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Uri attack: 17 soldiers martyred, 24 injured. We’ve had enough!

September 19, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

An Indian army helicopter flies above the army base which was attacked by suspected rebels in the town of Uri, west of Srinagar, Kashmir, Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016. | AP

In one of the deadliest attacks ever on the Indian Army, 17 soldiers were killed and 24 others injured after four heavily-armed suicide attackers stormed into the Army’s administrative base in Uri on Sunday.The attack has further heightened the tension between India and Pakistan and also across the Kashmir Valley. The Uri base in Baramulla district is located close to the Line of Control. This is the highest casualty the Indian Army has suffered in a single attack in the last several years.

All the four suicide attackers, hailing from Pakistan, were killed in the ensuing gunbattle that lasted close to four hours. Search operations are continuing to ensure there are no more terrorists lurking in the area. An unmanned aerial vehicle has been pressed into service for this purpose.

According to preliminary reports, the attackers belong to the Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM). The same group was responsible for the Pathankot air base attack in January this year.

The attack comes ahead of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s visit to New York to attend the UN General Assembly. Sharif is expected to raise the Kashmir unrest issue at the meeting. Responding to the attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the attackers would not be spared. Home Minister Rajnath Singh rushed to Srinagar on Sunday to review the situation.

At around 5:30 am, heavily-armed militants entered into the rear base camp of an infantry battalion while most of the Army personnel were asleep. They launched an attack which resulted in a fire. Several tents caught fire. A majority of the soldiers, who were sleeping, were trapped in the fire and died due to burns.

The terrorists were then challenged by the Army personnel. An hour later, special forces of the Army took control of the operations and eliminated all the four terrorists. A large number of weapons with Pakistani markings, including four AK 47 rifles and four Under Barrel Grenade Launchers, were recovered.

“All four attackers were foreigners and belonged to Jaish-e-Muhammed,” Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Ranveer Singh said. “About 14 of our men died in the fire that broke out in the shelters.” Of the 24 injured, nine are critical.

Though there were credible inputs of militants waiting to sneak over to the Indian side, security agencies are perplexed over how they managed to cross the border. “Lapses will come out once the Army completes its enquiry,” sources said.

They shall not go unpunished: PM Modi

NEW DELHI: The Union government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Pranab Mukherjee, severely condemned the attack in Uri and promised that the prepetators would not go unpunished. “Those behind the despicable attack will not go unpunished,” the Prime Minister said.

“India will not be cowed down by such attacks. We will thwart the evil designs of terrorists and their backers,” President Pranab Mukherjee said.

The Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh held a high-level meeting to review the situation and directed the security forces to launch an all-out offensive against militants in the Valley. “Pakistan is a terrorist State. It should be identified and isolated as such. I am disappointed with Pakistan’s continued support for terrorism,” he said.

Rajnath also postponed his visit to Russia and the US in the wake of the attack and continuing unrest in Kashmir.

Bureaucrats Hold Military to Ransom, Service Chiefs Must Empower Soldiers

September 13, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

LT GENERAL P.C.KATOCH

Tuesday, September 13,2016

NEW DELHI: The military holds Pakistan to ransom but India is held ransom by the bureaucracy, indispensable to politicians no matter how unprofessional and unaccountable.

This is particularly relevant to the Ministry of Defence where a systematic degradation of military has been effected through past decades.

The Koshiyari Committee on One Rank One Pension (OROP) had lambasted the government for total “Bureaucratic Apathy” against military veterans. Yet this apathy is growing, a recent example being the military’s recommendations for the 7th Central Pay Commission being blocked at the defence secretary level.

The Armed Forces have rejected the salary and emoluments recommended by the 7th CPC on grounds that its implementation be put on hold in view of the “unresolved anomalies” that lowered the status of the forces vis-à-vis their counterparts in the police and the civil administration.

The Government doesn’t seem to realize this is a watershed in civil-military relations and wants to bulldoze their writ with the Defence Minister ordering the military to immediately implement 7th CPC.

Numerous unprecedented occurrences in the recent past have adversely affected rank and file of the military both serving and veterans, some being: one, baton charge on peacefully protesting veterans wearing medals (including gallantry awards) and regimental caps at Jantar Mantar;

two, post the despicable baton charge, representative of Delhi police sent to apologize instead of any MoD official;

three, government sanctioned OROP after 1973 but in half-cock manner despite clear definition given by the Koshiyari Committee that was approved by two Parliaments and defined in MoD communications during 2014, and;

four 7th CPC lowering status of the forces vis-à-vis their counterparts in the police and the civil administration. While no government would do this to its own military, it is for the government to examine how such decisions were taken – whether only due to prejudices or any politicians / bureaucrats are receiving foreign funds to do so, possibility of which is very much exists in asymmetric conflict.

The Service Chiefs sure are facing flak because of the above, particularly for not making any statement against the naked disrespect shown in baton charging veterans, watched by serving soldiers on social media. The Service Chiefs should have told the government what they have done is not good of the nation as it badly hurt the psyche of the military.

But now if the Service Chiefs have officially rejected the 7th CPC, the Modi government must realize that the tipping point has arrived.

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar’s Chinese Checkers of ordering the military to implement the pay panel immediately and anomalies will be looked into is the usual cock-and-bull game played for decades.

Has he done anything about the anomalies of the 6th and earlier CPCs? OROP anomalies have been shoved aside with Reddy’s circus touring pan-India. One can count on the Reddy circus being extended into more such circuses organized to look into the anomalies of the 7th CPC till the 8th CPC overtakes it.

The Service Chiefs need to hold steadfast and tell Parrikar bluntly enough is enough, and that pushing the jaundiced recommendations down the throat of the military is adverse to the nation’s security as it affects morale of the military. This is the ‘battle royale’ with the bureaucracy that holds the politicos captive. But the Service Chiefs also need to do something else .

During 2007, army garrisons at Mathura, Allahabad and Kanpur notified civil authorities they would participate in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh State elections. The chain of events that followed included: one, RTIs to concerned MLAs and MPs querying details of help rendered to veterans, serving soldiers families in their areas during last five years and what development funds used to improve infrastructure in cantonments;

two, standing MLA of Mathura met the Station Commander offering Rupees 10 lakhs (with promise of more) requesting orders be issued for military garrison to vote for his party – money was returned and politico told soldiers are free to vote as per individual wishes;

three, at Allahabad, an illegal encroachment on cantonment land had just been removed after proper court order. The woman heading a political party (whose house was ransacked and burnt few years later by opponents) for garnering votes of the evicted rang up the party President in Delhi, who in turn rang up the Defence Minister. HQ Central Command was asked to order an inquiry into the evictions but when army informed the civil authorities they would participate in state elections at Allahabad, the woman in question dropped all and sought when it would be convenient for the Divisional Commander to have a meal with her;

four, a special cell was established in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Mathura to look into grievances of serving soldiers, veterans and their next-of-kin;

five, political parties sought permission to hold election rallies inside cantonments which was denied but election posters allowed in the ‘civil’ market;

six, army garrisons voted in special booths under election commission set up within cantonments;

seven, MLA who won election from Mathura, came to Station HQ querying how he could assist in improving infrastructure of Mathura cantonment over the next five years. So on and so forth.

One of the reasons that the Koshiyari Committee refused to equate civilian officials with military personnel was because the fundamental rights of soldiers are drastically curbed. But not only the fundamental right to vote of soldier is safe, the Election Commission has authorized every soldier to vote in his place of posting if he has served for one day or more in that place – he can vote both in state and municipal elections.

By not ensuring every soldier exercises his franchise, Service Chiefs are actually curbing the soldier’s right to vote and contravening the Constitution. Hence, Service Chiefs must take conscious decision to ensure:
first, every soldier authorized to vote in forthcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttrakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Goa and all elections beyond must exercise franchise;

second, voter identity cards must be obtained for every soldier on forthwith basis;

third, procuring individual voter cards must be institutionalized by all Regimental Centres for every young soldier on completion of recruit training;

fourth, official liaison with Election Commission for provision of election commission teams in ‘remote areas’ for military personnel – if Election Commission can send teams inside Gir forest for a single voter no reason they cannot send teams down to battalion / equivalent level in remote areas;

fifth, soldiers must participate in respective municipal elections also as authorized to every citizen;

sixth, casting franchise by every soldier should be treated as ‘Command Function’ and any commander down the line not ensuring same should be made answerable and viewed accordingly for promotion, and

seventh, if the news of Army appointing dedicated officers to liaise with veterans is correct, they should liaise with veterans and NOKs of all military (preceded by mutual agreement at Service HQ level) to address grievances and help them procure voter cards, where not made.

The Service Chiefs must acknowledge that this is the ‘only’ method to counter Nehru’s legacy of the military being called in at the drop of a hat and yet treated as a ‘necessary evil’ – that is being diligently followed till-date.

