKE GANESH DATTATRAYA, MARATHA LI, 41 RR
39. 4005533L SEP BALBIR DASS, DOGRA, 40 RR (POSTHUMOUS)
40. 4005856N SEP OM PRAKASH, 19 DOGRA
41. 4578844K SEP RAGHUWINDER SINGH, 18 MAHAR
42. 5049805W RFN REKAM BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR, 1 GORKHA RIF, 15 RR
43. 9113484M RFN MEER OWAIS HUSSAIN, JAK LI, 50 RR (POSTHUMOUS)
44. 12974757X RFN MUSHTAQ AHMAD MIR, JAK LI, 53 RR (POSTHUMOUS)
45. G/5022003H RFN TAKHELLAMBAM GOKIL SINGH, 13 ASSAM RIF (POSTHUMOUS)
46. 4091526W PTR MUKESH SINGH, 10 PARA (SF), 3 RR
47. 2708314P GREN RAHUL KUMAR, 23 GRENADIERS (POSTHUMOUS)
48. 15207857M GUNNER MANPREET SINGH, ARTY, 31 FD REGT (POSTHUMOUS)

SENA MEDAL (DISTINGUISHED)
1. IC-38928N MAJ GEN ANIL PRAHLAD BAM, ARTY
2. IC-35955M MAJ GEN AMRIK SINGH, INF
3. IC-40685M MAJ GEN RAJ SHUKLA, ARTY (GC)
4. IC-41595X MAJ GEN MANOJ KUMAR SINGH YADAV, ASC
5. DR-10328P MAJ GEN GOPAL KRISHAN THAPLIYAL, AD CORPS
6. IC-40078N BRIG AMARDEEP SINGH SIDHU, VSM, ARMY AVN
7. IC-41547X BRIG ROHIT GUPTA, MECH INF
8. IC-41960N BRIG ASHWANI KUMAR CHANNAN, ARTY
9. IC-43126N BRIG PRADEEP SOFAT, SIKH
10. IC-44498L BRIG RAM CHANDER TIWARI, KUMAON
11. IC-44572F BRIG SANJAY THAKARAN, GARH RIF
12. IC-46034M BRIG DEVINDAR KUMAR, GUARDS
13. IC-47139H BRIG PUSHPENDRA PAL SINGH, PARA
14. IC-48525F COL VIKAS ROHELLA, ENGRS
15. IC-49459W COL SANJIV RANJAN SHARMA, JAK LI
16. IC-49114P COL KOGANTI SOMASHANKAR, JAT
17. IC-50313P COL MOHIT TRIVEDI, GRENADIERS
18. IC-50404Y COL ANIRBAN DATTA, 9 GORKHA RIF
19. IC-52021L COL ARUPENDU GUPTA, GRENADIERS, AWC MHOW
20. IC-52764N COL SUSHIL KUMAR CHOUDHARY, SIGS, 56 INF DIV SIG REGT
21. IC-52885P COL SACHIN DUBEY, ARMY AVN, 664 AA SQN (R&O)
22. IC-52930W COL VIKAS KEPRATE, ARMY AVN, 662 ARMY AVN SQN (R&O)
23. IC-53250H COL NAMEIRAKPAM ROMEO SINGH, 2 RAJPUT
24. IC-53444L COL AMIT SHARMA, 2/4 GORKHA RIF
25. IC-55716Y COL RAJDEEP SINGH LEHAL, MARATHA LI, 17 RR
26. IC-56636N COL RAHUL MACHHRAL, 111 ROCKET REGIMENT
27. IC-58301P COL ARUN PRATAP SINGH BHADORIA, NAGA, 50 RR
28. IC-56426N LT COL DIGVIJAY SINGH BISHT, ARMY AVN, 662 ARMY AVN SQN (R&O)
29. IC-56645P LT COL NAVNEET CHAIL, ARMY AVN, 204 ARMY AVN SQN(UH)
30. IC-57877A LT COL ANISH KISHORE, ARMY AVN, 37 (I) R&O FLT
31. IC-59086F LT COL AMIT KUMAR, ARMY AVN, 9 (I) R&O FLT
32. IC-59656M LT COL ROHIT DEVRANI, ARMY AVN
33.· IC-59732N LT COL SHREEKAR ASHOK PILLAI, 2 SIKH LI
34. IC-60650X MAJ BODHISATTWA CHAKRABARTI, 10 ASSAM REGT
35. IC-62116Y MAJ UDAIJEET SINGH JASWAL, JAK RIF
36. IC-62339W MAJ BICKY SHARMA, ARTY, 29 RR
37. IC-63704Y MAJ AKHIL SINGHAL, 21 ENGR REGT
38. IC-63987L MAJ ANAND SINGH BISHT, JAT, 5 RR
39. IC-68100K MAJ ANAND BOHRA, INT, 3 CISU
40. IC-70843L MAJ VIPIN CHANDRA DANDRIYAL, 3/11 GORKHA RIF
41. JC-378410F SUB BAGANE RAJENDRA SHIVAJI, SIGS, 2 COY WC CS REGT
(POSTHUMOUS)
42. JC-635217A NB SUB JITU RAI, 11 GORKHA RIF, AMU, INF SCHOOL, MHOW

