On Kargil Vijay Diwas, we solemnly pay homage to the heroic sacrifices of our brave soldiers who defended our nation with unmatched valor against Pakistani aggression in Kargil. Their courage and dedication to duty in extreme adversity will forever be etched in our hearts. A salute to the brave jawans of our beloved Indian Army. Bharat Mata ki Jai! #KargilVijayDiwas2024 #KargilVijayDiwas #VijayDiwas #proudtobeindians #indianarmy #gslfirm #gauranshlawfirm #toplawfirm
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I Salute State Bank of India as you are Employing Ex-Servicemen as Security Guards. WILL SBI PLEASE IMPLEMENT RULE 19 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules Read with Rule 37 (1) early please. I salute SBI because there are many Corporations as defined under Rule 37(1) of CCS (Pension) Rules 1972, Rule for the Reservation for the Re-Employment of Ex-Servicemen in (Central Civil Services & Posts) Rules 1979, The Preface, Rule 8 besides other rules in it prefer to employ Ex-servicemen through Middle men, Contractors without COMPLYING with the Re-Employment of Ex-Servicemen in (CCS &P) Rules 1979 and do not comply with Rule 19, DPE Orders in this connection. These Rules are made as per STATE POLICY FOR THE PROMOTION OF FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES OF EVERY CITIZEN. Every Higher Judiciary MUST PROMOTE FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES, Standing with Poor, Weak Ex-Servicemen and not with Vilators how ever Strong & Powerful they may be please. WP 11734/2002, CP 630/2003, WP 25571/2003, WA 1384/2008 with Hon'ble High Court of Madras & SLP 292/2012 in my view went against Promoting STATE POLICY. K.S.Nagarajan, Chennai. 15.1.2025
Saluting the courage, dedication and sacrifice of our true heroes who put the nation above all. This Army Day, let’s honour the valiant protectors of our motherland. #SBI #TheBankerToEveryIndian #ArmyDay
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Day 29/30 Kargil War: A Story of Valor and Sacrifice In May 1999, the Indian Armed Forces faced an unexpected challenge in the Kargil district of Kashmir. Pakistani troops had infiltrated across the Line of Control, occupying strategic positions. Our brave soldiers responded with courage and determination, fighting in treacherous terrain and harsh weather conditions. Key highlights of the war: - Operation Vijay: The code name for the Indian Army's operation to clear the Kargil sector. - Tiger Hill: A crucial battleground where Indian forces fought fiercely to capture the peak. - Batalik sector: Another key area where Indian troops overcame heavy odds to secure victory. The war ended on July 26, 1999, with India successfully evicting Pakistani troops from our territory. We remember the sacrifices of our martyrs and honor the bravery of our soldiers who fought to protect our nation's sovereignty. #KargilWar #IndianArmedForces #Valor #Sacrifice #NationFirst Degree2Destiny
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The two Muslim companies of 4 J and K Infantry defending Muzaffrabad switched sides, killing their commanding officer Lt Col Narain Singh Sambyal and all other Hindu officers and Jawans. Very few survived to tell the tale. Lieutenant Colonel Narain Singh was born on 11 March 1907, in the family of Sri Hira Singh of District Samba of Jammu and Kashmir. After completing his studies at Boys High School, Samba, he was commissioned into the 7JAK battalion of State forces. A man with commendable soldierly skills, Narain Singh played a significant role in the 2nd World War and displayed great courage and valour while fighting with the Japanese army. For his indomitable leadership qualities, he was conferred with the “Order of British Empire” by British officials. By 1947, after serving his nation consistently for more than 25 years, he had been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. During the Pakistani invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in October 1947, Narain Singh was the commander of the 4th JAK battalion, the oldest battalion of the J& K State forces, popularly known as ‘FatehShibji’. It comprised four companies, two each of Dogras and Muslims. The Muslim personnel of his battalion, mostly from the Mirpur-Poonch area, were already disgruntled and had close affinities with their co-religionists living on the other side of the border. Additionally, owing to various intelligence reports regarding the plans of sabotage and desecration in collaboration with the Pakistani army, Maharaja Hari Singh was apprehensive of the loyalty of the Muslim companies of Narain Singh’s battalion. But Colonel Narayan Singh, being a staunch patriotic army man, could never distrust the loyalties of soldiers on the premise of religion.