What will likely follow is Government telling the Service Chiefs they will be dismissed if the 7th CPC is not implemented immediately. Intelligence agencies will be deployed simultaneously to blackmail individual Chiefs and create a divide among them.

Need of the hour is to stay steadfast. Let them dismiss the three Chiefs but the next in-line should refuse to fill the vacated slots – the country anyway is headed by bureaucrats. This by no means is insubordination; it actually is loyalty to the nation at the higher plane which the mafia is incapable of comprehending.

Regaining Ladakh: The Zoji La challenge

September 11, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

A 14km tunnel project marred by political controversy has led to a delay in awarding the contract. The victims are the people of the region who get cut off in the winters. Strategically, Zoji-La holds vital importance: on the one hand is Pakistan and on the other, China. Will politicians back off?

SCARY HEIGHTS: The 12,000 ft Zoji-La Pass is a vital link between Srinagar and Ladakh, where winters are harsh and enemy threat looms forever. Tribune photos: Mohd Amin War

It is land-locked. Its high passes are smacked by bone-chilling cold winds, and when it snows, it is a dreadful whiteout, a blinding netherworld at 12,000 ft (3,530 meters). Zoji La is the fourth highest pass in the country. And it’s also a place where India feels being watched — on one hand is China, on the other, Pakistan. Beyond those passes lies Ladakh which remains cut off during winters. In the 30-km stretch from tourist resort of Sonamarg in Kashmir to Gumri near the Zojila Pass, it is the 10-km rocky passage that’s the toughest: there are steep ravines and vertical cliffs, prone to avalanches. Ladakh hasn’t had the comfort of road connectivity despite being a witness to murderous assaults of weather and India’s foes. A political row has denied it the title of South East Asia’s longest tunnel. Its strategic and socio-economic importance has failed to move our political bosses. Nearly two years after Centre’s clearance for the 14.08-km-long tunnel project in 2013, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh this year alleged corruption in Rs 10,050-crore Zojila tunnel contract. He alleged that there had been “violation of the established practices in the tendering procedures” as the contract was awarded to a single bidder. The Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, headed by Nitin Gadkari cancelled the contract awarded to IRB Infrastructure Developers and decided to rebid. To avoid further controversy, the Union Ministry has now entrusted the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL), its fully owned company, with the task of undertaking and completing the tendering process.”We have invited global bids for civil works under the project. The last date for submission bids is September 28. We are hopeful that the tendering process will be over in the next couple of months and work will start soon,” said a NHIDCL official. “Unfortunately, the project has become the victim of politics. Till now, tendering process has not been completed and it is a grave discrimination against the region,” says Mohammad Haneefa Jan, Chief Executive Councillor (CEC) of Kargil Council.P T Kunzang, vice president of Ladakh Buddhist Association (LBA) says once constructed, the tunnel will enable all-weather connectivity from Srinagar to Kargil and Leh. “Ladakhis are keen to see the tunnel becoming a reality.” Srinagar-Kargil-Leh road traverses through two major mountain ranges. It first crosses through great Himalayas at Zoji La and then Zanskar mountain range at Fatula to enter Ladakh. Apart from its tough geography and topography, the mighty Zoji La Pass witnesses a maximum snow of around 5-6 meters every year and the temperature sometimes plummets to minus 28 to minus 25 degree Celsius.The proposed tunnel will pass through Zozila Pass which serves as the gateway to Ladakh region. The tunnel can be constructed in seven years with an estimated cost of Rs 10,050 crores. The project is part of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Rs 80,000-crore development package for J&K. The single tube bi-directional tunnel with a parallel egress tunnel will be built on Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Transfer (DBFOT) annuity basis. The all-weather road connectivity has always remained a major poll campaign issue in the Ladakh region as it severely faces the shortage of essential commodities and goods when the two highways to Ladakh remain closed in winters.

The tunnel facts

Length:14.08-km(Sonamarg &Gumri in Kargil)
Total cost:Rs 10,050 cr
Construction time:7 years

The project

The tunnel will be a single tube bi-directional passage with a parallel egress (to serve in emergency).
It will be built on design-build-finance-operate-transfer (DBFOT) annuity basis.

Don’t want to see Indo-Pak tensions lead to ‘some incident’: US

September 9, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

Don’t want to see Indo-Pak tensions lead to ‘some incident’: US
Calls for dialogue between the neighbours. Thinkstock

Washington, September 9

The US has called for dialogue between India and Pakistan to de-escalate tensions in security interests of the region, saying it does not want to see “tensions spiral out of control” and lead to “some kind of incident”.“We strongly encourage in all of our dealings with either India and/or Pakistan stronger relations between the two countries. It’s clearly in the security interests of the region that they work to de-escalate tensions and that they have dialogue,” State Department Deputy Spokesperson Mark Toner told reporters at his daily news conference on Thursday.

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“That’s something we constantly encourage for just that–or out of just that concern, which is that we don’t want to see tensions escalate, spiral out of control, and lead to some kind of incident,” he said.“It is important for the two countries, the two governments to maintain strong, cordial and productive relations,” Toner said in response to a question seeking his reaction on American senators’ remarks that the US should play the role of a mediator between Pakistan and India.The US, he said, wanted Pakistan to take more action against terrorist network.“Our discussions continue to focus on the fact that we’re urging the Government of Pakistan to take concerted action against safe havens and terrorist groups that threaten other countries in the region and we’ve been very clear about that,” he said.“And we have seen them attempt to address it. We want to see more action taken, but it continues to be a topic of conversation with them,” he added.Toner said America’s relationship with India and Pakistan is not a zero-sum game.“As we’ve said many times, there’s no zero-sum game here. We need to have a very strong and robust relationship with India and we do–the world’s largest democracy. And we also want to have a strong relationship with Pakistan. It’s in the interests of the region to do so,” he said.“The recent India and Bangladesh visit of the Secretary of State (John Kerry) and not going to Pakistan should not be treated otherwise,” Toner said.“It doesn’t clearly indicate anything about our relationship with Pakistan. The Secretary has a very intense travel schedule. He’s been to Pakistan recently; he speaks often to senior Pakistani leadership,” he said.“Specifically, he was in India for the Strategic and Commercial Dialogue and took the opportunity to also visit Bangladesh–I think the first time he’s been there,” he added. PTI

Job racket: Retd Col held

September 1, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

Nashik, August 31

A retired Army Colonel has been arrested in connection with the alleged bogus recruitment racket at the Artillery Centre here, police said today.Col Sukhpritsingh Arjunsingh Randhawa (retd), a resident of Noida in Uttar Pradesh, who is alleged to be the mastermind of the bogus Army recruitment racket, was arrested yesterday from Noida by a team of the city’s Upnagar police station.

The 59-year-old will be brought to Nashik for further probe in the case, Deputy Commissioner of Police Shrikant Dhivare said.Police had on July 11 arrested four men claiming to be Army recruits, all hailing from Rajasthan, for allegedly submitting fake documents for joining the Artillery Centre here.

They were held following a complaint lodged by an Artillery Centre official.During interrogation, the four men confessed that they paid Rs 6 lakh each to get entry into the Army by using fake documents, police said.Later, the Upnagar police arrested jawan Girirajsing Ghanshyamsingh Chouhan, of Rajputana Rifles regiment, posted in New Delhi, and agent Tekchand Meghawal, a resident of Alwar district, on August 23. — PTI

Army Cantt to adopt Vellore model

August 30, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

Neha Saini

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, August 29

The Amritsar Army Cantonment is set to become the first Army Cantonment in the country to adopt the Solid Liquid Resource Management (SLRM) model designed by eco expert and conservationist C Srinivasan. He was in the city to conduct a workshop-cum-training session with volunteers, including the 2,000 families living inside the Cantonment.Initiating the secondary and tertiary garbage management that will include dry and wet waste, along with non-biodegradable waste, cantonment will also create sites for collecting and recycling waste material. Informing about the project, CO, Army Cantt, Amritsar, Dheeraj Sonaje, said, “We were having a problem in disposing of our garbage as there was no awareness regarding different concepts. But we will now implement initial, secondary and tertiary waste management principles, preparing a team of volunteers, who will oversee the entire project. The standardised procedure will have one tricycle for 200 families, including six trained volunteers, four responsible for collection of garbage, one for supervising the entire process and another for segregating non-biodegardable waste.”The Cantonment has approx. population of 10, 400 people, out of which several, members will be trained for the project. Srinivasan also visited and shortlisted three sites for storage of non-biogradable waste. “The three buildings to be used as sites include Old slaughter house, an abandoned gas agency and a barrack that was once used to house troops. All the principles of SLRM will be implemented and the waste treated will in fact be used to generated revenue by the Cantonment,” said Srinivasan.Sanoje proposed the idea as he was impressed by the concept of generating jobs and revenue from waste. “The quantum of income is high and it will also take create of our waste disposal problem. We plan to begin the first phase of project by October and complete it by November,” he says.