BAR TO VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-35586A MAJ GEN BHUPINDER SINGH SAROYA, VSM, MECH INF
2. IC-35929L MAJ GEN VINOD VASHISHT, VSM, ARTY
3. MR-04173P MAJ GEN COIMBATORE SIVASUBRAMANIAN NARAYANAN, VSM**, AMC
4. MR-04889N BRIG PRASHANT BHARDWAJ, VSM, AMC

VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL
1. IC-34148L LT GEN RAJENDRA PRASAD RAI, ADC, ASC
2. IC-35796A LT GEN KANWAL JEET SINGH, EME
3. IC-35987P LT GEN DEWAN RAVINDRANATHSONI, ARMD
4. IC-37795W LT GEN VISHWAMBHAR SINGH, ENGRS
5. V-00347M LT GEN JAGVINDER SINGH, RVC
6. IC-38528F MAJ GEN KAPIL KUMAR AGGARWAL, EME
7. IC-38641W MAJ GEN JAI SHANKER MENON, INF
8. IC-38750H MAJ GEN MANOJ MUKUND NARAVANE, SM, INF
9. IC-38879W MAJ GEN ASHWANI KUMAR, AAD(GC)
10. IC-34423A MAJ GEN ALOK DEB, SM, ARTY (RETD)
11. IC-34758X MAJ GEN ARVIND KUMAR RATHEE, SM, ARTY (GC)
12. IC-35167H MAJ GEN YASHWANT SINGH, EME
13. IC-35566M MAJ GEN MAVELIMANNIL JOHN MATHEW, SM, ARTY
14. IC-37855A MAJ GEN TIRBANI PARSHAD, JAG
15. IC-38305K MAJ GEN KARUN KUMAR SINHA, SM, INF
16. IC-38590N MAJ GEN SANJIV VARMA, ARMD
17. IC-38746A MAJ GEN ARUP SEN, SIGS
18. IC-38747H MAJ GEN RAM KISHAN SAIWAL, AOC
19. IC-39521K MAJ GEN YOGESH TRILOKCHAND JAIN,· ARTY(GC)
20. IC-39832X MAJ GEN GOPAL KRISHAN CHOPRA, AEC
21. IC-39871W MAJ GEN SANTOSH KUMAR UPADHYA, SM, INF
22. IC-39966W MAJ GEN VIRINDER SINGH RANDHAWA, EME
23. IC-40007M MAJ GEN YENDRU VENKATA KRISHNA MOHAN, SM, INF
24. IC-40293Y MAJ GEN ALOK SINGH KLER, ARMD
25. IC-40302P MAJ GEN RAVENDRA PAL SINGH, MECH INF
26. V-00359F MAJ GEN AMOLAK JIT SINGH, RVC
27. IC-39751X BRIG HARPAL SINGH, ARMD
28. IC-40097Y BRIG RAJAN KOCHHAR, AOC
29. IC-40534N BRIG MILIND NARAYANRAO BHURKE, SIGS
30. IC-40568F BRIG KANDUKURI UMAMAHESWAR, ARTY (GC)
31. IC-40623M BRIG PRAMOD KUMAR SINGH, ARTY
32. IC-40679Y BRIG AMIT KUMAR SANYAL, ARMD
33. IC-40716F BRIG MANOJ PANDE, ENGRS
34. IC-41105Y BRIG INDEEVER SOOD, ENGRS