China On High Alert As India Puts Advance Missiles Along Border

August 27, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

China has once again urged India to take necessary steps for maintaining peace and stability in the region.

On Thursday, the Chinese Defence Ministry said in a statement that India should scrap its plan to station advanced cruise missiles along the “disputed” border between the two countries. The Chinese ministry made the request after Indian Armed Forces officials revealed their plan to build up military and civilian infrastructure capabilities in border areas. They also revealed that the Indian Army would equip regiments, deployed on the Sino-Indian border, with ‘BrahMos’ missiles.

Beijing expressed serious concern over the Indian Army’s plan, saying that it was the duty of two nuclear-armed Asian neighbours to create proper environment in order to resolve all outstanding bilateral issues through peaceful negotiation. According to the statement, it is unfortunate that New Delhi and Beijing have failed to resolve their border dispute despite trying hard since 1962 war between the two countries.

Commenting on India’s missile plans, senior spokesperson of the Chinese Defence Ministry Wu Qian said that India had agreed to maintain peace and stability in the border region in the past. However, New Delhi has started sending more troops to the border area in recent times, he added. Wu further said: “We hope that the Indian side can do more to benefit peace and stability along the border and in the region, rather than the opposite.”

Earlier, India strongly criticised the Asian giant for laying claim to more than 90,000sqkm ruled by New Delhi in the eastern part of the Himalayas, saying that China illegally occupied 38,000sqkm of its territory on the Aksai Chin plateau in the west. India also slammed China for providing political and economic support to its arch-rival – Pakistan. Beijing’s moves have prompted New Delhi to export missiles to five South-East Asian countries, including Vietnam, which are engaged in a dispute with Beijing over the South China Sea.

Interestingly, the Chinese ministry issued the statement ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the upcoming G-20 Summit. Indian foreign policy experts have opined that Beijing is trying to normalise the situation so that President Xi can get an opportunity to discuss different aspects of bilateral ties in a favourable atmosphere. So far, the Indian government has made no comment on the statement issued by the Chinese ministry.

Generator wire stolen from cantonment area

August 22, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

BATHINDA: Police registered a case against unknown people for stealing generator wire, worth `8 lakh from Bathinda military area on Saturday. The police registered a case under section 379 (theft) of Indian Penal Code at Bathinda Cant police station.

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LIST OF PERSONNEL BEING CONFERRED GALLANTRY AWARDS ON THE OCCASION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY – 2016

August 14, 2016 webadmin Leave a comment

ASHOKA CHAKRA
1. 13622536N HAV HANGPAN DADA, ASSAM, 35 RASHTRIYA RIFLES (POSTHUMOUS)

SHAURYA CHAKRA
1. IC-66162L LT COL NIRANJAN EK, ENGRS, NSG (BDU) (POSTHUMOUS)
2. IC-62820P MAJ RAHUL DEV SINGH, JAK RIF, 3 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
3. IC-72326M CAPT TUSHAR MAHAJAN, 9 PARA (SF) (POSTHUMOUS)
4. IC-75501F CAPT GAURAV SHARAD JADHAV, ARTY, 36 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
5. IC-76699X CAPT ELISEN Y JAMI, 12 PARA (SF)
6. IC-78545K CAPT PAWAN KUMAR, 10 PARA (SF) (POSTHUMOUS)
7. JC-311084X NB SUB KANKARA V SUBBA REDDY, ENGRS, 44 RASHTRIYA RIFLES (POSTHUMOUS)
8. 2799285W NK SHINDE SHANKAR CHANDRABHAN, MARATHA LI, 41 RASHTRIYA RIFLES (POSTHUMOUS)
9. 5756771H NK BIR SINGH, 21 PARA (SF)
10. 13769974W L/NK OM PARKASH, 9 PARA (SF) (POSTHUMOUS)
11. 14939722P SEP HARI CHETTRI, MECH INF, 9 RASHTRIYA RIFLES

SENA MEDAL (GALLANTRY)
1. IC-57039L COL TARUN PATHAK, PUNJAB, 23 ASSAM RIFLES
2. IC-57099A LT COL SANJAY TECKCHANDANI, 203 ARMY AVN SQN (UH)
3. IC-57963L LT COL RAJESH GULATI, 202 ARMY AVN SQN (UH)(POSTHUMOUS)
4. IC-62561X LT COL NITIN GUPTA, PARA, 31 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
5. IC-63538W MAJ RAHUL PRATAP SINGH, 7 SIKH LI
6. IC-64506A MAJ SEKHAR CHAUDHARY, 7 SIKH LI
7. IC-65932A MAJ AMIT ISSAR, ARMD, 23 ASSAM RIFLES
8. IC-66235M MAJ SHAILENDRA SINGH, DOGRA, 62 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
9. IC-67606W MAJ PUROHIT GOPALRAJ JASRAJ, DOGRA, 62 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
10. IC-68171L MAJ SANTOSH CHAND RAWAT, GARH RIF, 36 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
11. IC-68549M MAJ DORJEE LETA, ASC, 28 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
12. IC-68621X MAJ AMAN SINGH, ASC, 13 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
13. IC-68668H MAJ VIVEK TRIPATHI, LADAKH SCOUTS, 11 ASSAM RIFLES
14. IC-70210X MAJ PRADEEP POONIA, RAJPUT, 10 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
15. IC-73423W MAJ JITENDER KUMAR SINGH, LADAKH SCOUTS, 42 ASSAM RIFLES
16. SS-44113H MAJ TAHER HUSSAIN KHAN, 202 AA SQN (UH)(POSTHUMOUS)
17. SS-44509M MAJ DIVYANK MISHRA, AAD, 36 ASSAM RIFLES
18. SS-44901M MAJ ARJUN GALOTH, 4 PARA (SF)
19. SC-00601L MAJ ROHTASH SINGH, ARMD, 53 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
20. IC-72362X CAPT VIKAS PANGHAL, ARMD, 1 ASSAM RIFLES
21. IC-76281P CAPT RAJESH SHARMA, EME, 3 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
22. IC-76882A CAPT SUSHANT SHARMA, SIGS, 55 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
23. IC-78616A CAPT LAKHVIR SINGH, 3 RAJPUT
24. SS-47213Y CAPT DIVAKAR KONGBRAILATPAM, 1 MAHAR
25. SS-46682P LT SATISH KUMAR MISHRA, ARTY, 159 FD REGT
26. JC-65809F NB SUB SURAJ TAMANG, 44 ASSAM RIFLES (POSTHUMOUS)
27. JC-413976W NB SUB MORE SAYAJI UTTAM, 12 PARA (SF)
28. JC-522085K NB SUB RAM SINGH, 6 DOGRA (POSTHUMOUS)
29. JC-603091X NB SUB ASHOK KUMAR GURUNG, 1 GORKHA RIF, 15 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
30. JC-603121K NB SUB CHHATRA BAHADUR PHAKAMI, 3/1 GORKHA RIF
31. 2600705W HAV ELUMALAI M, 19 MADRAS (POSTHUMOUS)
32. 4475283A HAV GURMUKH SINGH, 7 SIKH LI
33. 13758291H HAV YASH PAUL, 11 JAK RIF
34. 13765370A HAV RANJIT SINGH, JAK RIF, 28 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
35. 15573730H L/HAV DASPUTE RAMESHWAR PUNDLIK, ENGRS, 2 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
36. 3998526Y NK RAHIM SINGH, DOGRA, 40 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
37. 15146474F NK RAVI CHOUDHARY, ARTY, 13 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
38. 15322690A NK SHANKARA SAPALYA, 9 PARA (SF)
39. 2610836P L/NK HANAMANTHAPPA KOPPAD, 19 MADRAS (POSTHUMOUS)
40. 4086938N L/NK SATYENDRA SINGH, GARH RIF, 36 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
41. 4482230K L/NK PARVEEN KUMAR SINGH, SIKH LI, 19 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
42. 5048754F L/NK NARAYAN SHRESTHA, 3/1 GORKHA RIF
43. 13625619K L/NK GOVIND SINGH MEHTA, 9 PARA (SF) (POSTHUMOUS)
44. 13766306P L/NK ASHWANI KUMAR, JAK RIF, 3 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
45. 14495821F L/NK KULWANT SINGH, 1055 DSC PL (POSTHUMOUS)
46. 2615937M SEP RAMA MOORTHY N, 19 MADRAS (POSTHUMOUS)
47. 3008862W SEP BRAJESH KHATANA, RAJPUT, 44 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
48. 3200235Y SEP BIJENDER KUMAR, 7 JAT
49. 4004812K SEP BALMIK KUMAR, DOGRA, 40 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
50. 4204205P SEP BHUPENDRA SINGH, KUMAON, 13 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
51. 4093554F RFN ASHISH SINGH NEGI, GARH RIF, 36 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
52. 5049372K RFN RAJU THAPA, 3/1 GORKHA RIF
53. 12954596Y RFN BASHIR AHMED WAR, JAK RIF, 15 ADU (POSTHUMOUS)
54. 13772197K RFN ISHWAR SINGH, JAK RIF, 3 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
55. 13773984X RFN KRISHAN KUMAR, JAK RIF, 28 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
56. 16021965N RFN RAHUL SINGH, RAJ RIF, 18 RASHTRIYA RIFLES
57. G/184799M RFN CHINGSA MOG, 18 ASSAM RIFLES
58. G/5009333H RFN PAOKHOLET BAITE, 24 ASSAM RIFLES (POSTHUMOUS)
59. G/5013096F RFN THANGKHANLAM, 43 ASSAM RIFLES
60. 13629533H PTR SANJIT KHATRI, 21 PARA (SF)
61. 2702279F GDR AMAR SINGH, 16 GRENADIERS
62. 15228018H GNR SAHADEV MARUTI MORE, ARTY, 41 RASHTRIYA RIFLES(POSTHUMOUS)
63. 15504069W SWR AMREEK SINGH, ARMD, 53 RASHTRIYA RIFLES