35. IC-41223M BRIG RAVINDRA SINGH RAWAT, GORKHA RIF
36. IC-41507W BRIG ARVIND KAPOOR, GUARDS
37. IC-41605W BRIG RAJBANS PAL SINGH KAHLON, ARTY
38. IC-41896F BRIG RAJENDRA V DESAI, MAHAR
39. IC-41926N BRIG AJAY H CHAUHAN, MECH INF
40. IC-42171N BRIG SAMEER KALLA,’ARMD
41. IC-42315L BRIG PARAMJIT SINGH, AOC
42. IC-42561W BRIG GOPI IYER, ARTY
43. IC-42831A BRIG RUPINDER SINGH, ARTY
44. IC-43245K BRIG NS RAJA SUBRAMANI, SM, GARH RIF
45. IC-43364A BRIG SUKHWINDER SINGH KHARA, INT CORPS
46. IC-43658N BRIG HARI SINGH, ENGRS
47. IC-43702M BRIG PATANJALI RAHUL, AAD
48. IC-44083W BRIG SANJAY PURl, GARH RIF
49. IC-44090M BRIG VINAY OHlMAN, ARTY
50. IC-44095L BRIG ANIL KUMAR KASHID, ARTY
51. IC-44175H BRIG SUNEEL MORESWAR LIMAYE, SIKH
52. IC-44504M BRIG GURBIRPAL SINGH, PARA
53. IC-46768N BRIG SAMARENDRA PRATAP, BIHAR
54. IC-47013H BRIG DEEPAK MEHRA, KC, GORKHA RIF
55. IC-48067W BRIG RASHIM BALI, SIKH LI
56. IC-48643P BRIG SUDHIR KUMAR SHARMA, ARTY
57. MR-04141M BRIG MANOMOY GANGULY, AMC
58. MR-04790X BRIG SANJAY BAGCHI, AMC
59. IC-48444F COL ANAND KUMAR KV, EME
60. IC-48625M COL GAUTAM CHAUHAN, 1 GORKHA RIF
61. IC-49636L COL CHARANJEEV MANJU, DOGRA
62. IC-49884F COL SUMESH SETH, JAK LI
63. IC-50060L COL RAJEEV CHAWLA, GRENADIERS
64. IC-50279A COL DHARM RAJ RAI, KUMAON
65. IC-50298L COL PANKAJ FOTEDAR, SIGS
66. IC-50583K COL CHARAN SINGH BASWANA, ENGRS, CME PUNE
67. IC-52650H COL SUMON KUMAR GHOSH, ENGRS, 101 ENGRS REGT
68. IC-53498M COL KARVE ANAND ANIL, 102 ENGR REGT
69. IC-57187W COL SANJEEV CHOPRA, 25 PUNJAB
70. IC-57502F COL OKS SHARAWAT, VrC, 2 NAGA
71. MR-05688F COL NARENDRA KOTWAL, AMC, ARMY HOSPITAL (R&R)
72. MR-05813A COL UPENDRA NATH JHINGAN, AMC, AMC CENTRE & COLLEGE
73. MR-06191W COL AMITA CBATURVEDI, AMC, BH DELHI CANTT
74. DR-I0446H COL BARADA PRASANNA PANDA, AD CORPS, 10 CORPS DU
75. IC-57758K LT COL RAHUL MANN, ARMY AVN, 34 R&O FLT
76. IC-61974P LT COL CHINMAY PARIKH, EME, 662 ARMY AVN SQN (R&O)

MENTION-IN-DESPATCHES

OPERATION TRISHUL SHAKTI
1. 4289576M SEP NABIN DUNG DUNG, 2 BIHAR

OPERATION MEGH RAHAT
1. IC-58217P LT COL BHOPINDER SINGH SAGGI, 2 FOD
2. SS-45444W CAPT UMASHANKAR NANJAPPA, 102 ENGR REGT
3. JC-275626H SUB LAVHATE RAMDAS SAHEBRAO, 169 FD REGT
4. 2791668N HAV PATIL AMAR ARJUN, 14 MARATHA LI
5. 4073622H HAV SARAT SINGH, 3 GARH RIF
6. 12974868P RFN BILAL AHMAD BEGH, 162 INF BN (TA) JAK LI
7. 15712902A SIGMN SABLE AMAR SHIVAJI, SIGS, 34 RR

OPERATION MEGHDOOT
1. IC-583°63P LT COL PRATIBIMB, ARMY AVN, 30 (I) R&O FLT
2. IC-64524H MAJ AJITH SREEKUMAR, 12 SIKH LI
3. JC-500760L NB SUB SUKHWINDER SINGH, 19 SIKH
4. 2888783X HAV SHANKER LAL BHICHER, 20 RAJ RIF

OPERATION RAKSHAK
1. IC-64048P MAJ PUNEET DILAWARI, ARMY AVN, 662 ARMY AVN SQN (R&O)
2. IC-64498M MAJ GAUTAM NISHAN, ARMY AVN, 37 (I) R&O FLT
3. IC-66905H MAJ JAGANDEEP SINGH MALHOTRA, ASC, 2 RR
4. IC-67387A MAJ RAHUL GUPTA, ARMY AVN, 662 ARMY AVN SQN (R&O)
5. IC-68036X MAJ NILESH BISHT, ARMY AVN, 9 (I) R&O FLT
6. IC-68704H MAJ SAHIL SHARMA, ARMY AVN, 4 R&O FLT
7. IC-69262F MAJ AMIT PANDEY, GUARDS, 21 RR
8. IC-69271H MAJ SACHIN PATIL, GUARDS, 21 RR
9. IC-70989Y MAJ RAJ KUMAR, 5 GRENADIERS
10. IC-70990N MAJ LINSON LAWRENCE, MARATHA LI, 56 RR
11. IC-71349F MAJ VIKASH KUMAR, 27 RAJPUT
12. IC-72756W MAJ SUCHIT PANDEY, ENGRS, 3 RR
13. IC-73249P MAJ JITENDER OHlMAN, SM, PUNJAB, 22 RR
14. SS-44230N MAJ VARUN GUPTA, ENGRS, 44 RR
15. IC-72417W CAPT ABHISHEK KUMAR, 4 PARA (SF)
16. IC-77338L CAPT GAUTHAM S, AOC, 5 GRENADIERS
17. IC-76442M LT VINOD SHARMA, 10 PARA (SF), 3 RR
18. 2689374M HAV SATTAR KHAN, 5 GRENADIERS
19. 2888686A HAV DEEP SINGH, 13 RAJ RIF
20. 2994828X HAV MURARI SINGH, RAJPUT, 10 RR
21. 15313303Y HAV M VINOD KUMAR, 4 ENGR REGT
22. 15313611Y HAV K SOLAlRAJ, ENGRS, 1 RR
23. 5248944X L/HAV LIL BAHADUR THAPA, 5/3 GR, 32 RR
24. 2700671H L/NK DINESH KUMAR GURJAR, 5 GRENADIERS
25. 14934194M L/NK SATYWAN, MECH INF, 50 RR
26. 15797197F L/NK NARESH KUMAR, AAD, 15 RR
27. 4092597K RFN DHARMENDRA SINGH, 7 GARH RIF
28. 5456820F RFN SUMIT GURUNG, 5/5 GR (FF)
29. 12954901A RFN GHULAM AHMAD HARY, 160 INF BN TA (H&H) (JAK RIF)

OPERATION ORCHID
1. G/5010921H RFN KHAMGI AGI, 1 ASSAM RIF

OPERATION HIFAZAT
1·. IC-70427F MAJ SWATANTRA SINGH KASHYAP, GORKHA RIF, 13 ASSAM RIF

OPERATION FALCON
1. IC-63582A MAJ SACHIN SHRIVASTAVA, 13 PUNJAB
2. IC-75094K MAJ BHANU RANA, 2 NAGA

OPERATION RHINO
1. IC-63441L MAJ MANOJ SINGH, 2 DOGRA
2. IC-76199A CAPT MUKESH KUMAR, EME, 18 MAHAR
3. IC-77854A CAPT SACHIN KUMAR RAI, 19 DOGRA
4. SC-00750Y LT RAHUL DEV SHARMA, ASC, 18 MAHAR
5. JC-519509K SUB BIKRAM SINGH, 19 DOGRA
6. 3189093K HAV ARJUN RAM, 7 JAT
7. 4570817L HAV SHIV CHARAN, 18 MAHAR
8. 13756876X HAV JAGDEV SINGH, 3 JAK RIF
9. 3188720Y L/HAV RAJESH KUMAR, 19 DOGRA
10. 3000683F LINK RAMPHAL, 2 RAJPUT
11. 3004810H SEP LAXMAN RAM, 2 RAJPUT
12. 4005806H SEP SANGRAM SINGH, 19 DOGRA
13. 13769260H RFN SANDEEP KUMAR, 3 JAK RIF

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We wish more success and long lives to all the brave solider out there protecting us and doing selfless service for the country and its people. Happy 66th republic day to all the warriors.

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Watch Online Live: Obama to Attend India’s 66th Republic Day Parade on Monday as Chief Guest

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Watch Online Live 26 Jan 2015 Parade. Live Streaming Online HD Watch Live 26 Jan 2015 Parade. Watch DD 1 Live 26 Jan Parade 2015. Obama to Attend India’s 66th Republic Day Parade on Monday as Chief Guest. Barack Obama, who is on an official three-day visit to India, will be part of India’s 66th Republic Day celebrations as chief guest of the event. The parade will begin at around 9:50 am from Vijay Chowk and will proceed to Red Fort Ground passing through Rajpath, India Gate, Tilak Marg, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg and Netaji Subhash Marg, and will go on till 12 pm. Obama will witness India’s cultural and social heritage as well as its diversity and defence capability that will be put on display during the parade at Rajpath on 26 January, after Indian President Pranab Mukherjee hoists the national flag at Red Fort in the morning.