MENTION-IN-DESPATCHES

OPERATION RAKSHAK

1. IC-51036F COL SUNIL KUMAR SAUL, SM, RAJPUT, 104 INF BDE
2. IC-59102N LT COL AMOL LAWATE, 202 ARMY AVN SQN
3. IC-61086A LT COL ABHIJEET SATHAYE, 32 R&O FLT
4. IC-62866X MAJ SUMIT KUMAR SINGH, 22 SIKH
5. IC-68843M MAJ PRATEEK, RAJ RIF, 9 RR
6. IC-69112L MAJ KARAN KHURANA, MECH INF, 50 RR
7. IC-70310H MAJ KARAN THAKUR, 12 ENGR REGT
8. IC-75080K CAPT ADARSH BHARTI, SIKH LI, 19 RR
9. JC-521726Y NB SUB SURINDER SINGH, DOGRA, 62 RR
10. 4569924A HAV NARENDRA KUMAR, 1 MAHAR
11. 13619726P HAV DEVENDRA SINGH, PARA, 31 RR
12. 13623108F HAV PRAVEEN KUMAR, 4 PARA (SF)
13. 15137023A HAV VIJAY PAL, ARTY, 28 RR
14. 4276867N NK GOPAL PRADHAN, 15 BIHAR
15. 2499496A SEP MAJOR SINGH, PUNJAB, 53 RR
16. 3016341X SEP SURENDRA, 26 RAJPUT (POSTHUMOUS)
17. 4004976A SEP AJAY KUMAR, DOGRA, 40 RR
18. 12984799X SEP ZAHOOR AHMAD BANDAY, SIKH LI, 28 RR
19. 18006381X SPR GURPINDERJEET SINGH, ENGRS, 3 RR
20. 13767985K RFN BRIJ LAL, JAK RIF, 3 RR
21. 16020437X RFN ANIL KUMAR, RAJ RIF, 9 RR
22. B-922 ARMY DOG MANSI, 15 ARMY DOG UNIT (POSTHUMOUS)

OPERATION MEGHDOOT

1. SS-44430K MAJ NINGTHOUJAM SUBASH SINGH, DOGRA, SIACHEN BATTLE SCHOOL
2. JC-588633W SUB SONAM TARGAIS, 3 LADAKH SCOUTS
3. 14838229A SEP B NAVEEN KUMAR, ASC, 503 ASC BN (POSTHUMOUS)
4. 5050218X RFN ANUP THAKURI, 1 GORKHA RIF, SIACHEN BATTLE SCHOOL
5. 68355 TRAINEE TSERING DORJEE, 2 VIKAS (SFF)

OPERATION RHINO

1. IC-65749X MAJ RAJESH KUMAR NAYAK, 8 JAT

LIST OF PERSONNEL AWARDED COAS COMMENDATION CARDS
ON THE OCCASION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY 2016

ARMOURED CORPS

1. IC-43088H COL ABHAYA BHATNAGAR, HQ WC
2. IC-53132P COL HARSH MOHAN PREENJA
3. IC-57989A COL RAMESH SINGH RATHORE, 12 ARMD REGT
4. IC-63061M MAJ VINEET KUMAR
5. IC-68854Y MAJ ATUL KUMAR TYAGI, 43 ASSAM RIF
6. IC-71544 MAJ ARPIT RATHEE, 61 CAV
7. IC-75579M MAJ VYOM KUMAR, 7 SIKH LI
8. IC-78425L CAPT VIKRAM SINGH TOMAR, 68 ARMD
9. SS-44779F CAPT RANAJOY SINGH ROY, 86 ARMD
10. JC-243655K RIS MAJ HAWA SINGH, CVRDE, AVADI
11. JC-243827N RIS MAJ MOHITE BALAKRISHNA SHAHU, 33 RR
12. JC-245011H SUB SUJEET SINGH, 55 RR
13. JC-243745L RIS TARAKESHWARA RAO, 33 RR
14. 15486596M ALD AJAY SINGH, 68 ARMD REGT
15. 15492678L ALD JASPAL SINGH, ABHM

REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY
16. IC-51163W COL AJAY MISRA, HQ 14 CORPS
17. IC-51219X COL ASHOK NAIR, HQ ARTRAC
18. IC-57878H COL PALLELA VENKATA SATYA NAGESWARA RAO, 175 MED REGT
19. IC-50871W LT COL NEERAJ ABROL
20. IC-55657X LT COL BHUPINDER SINGH RAI, HQ ARTRAC
21. IC-56694X LT COL GURURAJ MADHUSUDAN KULKARNI, SCHOOL OF ARTY
22. IC-60154W LT COL GAURAV SARVAPRIYA JUNEJA
23. IC-60613K LT COL AMIT KUMAR SINGH
24. IC-61375P LT COL MAINAK DEB
25. IC-61440K LT COL PUSHPAJ KASHYAP, ARTY DTE
26. IC-61836N LT COL GAURAV KAPILA, 20 SSB BHOPAL
27. IC-64838K LT COL KISHORE SRIVASTAVA, SCHOOL OF ARTY
28. IC-65533W LT COL PREM SINGH BIST
29. SC-00233F LT COL VINOD KUMAR KV, AQMG (ADM) EMBARKATION HEADQUARTER
30. IC-63862N MAJ VIVEK PATHAK, 97 FD REGT
31. IC-67424H MAJ HARDEEP INDER SINGH SIDHU, 175 MED REGT
32. IC-68016K MAJ JITENDRA SINGH MEHTA, 51 SAG (NSG)
33. SS-42432W MAJ RADHA KRISHAN, 25 ASSAM RIF
34. IC-72368Y CAPT NANHA DURGESH, 36 RR
35. JC-280628X SUB LAISHRAM DEBENDRO SINGH, VSM, 90 FD REGT, ASI PUNE
36. JC-282336N NB SUB ASADULLA SHAIKH, 9 PARA FD REGT
37. 14413732Y BHM SHRINIWAS, 406 GUN MSL REGT
38. 15172587F RHM GURDEEP KUMAR, 581 LT REGT
39. 14412324F HAV RICHHPAL SINGH, MANEKSHAW CENTRE
40. 15123535F HAV BACHOO SINGH, 52 MED REGT
41. 15197521W HAV DHEERAJ, ARTY CENTRE, ASI PUNE
42. 14437494W NK RAJESH R, 154 FD REGT
43. 14440173K NK BALDEV SINGH, 138 MED REGT
44. 15151941X NK RAM KISHAN, 18 RR
45. 15174403W L/NK RAMJI KUMAR, 141 MED REGT
46. 15212400P L/NK NARESH PANSE, 326 FD REGT
47. 15179385H GNR GIRIN TAMULI, 40 FD REGT

ARMY AIR DEFENCE
48. IC-43863P COL SANJAYA PANT, 612 (I) MECH AD BDE
49. IC-55082N LT COL PIYUSH KUMAR SINGH, AAD COLLEGE
50. IC-57484K LT COL PUNEET RAINA
51. IC-58438F LT COL DHIRAJ CHATURVEDI
52. IC-59914F LT COL AMIT SETHI,
53. IC-61449Y LT COL MAYANK SHARMA
54. IC-64994N LT COL SHASHI BHUSHAN JAT
55. SS-44873L CAPT MANOJ MALIK, 1 ASSAM RIF
56. 15768311L HAV SANDESHA UC, 127 LT AD REGT (COMP)
57. 15777944A HAV V SRINIVASA, 28 AD REGT
58. 15778030H HAV MORE AMARKUMAR RAUSO

ARMY AVIATION

59. IC-53573L COL PARITOSH VIBHU, 301 ARMY AVN SQN
60. IC-56202N LT COL VIJAY KUMAR BAKSHI, 203 ARMY AVN SQN (UH)
61. IC-56957L LT COL AJIT SINGH, 205 ARMY AVN SQN (UH)
62. IC-60879W LT COL SUNIL DAGAR, SM, 7 R&O FLT
63. IC-62600L LT COL VIKAS SINGH, 2031 UH FLT
64. IC-63048H MAJ MATHEW CHERIAN, 204 ARMY AVN SQN (UH)
65. IC-66472W MAJ VIKAS SINGH, 28 R & O FLT
66. IC-67477F MAJ ASHISH DUBEY, 301 ARMY AVN SQN
67. IC-69691H MAJ V VINAY BHANU REDDY, 12 (I) R&O FLT
68. IC-70409Y MAJ BIRENDRA SINGH, 7 R&O FLT

INFANTRY

69. IC-47902A COL LHAKU TSHRING SHERPA, GRENADIERS
70. IC-49162P COL DEVENDRA MISHRA, MADRAS, CIJW SCHOOL
71. IC-49918K COL NAGENDRA SINGH, BIHAR, DG NCC
72. IC-50749A COL SACHIN MALIK, SIKH LI
73. IC-54024X COL SANJEEV SAROCH, MARATHA LI, CEN ORG ECHS
74. IC-55086K COL SIDDHARTH CHANDRA, MAHAR
75. IC-56249Y COL SIDDHARTH S SURVE, 16 GREN
76. IC-56647A COL SANJEEV KUMAR ANAND, KUMAON, HQ 15 CORPS
77. IC-57131K COL SALIL MOHAN PADMA, 10 ASSAM
78. IC-57810F COL RANDIP SINGH BHULLAR, 22 MARATHA LI
79. IC-58250M COL ROHIT THAKUR, 8 GR, HQ SFC
80. IC-58305L COL MAHENDRA PAL SINGH MOURYA, 10 MAHAR
81. IC-59042K COL BIRANCHI NARAYAN NAYAK, SM, MADRAS, 44 ASSAM RIF
82. IC-39965N COL BIJOY MUKERJEE, BIHAR, HQ 24 RAPID
83. IC-55126A LT COL GIRISH KUMAR KATARI, 4 GR, HQ NC
84. IC-57682P LT COL PROMIT GANGADHARAN, GUARDS, PMO BFS SYS
85. IC-60584A LT COL SANDEEP RAWAT, MAHAR
86. IC-60656Y LT COL ANUJ SINGH, SC, GUARDS, HQ NC
87. IC-60807M LT COL MANOJ PRAKASH PATHAK, GUARDS
88. IC-61446L LT COL SOURAV NARAYAN DEY, ASSAM
89. IC-61541X LT COL VIMAL G NAIR, JAK RIF, HQ 99 MTN BDE
90. IC-61635P LT COL PRASHANT KUMAR SINGH, GUARDS
91. IC-62111A LT COL PRIKSHIT DAHIYA, GRENADIERS, INF DTE
92. IC-62001L LT COL VINOD KUMAR BAPUSO PATIL, MARATHA LI
93. IC-62163W LT COL RAMAN JHA, SM, 7 JAT
94. IC-62257N LT COL RAHUL, GARH RIF
95. IC-62501H LT COL SUDHANSHU BHATT, GARH RIF
96. IC-65055X LT COL JOGINDER PAL SINGH, KUMAON, HQ 330 INF BDE
97. IC-63017H MAJ ASHISH KUMAR, 2 MAHAR
98. IC-63474W MAJ NITESH KUMAR, GRENADIERS
99. IC-64139Y MAJ ASHUTOSH CHANDRA, 21 PUNJAB
100. IC-64620X MAJ RAVI JASWAL, 11 JAK RIF
101. IC-64702A MAJ MOHAMMAD RAZA ISRAIL, 9 PARA (SF)
102. IC-66061X MAJ VIJAY SINGH BHADAURIA, RAJPUT, 44 RR
103. IC-66083W MAJ HIMANSHU NEGI, 4 MADRAS
104. IC-66920X MAJ BENDANG TOSHI, 1 LADAKH SCOUTS
105. IC-68696P MAJ SANKALP RATHOUR, SM, 8 JAK LI
106. IC-70343N MAJ NEERAJ KUMAR, 2 DOGRA
107. IC-70492F MAJ ANUVANSH RAWAT, SIKH LI, 1 ASSAM RIF
108. IC-70821M MAJ YOGENDRA KUMAR RAI, 8 JAK LI
109. IC-70910L MAJ MANISH KUMAR KADIAN, SIKH LI, 2 RR
110. IC-71793X MAJ RK BANU CHANDER, BIHAR, PRESIDENT’S SECTT
111. IC-73210H MAJ PARDEEP KUMAR, 28 PUNJAB
112. IC-73225L MAJ GAUTAM KUMAR, SM, 12 BIHAR
113. IC-73247K MAJ JEEVAN GURUNG, 20 JAK RIF
114. IC-73361F MAJ MANOJ JOSHI, KUMAON SCOUTS
115. IC-75869K MAJ VIPIN KUMAR, 19 MADRAS
116. IC-75911X MAJ G SUDHEER KUMAR, 19 JAT
117. SS-42983F MAJ BHATI SIDDHARAJ SINH, 8 JAT
118. SS-43310Y MAJ BHANOO PATHAK, LADAKH SCOUTS, 51 SAG (NSG)
119. SS-43467Y MAJ BHUVAN SHAH, GUARDS, 21 RR
120. SS-43448N MAJ HARVINDER SINGH, MARATHA LI, 41 RR
121. SS-44441W MAJ NITESH CHHIBBER, 11 JAK LI
122. SS-44775L MAJ RAHIL RAWAT, 15 BIHAR
123. SS-43887Y MAJ DAVID MANLUN, NAGA, 164 INF BN (TA) (H & H) NAGA
124. SS-45695A MAJ ISHAN RANA, 1/5 GR (FF)
125. SS-45974L MAJ RAMNIK BHAT, 12 GRENADIERS
126. IC-76721X CAPT SHANTANU SINHA, 1 PARA (SF)
127. IC-77214W CAPT RAHUL KHAJURIA, 3/1 GR
128. IC-77894F CAPT RAHUL SINGH, 26 RAJPUT
129. IC-79068A CAPT ROHIT GURUNG, 5/4 GORKHA RIF
130. IC-79571X CAPT MANU VIVEK KADIAN, 3/8 GORKHA RIF
131. SS-46358X CAPT GANESH J, 1 MAHAR
132. JC-62380M SUB BHIM BAHADUR PUN, 8 GR, 58 GTC
133. JC-559605F SUB MAJ HARI SHANKER, BIHAR, SAINIK SAMACHAR, DPR MOD
134. JC-413666L SUB BHUPENDRA SINGH, PARA, 51 SAG(NSG)
135. JC-430220M SUB RANJIT SINGH, 21 PUNJAB
136. JC-459723A SUB PHADATARE VIJAYKUMAR TANAJI, 4 MARATHA LI
137. JC-470794F SUB BHANWARA RAM, RAJ RIF RC
138. JC-480103X SUB CHATAR SINGH GURJAR, 6 RAJPUT
139. JC-480651P SUB PRAKASH CHANDRA PANDA, RAJPUT, DG NCC
140. JC-480775K SUB MANORANJAN DAS, RAJPUT, 21 (B) BN NCC
141. JC-500240A SUB RAMESH CHANDRA, SIKH, DTE OF INDIAN VETERANS
142. JC-510011H SUB SANSAR SINGH, 7 SIKH LI
143. JC-530202Y SUB SURENDRA SINGH, GARH RIF, ASI PUNE
144. JC-531395W SUB MANMOHAN SINGH, GARH RIF
145. JC-549303F SUB RATUL DAS, ASSAM, ASSAM RC
146. JC-580886W SUB KULDIP SINGH, JAK RIF, IMA DEHRADUN
147. JC-594198H SUB MOHD YOUSAF, GARH RIF, 36 RR
148. JC-593896F SUB JATINDER KUMAR, JAK LI, DET ‘A’&’B’ VIKAS
149. JC-618057P SUB GANESH BAHADUR GURUNG, 6/5 GR (FF)
150. JC-618086K SUB BAM BAHADUR GURUNG, 2/5 GR (FF)
151. JC-618094H SUB HIM LAL THAPA, 4/5 GR (FF)
152. JC-618179L SUB GAN BAHADUR GURUNG, 4/5 GR (FF)
153. JC-623918K SUB ANA BAHADUR PHAGAMI, 3/8 GR
154. JC-623939A SUB CHANDRA BAHADUR THAPA, 6/8 GR
155. JC-624000W SUB MIM BAHADUR GURUNG, GORKHA RIF, ASI PUNE
156. JC-630028M SUB MAHADEV SHAH, 9 GR, IHQ OF MOD (ARMY)
157. JC-413943L NB SUB KHEENV SINGH BHATI, 7 PARA
158. JC-451516Y NB SUB PRAVEEN KUMAR, GREN, 157 MC/MF DTE