Where to watch live 26 Jan 2015 Republic Day Parade Streaming

The Republic Day parade will be broadcast live on the Republic Day website and by Doordarshan on its YouTube channel. The live coverage will also be telecast by Lok Sabha TV and Rajya Sabha TV. All India Radio will also air the coverage of the parade and speeches live on 26 January.

Watch Online Live 26 Jan 2015 Parade

After the flag hoisting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will give a speech from Red Fort and lay a wreath at the Amar Jawan Jyoti – memorial to unknown soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the nation.

66th Republic Day Parade 26 January Live HD Parade Streaming


This will be followed by an award distribution by the president, who will confer the Ashok Chakra, Kirti Chakra and National Bravery Award to the armed forces and civilians for showing immense courage in trying circumstances.
After the president hands out the bravery awards, several regiments of armed forces including the Indian Army, Navy, Air Force and Border Security Forces will start their march past. A number of cultural programmes including folk dances and songs representing different states will be on display at the parade.
The Republic Day parade concludes with Indian defence forces dressed in the tricolour performing stunts on motorcycles and the flypast by Indian Air Force jets and helicopters.

Source: www.ibtimes.co.in

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Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama

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Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama

Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama. A woman officer, Wing Commander Puja Thakur, led the Guard of ceremonial Honour for US President Barack Obama at the Rashtrapati Bhavan today. President Obama was given a 21-gun salute at the forecourt of the majestic presidential palace, where President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and top union ministers were also present.

 

Wing Commander Thakur then walked president Obama for the inspection of the tri-service guard of honour. A woman officer led the Guard of Honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan for the first time.

Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama

The gesture reflects the theme for this year’s Republic Day parade, which is “Nari Shakti (woman power)”. President Obama will be the chief guest for the Republic Day celebrations tomorrow, which will see woman contingents of the army, navy and the air force marching down Rajpath for the first time.

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Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama

Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama
Wing Commander Puja Thakur Lead Guard of Honour for President Barack Obama

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Five Things You Must Know About Barack Obama’s Trip to India

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Five Things You Must Know About Barack Obama's Trip to India

President Barack Obama is India’s chief guest on 26th Jan 2015 66th republic day. Indian prime minister Narendra Modi invited President Barack Obama as a chief guest which was accepted by Mr. President. Obama arrived in India on Sunday to be the chief guest at the country’s Republic Day parade – the first time a US president has been honoured in this way. It will also mark the first time that a sitting US president has twice visited India. So, amid all the talk of “natural partners” and “relationships that will define the 21st Century” what can we expect during the three-day visit?

Red Carpet

India has been getting very excited about Mr Obama’s arrival – the nation loves celebrities and VIPs, and stories about their entourages of bodyguards – and the country enjoys the way the visit underscores its increasing emergence. 
But probably more important than Mr Obama’s current trip, was Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington last autumn, on the heels of the UN General Assembly. That followed a decade in which Mr Modi himself had been denied a visa over accusations that he had failed in 2002 to prevent the massacre of hundreds of Muslims in Gujarat, where he was chief minister. With nations such as Germany, Japan and Brazil extending invitations to Mr Modi, who was elected in a landslide last May, the US was keen to stress that a new phase of the India-US relationship could begin.

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Alyssa Ayres, who served in the US state department as a South Asia expert and who is now a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, said this week that despite his treatment over the visa issue, Mr Modi did not possess the same knee-jerk wariness of the US that had influenced other India premiers. “Modi does not have any of the hang-ups that previous Indian leaders did,” she said.

What does US want?

The US really wants India to open up its markets – to global retail, legal services and insurance. At the moment, despite constant lobbying, there are strict limits on foreign direct investment. The US is also keen to press ahead with developing India’s clean energy infrastructure, an area which Delhi is keen to make a priority, and Mr Obama wants India to agree to support a carbon emissions deal ahead of global climate talks in Paris at the end of the year.
India has become the third total carbon emitter, even though its per capita emissions are a fraction of those of the West. It has always resisted calls for a cap to emissions, saying that with hundreds of millions of citizens living off a dollar or two a day, its economic development must be a priority. Intellectual property rights will be discused. 
The US is always keen to push India as a regional strategic counterweight to China and US arms dealers love to tell Indian officials how vulnerable they are. So much so, that India is the world’s largest purchaser of weapons and the US is its biggest supplier. 
“I anticipate a breakthrough on defence. The two sides will most likely sign a new, ten-year defence framework agreement, which will deepen military-to-military ties,” said Milan Vaishnav, an India expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. “In line with this, there are heightened expectations that the two sides will finally agree on a piece of military hardware to jointly develop and produce.”

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India’s wishes :

In exchange for closer ties – a breaking of its traditional policy of non-alignment – India will be pressing the US for greater cooperation on terrorism and access to high-technology goods for civilian and military use. It is also always keen for the US to speak out about those elements in Pakistan which continue to support anti-Indian militancy and cross-border attacks in Afghanistan, a country India is developing close ties with.
“Foreign crises will form a big part of the discussion between Obama and Modi,” analyst Seema Sirohi wrote in a recent briefing for the Indian Council on Global Relations.
“The turmoil in the Muslim world at large, the rise of Isis, the recruitment of youth through the internet, the Afghanistan-Pakistan situation and China – all of these point for greater cooperation between the US administration and India.”
At a broader level, India would welcome any US recognition of its emergence as a global player. When Mr Obama visited Delhi in November 2010, he told the joint houses of parliament he supported India becoming a permanent member of UN Security Council.

Strip-search :

It is barely a year since India-US relations were badly derailed following an unlikely incident surrounding the arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York who was accused of lying on forms about her children’s nanny. Indians were horrified and insulted to learn that one of its envoys was arrested, strip searched and treated like a common criminal. Americans, no strangers to the notion of exceptionalism when it suits them, said the diplomat should have obeyed the rules.
The incident underscored genuine cultural differences between the two countries. Indian officials often feel they are bullied at international forums, while officials of other nations claim Indians are awkward and want special treatment. One issue of potential huge benefit to both countries – but which they cannot appear to solve relates to the landmark civilian nuclear deal signed in 2008. There are billions of potential dollars to be secured, but things are being held up by India’s reluctance to pass legislation that would protect suppliers from liability in the event of a nuclear accident.

Camels:

The air in Delhi has become increasingly bad and some days the pollution can be worse than that in Beijing. But a sunny afternoon during the Indian winter is a wonderful, special pleasure, perhaps the best time of year to visit the country. In addition to be flattered and fawned upon and Indians going giddy about the visit despite themselves, Mr Obama will also be special guest at the Republic Day celebrations.
The day marks the date on which the Constitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950 and India marked its formal emergence as a independent republic. (One of the writers of the constitution, Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, was a post-graduate student at New York’s Columbia University).
“The US is central to Modi’s economic and developmental programme, not to speak of regional security,” said Indian journalist Ashok Malik. “By the very act of inviting Obama for Republic Day, he is sending a clear and clear-headed signal of that, including to naysayers in his system.”
Mr Obama may or may not find the march-past of of soldiers and tanks and floats along Delhi’s Rajpath to his taste, but it is a rare person who is not entertained and delighted by the sight of the soldiers of the Border Security Force on the backs of their smartly attired camels – one of just a handful of units in the world that still use these animals.

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Obama’s Cadillac The Beast v/s Modi’s BMW 760Li

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Obama's The Beast v/s Modi's BMW 760Li

US president Barack Obama will be reaching Indian on 25th Jan 2015 at 10:30 AM lading in Delhi air force base. Barack Obama is the most important chief guest on 26th Jan 2015 parade at New Delhi. You must be watching lots of articles and images of president Barack Obama’s Cadillac limousine The Beast. In this article we are going to compare what US president’s car (the beast) has V/s Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s car (BMW 760Li) .

Obama's Cadillac The Beast v/s Modi's BMW 760Li

US President Barack Obama: The Beast

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Barack Obama’s Cadillac
  • It looks like a Cadillac, but that is it. It is not really a derivative of the Cadillac DTS as it seems, since it only borrows styling from that model. Underneath the limo exterior is a Chevrolet Kodiak – which is a medium sized truck (sort of the same size as our Tata 407, but more sophisticated)!
  • Anyone can buy an armoured limo. Yes BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz even sell those in India. The Beast goes well beyond regular armouring with an 8-inch thick body plating and 5-inch thick bulletproof windows. The car itself weighs 8 tonnes.
  • The doors swing on special heavy-duty hinges as they weigh as much as doors on a Boeing 757 aircraft.
    Barack Obama Car Details
  • The massive weight needs every horsepower the 6.5 litre Duramax diesel engine can offer. The Beast uses this diesel truck engine since it can take to varying purity levels of the more commonly available fuel type globally.
  • It’s a 7-seater – yup just like all “family MPVs”! So this one can accommodate POTUS, his driver, chief Secret Service agent and four others too. So FLOTUS, the girls and grandma maybe?!
  • Goodyear makes special Kevlar-coated run-flat tyres for the Beast – to withstand puncture and even run when shot out.
  • The fuel tank is covered with a special foam that prevents any impact-related explosion. It’s boot has special oxygen tanks and firefighting equipment.
  • In the event of a chemical attack, the car cuts off outside air completely, and keeps the cabin supplied with breathable air until it is safe to open the doors again.
  • Night vision cameras, teargas cannons and a shotgun are standard on the Beast. It also houses a special compartment to hold pouches of POTUS’ blood type.
  • It runs with Washington DC plates – everywhere it goes