159. JC-522005F NB SUB YASH PAUL SINGH THAKUR, DOGRA, RECORDS THE DOGRA REGT
160. JC-541525F NB SUB SATISH KUMAR, 11 KUMAON, ASI PUNE
161. JC-561248H NB SUB MUCHI RAM MANJHI, BIHAR, IMA DEHRADUN
162. JC-561318W NB SUB CHITTRANJAN KUMAR MANDAL, 15 BIHAR
163. JC-588762W NB SUB RINCHEN TUNDUP, 5 LADAKH SCOUTS
164. JC-618274L NB SUB MANISHWAR RANA, 3/5 GR (FF)
165. JC-624115K NB SUB PURAN BAHADUR GURUNG, 7/8 GR
166. JC-624150M NB SUB HEM BAHADUR DARLAMI, 2/8 GR
167. 2603294N CHM D KAVIDASAN, MADRAS, IMA DEHRADUN
168. 5452613X CHM KESHAB RAJ LAMICHHANE, 6/5 GR (FF)
169. 2490011L HAV NEERAJ KUMAR MISHRA, PUNJAB, RECORDS PUNJAB RC
170. 2601798H HAV ARJUN SHAMBHUCHE, 4 MADRAS
171. 2601860K HAV KARTICK CHANDRA GHOSH, MADRAS
172. 2603579A HAV HARISH KUMAR, MADRAS, MS-2
173. 2688099L HAV TILAK RAJ, 12 GRENADIERS
174. 2691317K HAV SATISH CHAND, GRENADIERS, ASC CENTRE & COLLEGE
175. 2700761K HAV OM SINGH, 17 GRENADIERS
176. 2700953F HAV RAM PRASAD SADHAK,GRENADIERS, GRENADIERS RECORDS
177. 2891624L HAV JAI BHAGAWAN SINGH, RAJ RIF, DTE OF VETERANS
178. 2996001A HAV RAJENDRA SINGH, 6 RAJPUT
179. 2998491X HAV VIRENDRA KUMAR, 25 RAJPUT
180. 3189857X HAV DALBIR SINGH, SM, 12 PARA (SF)
181. 3997530P HAV SUNIL PRADHAN, DOGRA
182. 4078087X HAV UMED SINGH, 20 GARH RIF
183. 4480624K HAV DEVENDER, SIKH LI
184. 4569655Y HAV RAJ KUMAR, MAHAR, OTA CHENNAI
185. 4576890A HAV SANJAY KUMAR JHA, MAHAR, 7TH APCC
186. 5348837L HAV MOHAN THAPA, 5/4 GORKHA RIF
187. 5451967N HAV GYAN BAHADUR THAPA, 5/5 GORKHA RIFLES (FF)
188. 5452372H HAV KUL BAHADUR RANA, 3/5 GR (FF)
189. 5454307F HAV THAMAN SINGH ALE MAGAR, 1/5 GR (FF)
190. 5754346Y HAV DOL SINGH GHALE, 5/8 GR
191. 5852358K HAV RAJESH KUMAR, JAK LI
192. 9096767P HAV MOHD RIAZ, JAK LI, 2 J&K BN NCC, JAMMU
193. 9097004L HAV PRITHVI RAJ, 8 JAK LI
194. 9098152H HAV NARESH KUMAR, JAK LI, IMA DEHRADUN
195. 9098781A HAV SURINDER SINGH, 8 JAK LI
196. 9425191M HAV RAJU RAI, 6/11 GORKHA RIF
197. 9927078Y HAV SHEVENDRA SINGH, LADAKH SCOUTS, HQ 407 MC GP
198. 9423727Y HAV SUBHA CHANDRA RAI, PARA (SF), 51 SAG (NSG)
199. 13698748M HAV PAPENDRA SINGH, 10 GUARDS
200. 13759375H HAV SOHAN SINGH, JAK LI
201. 16022678W HAV ROOPENDRA SINGH, RAJ RIF, ARN PUNE
202. 2493318F L/HAV SATNAM SINGH, 21 PUNJAB
203. 4477104N L/HAV LAKHWINDERPAL SINGH, SIKH LI
204. 9103788W L/HAV JOGINDER SHARMA, 8 JAK LI
205. 2604252N NK RAJAN P, 3 MADRAS
206. 2694504N NK RAM RATAN, GRENADIERS
207. 2799297W NK PATIL MANOHAR ASHOK, 26 MARATHA LI
208. 3195136K NK SATYAWAN, 7 JAT
209. 3195538F NK SHAMSHER SINGH, 11 JAT
210. 3197437M NK ISHWAR SINGH, 18 JAT
211. 3203901K NK SATENDRA SINGH, PARA (SF), 51 SAG NSG
212. 4080207K NK RAJENDRA PRASAD, 12 GARH RIF
213. 4281490Y NK SHARDHA NAND SINGH, 15 BIHAR
214. 4369862F NK C LATHASANGA, ASSAM, IMA DEHRADUN
215. 5454839F NK LIL BAHDUR GURUNG, 6/5 GR (FF)
216. 13757764K NK ZAHOOR AHMAD GANAI, JAK RIF, 52 RR
217. 14439383X NK SANDEEP SINGH BHADAURIA, KUMAON, 13 RR
218. 15616924F NK RAMBIR, 10 GUARDS
219. 2610858N L/NK SHIVAPUTRAYYA TEGURAMATH, 21 MADRAS
220. 2496286P L/NK MANJINDER SINGH, 21 PUNJAB
221. 3003720P L/NK SUNIL KUMAR, 30 RAJPUT
222. 3204712M L/NK SACHIN KUMAR, 11 PARA (SF)
223. 4000228P L/NK SARBJIT SINGH, DOGRA, 62 RR
224. 4285901K L/NK RAMAKANT SHRIWWASTAVA, 20 BIHAR
225. 5456244H L/NK RAMESH RAI, 3/5 GR (FF)
226. 5456985A L/NK TAJINDER THAPA, 2/5 GR (FF)
227. 5457143F L/NK OM BAHADUR BK, 5 GR (FF), 58 GTC
228. 5458130W L/NK NARESH PAL, 3/5 GR (FF)
229. 5758557Y L/NK KHAMBA SINGH RANA, 6/8 GR
230. 9108789H L/NK SHOWKAT AHMAD SHIEKH, 9 PARA (SF)
231. 9926239K L/NK STANZIN CHUKPUT, 1 LADAKH SCOUTS
232. 13771018N L/NK KEWAL KRISHAN, 13 JAK RIF
233. 15620107A L/NK ANIL RATHORE, GUARDS, 21 RR
234. 16012384P L/NK SHAITAN SINGH, 7 RAJ RIF
235. 2500268M SEP BALJINDER SINGH, 14 PUNJAB
236. 2500967X SEP SATNAM SINGH, PUNJAB, 22 RR
237. 2619308M SEP ANOOP KUMAR S, 6 MADRAS
238. 2809757X SEP VAIBHAV BHARAT GAWAS, 12 MARATHA LI
239. 2814789K SEP PARASHURAM DOLLINVAR, 26 MARATHA LI
240. 3004133W SEP MAHESH, 25 RAJPUT
241. 3004156X SEP ROHTASH, 25 RAJPUT
242. 3408963X SEP GURINDER SINGH, SIKH, ARN PUNE
243. 4003502M SEP HEM RAJ, DOGRA, 40 RR
244. 4290726K SEP DHARTI ORAON, 15 BIHAR
245. 4378852Y SEP WANGTO WANGSA, ASSAM, IMA DEHRADUN
246. 4480431K SEP PARMJIT SINGH, SIKH LI, 49 RR
247. 4483454W SEP SUKHDIP SINGH, SIKH LI, 2 RR
248. 4483785X SEP GURDASS SINGH, SIKH LI, 2 RR
249. 4487888N SEP SUKHMEET SINGH, 7 SIKH LI
250. 19000519F SEP HARBHAL SINGH, 22 SIKH
251. 13630398M PTR AKUMCHUNG, 12 PARA (SF)
252. 14852633A PTR ARVIND NETAM, 9 PARA (SF)
253. 15227150W PTR SANDEEP KUMAR, 2 PARA (SF)
254. 5251464Y RFN SHIV SHANKAR MAURYA, 3 GR, ABHM
255. 5455860W RFN YOJ BAHADUR GURUNG, 4/5 GR (FF)
256. 5456567L RFN PARINDRA BAHADUR KHATRI, 5/5 GR (FF)
257. 5456945Y RFN NOKH BAHADUR RANA, 5/5 GR (FF)
258. 5457199N RFN DHAN BAHADUR SEN, 4/5 GR (FF), 33 RR
259. 5458156L RFN YOGESH DEWAN, 1/5 GR (FF)
260. 9114510P RFN IIAYA KUMAR C, 8 JAK LI
261. 9927814M RFN GHULLAM HUSSAIN, 3 LADAKH SCOUTS
262. 9927768H RFN JIGMET ANGCHOK, 5 LADAKH SCOUTS
263. 16018107A RFN NARPAT SINGH SHEKHAWAT, 22 RAJ RIF
264. 4197443W COMDO RAJESH SINGH NEGI, KUMAON, 51 SAG (NSG)