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi: BMW 760Li

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Narendra Modi: BMW 760Li
  • Prime minister is understood to have more than half-a-dozen BMW 760Li high-security limousines (some are used as decoy vehicles), while having around a dozen BMW X5 SUVs that are used by the SPG.
  • The vehicle, which is able to secure the occupants from landmine blasts to Kalashnikov’s bullets, and run for kilometers even on flat tyres and are fitted with advance heat sensors to ward off missiles and bombs as well.
  • While the fuel tanks are made such that they don’t explode during an attack, its cabin also turns into a gas-proof chamber and ensures oxygen supply to secure the occupant in cases of gas attacks,
  • These vehicles offer high-level of sophistication and guard against attacks from heavy-calibre ammunition and explosives. The optimized armour plates are made from an incredibly strong special steel, and fit the bodywork of the car like a second skin. The entire interior is sheathed in an innovative combination of materials that forms an impenetrable second skin.
  • Among the numerous safety features are run-flat tyres, a self-sealing fuel tank, an attack alarm and an intercom system, which enables the occupants to communicate with the outside world without leaving the vehicle or opening the doors or windows.
  • The 760Li High Security edition of BMW 7-Series given to Modi has met the highest ballistic protection class B6/B7 available. 
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Acquiring Self Knowledge

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Acquiring Self Knowledge

It’s quite easy to form an opinion of others. We always tend to be judgmental of others. We can easily tell what kind of a person the other one is. However, when it comes to judging yourself or to say, describing your personality we become stupefied. One of the toughest things in the world is to judge oneself. Everyone has some or the other flaws, but everyone thinks he is the best person in the whole world. Strange isn’t it? Today we would like to propound an exercise in front of our viewers which would entangle the mystery behind their own personality. In the SSB, If you go with correct self-assessment, you will feel at ease while talking about yourself.

Acquiring Self Knowledge

  • These are a set of questions which you are required to jot down on a piece of paper and then answer them very genuinely. Remember, the success of this exercise depends on how truthfully you have answered the questions.
  • Are my thoughts, actions and words always pure? Was there an occasion recently when it was not so?
  • Can I be considered to be a man of integrity acting according to what is expected of me in my position?
    Acquiring Self Knowledge
  • Am I honest? Was there an occasion when I lied, cheated or stole?
  • Am I loyal? Or my loyalty changes to suit my interests?
  • Do I think about the feelings of others? Or I do only do things which would suit my self interest?
  • Do I have the courage to take decisions knowing that they might turn out to be wrong? Or do I procrastinate and try to involve others in the decision making?
  • Do I have the patience and perseverance to apply myself to a task till it is successfully completed? Or do I give up when faced with difficulties, or out of sheer laziness?
  • Do I take initiatives? Or do I drift along?
  • Do I have the knowledge, skill and capability to achieve excellence in my work? Have I updated my knowledge?
  • Can I deal with people to get positive responses from them to accomplish whatever has to be done?
  • Do I know my strengths and weaknesses? Or do I believe that I am perfect and people are jealous of me and don’t cooperate with me?
Now after answering these questions genuinely, reflect upon yourself. This is a very interesting exercise which would reveal the type of personality you have what needs to be done to improve the same. No person achieves excellence over night. Therefore my advice will be to maintain a daily log of your habits and then reflect upon them using these questions. I am sure, slowly slowly you will feel that you are evolving as person.
This was it in this article; please post your views and reviews about this article in the comment box below so that we can serve you better. Till then say healthy, work hard.
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Current Affairs Capsule January 2015 Part-1

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Greetings to all the avid followers of SSBCrack. In our endeavor to accouter all of you with all the aspects which are required to become an officer in the defense services, we bring another installment of current affairs. The month of January marked the end of an eventful year and host of hopes for the coming year. So here we go.

Current Affairs Capsule January 2015 Part-1

  1. Maithiripala Sirisena becomes the new president of Srilanka after defeating the incumbent Mahinda Rajapaksa in a close fought battle. Sirisena was a former health minister in the Rajapaksa government.
    Maithiripala Sirisena
  2. The Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) was extended for another year in the state of Assam. The whole state of Assam was declared a disturbed area in the wake of recent attacks by militants.
  3. Niti Aayog replaces the planning commission of India. NITI (National Institute for Transforming India) Aayog will work both as a think tank and a policy forum to make India a front runner in the list of leading countries of the world. Arvind Panagariya and Sindhushree Khullar have been named the vice chairman and chief operating officer respectively of the NITI Aayog respectively. The Prime Minister of India will be the Chairman of this Aayog.
    Niti Aayog
  4. A.K Mittal appointed as new chairman of the Railway Board. He superseded many big players to grab this post. It is expected that he will expedite the railway reforms to revive the ailing railways.
    A.K Mittal appointed
  5. Union Cabinet approved setting up of India based Neutrino observatory laboratory (INO). The project will be set up in Bodi West Hills, Tamil Nadu. It is a world class underground laboratory to study neutrino from close quarters.
  6. Pakistan enacts new law to create constitutional military courts to try terrorists. This law would give a tough message to the terrorists who often wriggle out from civil courts.
  7. On 9th January, the13th Pravasiya Bharatiya Diwas was celebrated. On this occasion, the Persons of India Origin (PIO) and Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) scheme was merged to aid the Indians settled in foreign countries. The Prime Minister also announced visa on arrival for them.
  8. Kumar Sangakkara became the fastest batman to score 12,000 runs in test cricket. It took 224 innings for him to achieve this feat while breaking the record of Sachin Tendulkar who took 247 innings.
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  9. Boxing India gets recognition from the ministry of sports as the governing body of the sport in India. It is expected that the new body will streamline the organizational structure and improve the condition of boxing in India.
  10. Union Sports ministry propounded the name of ace shuttler Saina Nehwal for the Padma Bhushan Award. Saina had earlier expressed her displeasure for being neglected by the ministry.
    Saina Nehwal
  11. Indian diplomat Atul Khare named as UN Under Secretary General for field support. He will be accountable to provide field support to various peace keeping and political missions of the United Nations.
  12. NASA’s (National  Aeronautics and Space Administration) famous Kepler Telescope achieves a formidable feat by making its 1000th exo planet discovery. An exo planet is a planet that does not orbit the sun and instead orbits a different celestial body.
  13. Greece dissolves its parliament ahead of the snap elections to be held on 25th January. The dissolution ensued after the parliament failed to elect a president in the third and final round of voting.
    Current Affairs January 2015
Its time to bid goodbye for now, keep giving your views and reviews in the comment box below. You may also contact me personally on [email protected]. JAI HIND

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66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

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66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures. Aspirants can check out the republic day full dress rehearsal pictures and can download them as their wall papers. We will also be posting the 26th Jan 2015 parade pictures very soon.
Republic Day is very important day of the year for the people of India so we celebrate it annually on 26th of January since 1950. Let your kids and children know about the history of celebrating Republic Day in India through the use of very simple essay on the Republic Day. It is very simply written especially for the use of kids and children and helping parents to easily find it online on this website in many words limit.

Our Motherland India was slave under the British rule for long years during which Indian people were forced to follow the laws made by British rule. After long years of struggle by the Indian freedom fighters, finally India became independent on 15th of August in 1947. After two and half years later Indian Government implemented its own Constitution and declared India as the Democratic Republic. Around two years, eleven months and eighteen days was taken by the Constituent Assembly of India to pass the new Constitution of India which was done on 26th of January in 1950. After getting declared as a Sovereign Democratic Republic, people of India started celebrating 26th of January as a Republic Day every year.
Celebrating Republic Day every year is the great honour for the people living in India as well as people of India in abroad. It is the day of great importance and celebrated by the people with big joy and enthusiasm by organising and participating in various events. People wait for this day very eagerly to become part of its celebration again and again. Preparation work for the republic day celebration at Rajpath starts a month before and way to India Gate becomes close for common people and security arrangement done a month before to avoid any type of offensive activities during celebration as well as safety of the people.
A big celebration arrangement in the national capital, New Delhi and State capitals takes place all over the India. Celebration starts with the National Flag unfolding by the President of India and singing National Anthem. Following this Indian army parade, state wise Jhankis, march-past, awards distribution, etc activities takes place. At this day, the whole environment becomes full of the sound of National Anthem “Jana Gana Mana”.
Students of schools and colleges are very keen to celebrate this event and starts preparation around a month before. Students performing well in the academic, sports or other fields of education are honoured with the awards, prizes and certificates on this day. Family people celebrate this day with their friends, family and children by participating in activities organised at social places. Every people become ready in the early morning before 8 am to watch the celebration at Rajpath, New Delhi in the news at TV. At this day of great honour every Indian people should sincerely promise to safeguard the Constitution, maintain peace and harmony as well as support in the development of country.

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

IAF fighter planes fly past during the full dress rehearsal for the Republic Day parade at Rajpath in New Delhi. (PTI photo by Atul Yadav)

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

66th Republic Day of India on 26th Jan 2015 Pictures

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