MECHANISED INFANTRY

265. IC-45176X COL BHARAT BHUSHAN BHATT, RC ECHS, JAIPUR
266. IC-60691F LT COL ANURAG MOHAPATRA
267. IC-64189K MAJ BHISHAM KUMAR, 119 (I) INF BDE
268. IC-70387L MAJ CHIKANE AKHIL YUVARAJ, 50 RR
269. IC-72642L CAPT KAMAL JANGID, 42 RR
270. 14934339M NK BURUNGLE EKNATH DADA
271. 14941601M SEP RAVAGONDU VASU, 50 RR

CORPS OF ENGINEERS

272. IC-51115W COL MUKESH BHANWALA
273. IC-58977X COL SHARMA VISHAL OM PRAKASH, HQ 35 BRTF
274. IC-59560K LT COL DEEPAK RAJ MASANAGATTA
275. IC-65126N LT COL MUKESH KUMAR SINGH, 128 RCC
276. IC-72687L MAJ BANAHATTI KARANSINGH, 71 ENGR REGT
277. IC-72775F MAJ YAJUVENDRA KUMAR GAUTAM, 123 RCC (GREF)
278. SS-43782P MAJ TARURAJ DEV, 51 SAG (NSG)
279. IC-75625W CAPT VIPRANSHU PANDEY, 58 RCC (GREF)
280. IC-76376P CAPT DIGVIJAY SINGH DEVADA, 426 (I) FD COY
281. IC-76414A CAPT KOTKAR CHETAN PRAKASH, 128 RCC
282. IC-76994A CAPT RAHUL SHARMA
283. IC-80125H LT PREET RAJ KOTHURI, 5 ENGR REGT
284. JC-326824Y SUB MAJ SHISHUPAL SINGH, CME PUNE
285. JC-350345W SUB MAJ VIRENDRA SINGH RAWAT
286. JC-309535N SUB CHENANDA ACHAIAH KUTTAPPA, ASI PUNE
287. JC-310066H SUB MOHAMMAD RAFI, MEG & C
288. JC-310147H SUB SHAIK AMEER BASHA, 20 ENGR REGT
289. JC-340238F SUB GURMEET SINGH, 51 ENGR REGT
290. JC-351575W SUB JADHAV CHANDRAKANT HANMANT, BEG & C
291. JC-351870Y SUB GURPREET SINGH, AMU INF SCHOOL MHOW
292. JC-352217X SUB SUNIL, 269 ENGR REGT
293. JC-341041X NB SUB SANTOSH KUMAR PANDEY
294. JC-341302A NB SUB GURMUKH SINGH, 57 ENGR REGT
295. JC-353072K NB SUB MOHD AZAD, CME PUNE
296. 1486690A HAV VIJENDRA SINGH, 68 ENGR REGT
297. 1492386M HAV VIJAY PRASAD, 51 ENGR REGT
298. 1494854A HAV RAJESH KUMAR, 236 ENGR REGT`
299. 1589407F HAV KULDEEP SINGH, 106 ENGR REGT
300. 15314057L HAV T RAJENDRAN, 426 (I) FD COY
301. 15316954A HAV R RAJAN
302. 15325799L HAV N NANDA KUMAR
303. 15566586W HAV RAMDASS, SM, 268 EB REGT
304. 15585279N HAV RAJESH VERMA, BEG & CENTRE
305. 15344916A L/HAV BHUP SINGH, 68 ENGR REGT
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314. 18007605Y SPR HARSEVAK SINGH, 65 EB REGT
315. 18014156X RECT GAURAV TOMAR, BEG & CENTRE

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316. IC-51083Y COL S SOIN, VSM, SIGS DTE
317. IC-52764N COL SUSHIL KUMAR CHOUDHARY, SM, HQ SC
318. IC-54051F COL MANU JOSHI, HQ 4 RAPID
319. IC-57175F COL ANIMESH KUMAR, CIF (K) SIGNAL REGT
320. IC-57296H COL VIJAY PUNDIR, 1 AIR FMN SIG REGT
321. IC-60622L LT COL SAURABH AGARWAL, IHQ OF MOD (ARMY)
322. IC-71651A MAJ VISHAL BINDRA, 18 RR
323. SS-42294A MAJ SUBIN MATHEWS, 52 RR
324. IC-75152H CAPT ABHINAV BHARDWAJ, 50 RR
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326. JC-378677W SUB KRISHAN BAHADUR RAI
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331. 15389959F HAV RAGESH P
332. 15701573P HAV PRAVIN KUMAR K
333. 15393660M HAV VIPAN SINGH, TS GP NSG
334. 15687157X NK VIKAS KUMAR
335. 15689801X NK RAKESH KUMAR, 1 ARMY HQ SIG REGT

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336. IC-49931N COL TJ SINGH, ASC CENTRE & COLLEGE
337. IC-55889W LT COL AVINASH GUPTA, 1 ASC TRG CENTRE
338. IC-62217M LT COL VIPIN SINGH
339. IC-63214L LT COL CN RAMESH, 339 (I) SUP PL ASC
340. IC-69208N MAJ RAKESH KUMAR, 55 RR
341. SS-47692L LT ARNAV PRATEEK SINGH PARMAR, 25 RAJPUT

342. 663027K SUB MAJ SURENDER KUMAR
343. JC-605883A SUB MAJ UTTAMLAL GUPTA, ASC CENTRE & COLLEGE
344. JC-668654A SUB BINOD SHARANGI, IHQ OF MOD (ARMY)
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346. JC-669682Y NB SUB MEGH SHYAM
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350. 6395867K HAV A VARA PRASAD
351. 14846989X HAV ANEESH VP
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353. 14848409W HAV KALE SAMBHJAJI SHIVAJI
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356. 6496685X SEP ANIL KUMAR PATEL, 521 ASC BN
357. 6497328F SEP LR RAO
358. 6501923L SEP SURESH S, 870 AT COY
359. 14832306N SEP SUBHASH CHANDRA SWAMI, DRDO
360. 14832510M SEP GV SHIVA KUMAR
361. 14836787H SEP BHOORA RAM GODARA
362. 14843599K SEP MANU KUMAR SINGH, 5014 ASC BN
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363. IC-46769W COL AJEET ASHOK DESHPANDE
364. IC-67436X MAJ AMIT TYAGI, NSG (BDU)
365. IC-79916N CAPT MOHIT KUMAR, 3 RAJPUT
366. SS-47169A CAPT VIJAY KUMAR SHARMA, 8 JAT
367. JC-729428F SUB KULWINDER SINGH
368. 6943922X NK ANKUR RAWAT, OD SHAKURBASTI

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369. IC-53878L COL ROBINDER PAUL CORNELIUS
370. IC-57476L COL NISHANT NAVIN, 654 EME BN
371. IC-60176P LT COL NIKHIL LAL
372. IC-60399M LT COL SANDEEP SINGH THAKUR
373. IC-71159P MAJ M KRISHNA CHAITANYA, 46 RR
374. JC-759046M SUB AWADHESH KUMAR SINGH, STN WKSP EME, DELHI CANTT
375. JC-762281W SUB MAHESH KUMAR, 6014 (I) ARMD WKSP
376. JC-764102K SUB AJITH KUMAR B, IHQ OF MOD (ARMY)
377. JC-764800M SUB AYASA KANTA SAHU, MC EME
378. JC-769732N SUB PREMENDRA KUMAR MISHRA, 7 R&O FLT
379. JC-767018P NB SUB SUDAMA PATIL, 119 FD WKSP COY
380. JC-769959F NB SUB C CHANDRA SEKAR, 1 EME CENTRE
381. JC-772006K NB SUB RAJBIR SINGH, ARMY HQ STATIC WKSP EME
382. 14657652L HMT ARUNESH KUMAR PANDEY, 104 (I) FD WKSP COY
383. 14662389P HMT PREM PAL SINGH YADAV, 219 (I) FD WKSP COY
384. 14655132F NK AWADH NARAYAN YADAV, STATIC WKSP EME
385. 14660217F NK DURGA DAS BAIRAGI, 659 EME BN
386. 14651979N SEP RAJ KUMAR SINGH

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387. MR-05908A COL AR RAJAN, MH AHMEDNAGAR
388. MR-06081F COL KRISHNA DEV SINGH, AFC
389. MR-06672N GP CAPT PRADEEP JAISWAL, AH (R&R)
390. MR-06770H COL PAWAN DHULL, AH R&R
391. MR-06863X LT COL ADITYA GUPTA, CH (SC)
392. MR-06923F LT COL DINESH VERMA, OTC LUCKNOW
393. MR-07540F LT COL PRAFULL SHARMA, BH DELHI CANTT
394. MR-07612A LT COL VIVEK AGRAWAL, 92 BASE HOSP
395. MR-07686P LT COL REEMA KUMAR, AH R&R
396. MR-07800F LT COL SHIVENDRA SHOBHIT, 162 MH
397. MR-08769M LT COL PANKAJ KUMAR GOGOI, 176 MH
398. MR-09270W LT COL JASKANWAR SINGH, MH KARGIL
399. MR-08081A MAJ ASHOK KUMAR, MH NASIRABAD
400. MS-17207W CAPT SHIVANI MISHRA, 46 RR
401. MS-17247X CAPT UPADHYE MANOJ ARUN, 1 SIKKIM SCOUTS
402. MS-17491X CAPT RAJESH REDDY VADIYALA, 403 FD HOSP
403. JC-695182Y SUB MAJ SHRI KISHAN, AH R&R
404. JC-697790Y SUB MAJ J MOHAN RAJU, AH R&R
405. JC-699139P SUB SATYAPAL, BH DELHI CANTT
406. JC-699190P SUB TEJ RAM, DGAFMS
407. JC-699368A SUB MD ABUL KALAM AZAD, AMC C&C LUCKNOW
408. JC-700333Y SUB HARTAJ SINGH
409. JC-700098L NB SUB FIROZ KHAN PP, AH R&R
410. 13990022N NK SATYA NARAYAN RAI, AFMSD
411. 13987600M HAV SAJJAN KUMAR, AFC
412. 15417486M HAV DEVDAS ROY, AH R&R
413. 15422986M HAV RAMANUJ KUMAR ROY, AFC
414. 15434301W HAV SOHAN LAL, AH R&R
415. 13991886K NK RAJENDRA SINGH CHAUHAN, AFC
416. 13996251P NK AJAY KUMAR, CH (WC)
417. 13997529X NK RANJIT DAS, AFC
418. 13997735X NK BRIJENDRA SINGH YADAV, AH R&R
419. 15428116M NK SANTU PALOI, 18 PUNJAB
420. 15434099N NK KUMBAR YOGESH PRAKASH, AFC
421. 15411627A L/NK SUNIL KUMAR, MH PATIALA
422. 15415942N NK MINTU GOGOI, AH R&R
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424. 15420433Y SEP RAGHUNATH RAJAK, DGAFMS
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426. 15434482M SEP ST NAGEKAR, DGAFMS

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447. 7242108K DFR SUK SINGH, 17 ARMY DOG UNIT
448. 7244798X SWR MOHD ZAHUR, 17 ARMY DOG UNIT
449. 2B-88 ARMY DOG DOT, 17 ARMY DOG UNIT
450. B-710 ARMY DOG MISHA, 17 ARMY DOG UNIT
451. 21505 ARMY HORSE RIDE ‘A’ JAY, RVC CENTRE & COLLEGE, MEERUT CANTT
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452. TA-42648X MAJ SHAILESH SINGH CHAUHAN, 166 INF BN (TA) (H&H) ASSAM
453. TA-42691Y MAJ KIRTI KUMAR TIWARI, TA (MAHAR), IMA DEHRADUN
454. 13004031X NK MD HABIBUR RAHAMAN, 165 INF BN (TA) (H & H) ASSAM
455. 12964281H RFN AIJAZ AHMAD AHANGER, 161 INF BN (TA) JAK LI
456. 12974324A RFN FEROZ AHMAD GANIE, 162 INF BN (TA)(H&H) JAK LI
457. 12974625K RFN BALDEV SINGH, 162 INF BN (TA) JAK LI

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458. JC-819646F SUB RAMKESH
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460. 7777284H HAV PRADIP KUMAR, WC PRO UNIT
461. 7778570W HAV AJAY KUMAR, WC PRO UNIT
462. 7779440A HAV MANJIT SINGH, DEMO PRO UNIT
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463. SL-5262A LT COL MANOJ KUMAR, ASI PUNE

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464. SL-04583L LT COL BHOSLE ASHOK KRISHNAJI, JAT RECORDS
465. SL-05119 CAPT SUBASH CHANDRA, GE CENTRAL
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466. GS-173337A SHRI PA SHANKAR RAO, OVSR, 52 RCC (GREF)
467. GS-171970F SHRI ASHOK KUMAR, OEM, 32 BRTF (P) BEACON
468. GS-196178A SHRI MAHIPAL SINGH KURI, OEM, 128 RCC
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469. AR-276W SHRI JASMER SINGH MALIK, SM, DY COMDT, 27 ASSAM RIF
470. AR-326W SHRI HANUMAN SINGH, ASST COMDT, 1 ASSAM RIF
471. G/184354Y HAV THANGTINKHUP HAOKIP, 18 ASSAM RIF
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474. 26692S WG CDR IQBAL SINGH JOHAL, COMN SQN, IAF
475. 825545N NC (E) JAWAHAR PAL, COMN SQN, IAF
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476. 06722A LT MANDEEP KUMAR AHLAWAT, 27 RR(NAVAL DET NORTH)
477. 121310F CHEAP DEEPAK SINGH TANWAR, RC ECHS, JAIPUR
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478. PID-KPS-017324 MOHAMMAD YOUSIF, ASP, DPH BANDIPORA
479. EXK-001779 SHRI TASLEEM AHMAD KHAN, INSP, POLICE STATION AWANTIPUR
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480. SFF DOG CHOWMIN, HQ SPL FF BOMB DISPOSAL SQUAD
481. 13 NO 7 ARMY DOG ROCKET (ASSAULT), ASSAULT K9 (DOG) (NSG)
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482. A-181419 SHRI NARESH KUMAR SHARMA, SR PPS, COAS SECTT
483. A-218838 SHRI ANIL KUMAR LAL DAS, DY DIR, AG DV-2
484. A-237077 SHRI RISHI PAL, DY DIR, GS BR
485. A-237642 SHRI SATYAJEET KUMAR SRIVASTAVA, DY DIR, PS DTE
486. SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR THAKUR, DY DIR, DG FP
487. A-145543 SHRI JAGBIR SINGH, PS, DCOAS (IS&T) SECTT
488. A-277772 SHRI DAYA SHANKAR MISHRA, ASO, DG OL&SM
489. A-272090 SHRI VIDYANAND KUMAR, SSA, MS(X)
490. A-272933 SHRI AVINASH KUMAR, SSA, GS BRANCH
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492. 9986891 SHRI KASTURI LAL, SKT, STN HQ DAMANA
493. CS-3670 SHRI RAJU THAPA, MASALCHI, IMA DEHRADUN
494. L-0009690 SHRI SONAM JORGAIS, PORTER, 19 MADRAS
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Air Force plans integrated security system at airbases

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Vijay Mohan

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, August 12

Over six months after terrorists infiltrated into the Pathankot Air Force Station and engaged security forces in a three-day gunfight, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is installing Integrated Perimeter Security System (IPSS) at an airbase in the western sector as a pilot project.The pilot project will be used for evaluating the system and security methodology and incorporating suitable modifications. The IAF has plans to install similar systems at 54 airbases across the country and is looking at the industry to meet its requirements on a turn-key basis.The IAF issued a request for proposal this week seeking participation from private vendors to supply, install, test, integrate and commission an integrated security system at an airbase under the Western Air Command having a perimeter of about 25 km.The integrated system comprises a smart electrical power fence capable of detecting and deterring intruders, thermal cameras with wide area surveillance and tracking ability in darkness, fog and bad weather, closed circuit TV cameras with built in motion detector and vibration sensors to detect waling, crawling or digging movements. All sensor inputs would be processed and analysed by a security-control software at a control centre.While the IAF moves to enhance perimeter security of its installations, the issue of encroachments and unauthorised constructions such as houses, commercial establishments and shacks around airbases and other sensitive military installations continue to be a cause of concern.In gross violation of statutory provisions, illegal constructions have, over the years, come up right up to the perimeter walls of military installations and at many places even under the aircraft’s approach path, raising security and safety issues.Apart from smart fences, the IAF has also initiated several other measures such as procuring light armoured vehicles, weapons, protective gear and other technical equipment to enhance the capability of its security teams.

1st system under Western Command

As a pilot project, the IAF is installing Integrated Perimeter Security System (IPSS) at an airbase under the Western Air Command
The project will be used for evaluating the system and security methodology and incorporating suitablemodifications
The IAF issued a request for proposal this week seeking participation from private vendors to supply, install, test, integrate and commission the IPSS

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