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What a Shameful act of Chandigarh Police they want to recrate the thrashing scene at Patiala with help of drone ,Called Bath family members and made them wait of hours in summer heat without taking permission from any authority but fails to call the 4 culprit inspectors of Punjab police .No one yet arrested even after 3 months .High court gave 4 months to submit the report .
ADEO Letter to SHO Police Station Rajouri.Pdf Kulwant Kaur finished second
Brig Daljit Singh Tuthral President Panchkula Haryana Unit Sanjha Morcha on extreme right
Roop Aulakh won the ladies’ category event with a score of 62 during the Par 3 Masters Golf Tournament at the Chandigarh Golf Club here today. Kulwant Kaur finished second with a score of 63.
In the above 75 years (9-hole), AK Batta (27) and Brig DS Thukral (28) won the first two positions, and in the men’s (18-hole), MP Singh (46) won first position and Saahir Singh (51) finished second.
SS Sodhi won the Hole-in-One event of gthe tournament, while Dr Narinder Arora won the nearest to the pin (18-hole) and Nihaal Cheema won the same in the 9-hole event.
A clash involving a senior Army officer and a government official regarding the Line of Control (LoC) fencing project has caused a stir on social media, drawing significant attention from military veterans and defense enthusiasts. The incident allegedly involved the assault of Colonel Ankush Chaudhary, the Commanding Officer of an engineer regiment, by Assistant Defence Estate Officer (ADEO) Triyam Singh.
Colonel Chaudhary was responsible for supervising a critical LoC fencing initiative following a recent infiltration attack in Pahalgam. He reportedly approached ADEO Singh to secure necessary approvals for the project, which is part of enhanced border security efforts in the region. When ADEO Singh declined to sign the vital board proceedings and approve the land-use documentation, Colonel Chaudhary visited Singh’s office in person to discuss the matter.
Reports indicate that the meeting escalated into a confrontation when ADEO Singh allegedly assaulted the Army officer. In a show of support for their Commanding Officer, soldiers from the engineer regiment reportedly retaliated against the official. This incident has sparked a broader discussion about the behavior of civil officials involved in defense land matters and the difficulties faced in executing urgent military infrastructure projects.
Military veterans and current personnel have expressed solidarity with Colonel Chaudhary and his soldiers, emphasizing the deep emotional and professional ties between commanding officers and their troops. Former Northern Army Commander Lt Gen (Retd) KJS Dhillon commented, “For the soldiers, CO is next only to God. Touching a CO has consequences. A CO has responsibility to protect his jawans and he will lay down his life doing so, and vice versa for the jawans.”
The incident was brought to light by retired Army officer Sushil Singh Sheoran on the social media platform X. Sheoran accused the Defence Estate Office (DEO) of corruption and obstruction, stating, “The Defence Estate Office within the Ministry of Defence is known for its corruption and often tries to stall projects in exchange for bribes.”
While the Ministry of Defence has yet to release an official statement, the incident has amplified calls for systemic reforms in the Defence Estate management system and improved civil-military coordination in sensitive operational areas.
RUPA, 14 Jun: The Indian Army organized a grand ex-servicemen rally at the golf course here in West Kameng district on Saturday to honour the sacrifices of war heroes, ex-servicemen, and their families.
Governor KT Parnaik, who attended the event, expressed deep gratitude to the veer naris and their families for the sacrifices made by their loved ones. He highlighted Arunachal’s unity in diversity, noting, “With 26 major tribes and over 100 sub-tribes, the mutual cooperation among them sets an example for the nation.”
He urged ex-servicemen and the authorities to collaborate in combating the drug menace, and emphasized the need for volunteer-driven efforts to address waste disposal for a cleaner, developed Arunachal. He praised the ex-servicemen, stating, “You are still a true soldier without uniforms, and contributing significantly to nation-building.”4 Corps GOC Lt Gen Gambhir Singh emphasized the rally’s purpose, saying, “This event strengthens the Army’s bond with ex-servicemen and their families. Your presence reflects your love for the Army, and we share the same emotions.”
He expressed pride in the ex-servicemen’s contributions to nation-building.
5 Mountain Brigade GOC Maj Gen KS Gerewaladded, “We are honoured to have our former soldiers, veer naris, and veer matas with us. The soldier in you continues to inspire serving personnel. Your passion and discipline will always remain immortal.”
The event began with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Rupa War Memorial, where the governor and other dignitaries paid tributes to the nation’s heroes.
The rally featured felicitation of veer naris, veer matas, and veterans by the governor. Facilities such as CSD canteens, free medical camps, and government stalls were provided for ex-servicemen and their families.
Rajya Sainik Board Director RD Mosobi outlined various benefits and facilities available to ex-servicemen and their families.
The event was attended also by Kalaktang MLA Tseten Chombay, Superintendent of Police Sudhanshu, and administrative officers from Bomdila and Rupa, including Rupa ADC Lobsang Tseten.
Colonel Ankush Chaudhary, the commanding officer of the Engineer Regiment, was tasked with proposing the construction of fencing along the Line of Control (LOC) to prevent infiltration, especially in light of the recent attack in Pahalgam. However, the Assistant Defence Estate Officer (ADEO) was refusing to sign the board proceedings necessary for the project. As the presiding officer, Colonel Chaudhary went to the ADEO’s office personally to address the situation. Unfortunately, ADEO Triyam Singh not only refused to cooperate but also misbehaved with the commanding officer, even going so far as to assault Colonel Chaudhary.
In response, the valiant Sikh soldiers of the Engineer Regiment retaliated, giving Singh a taste of his own medicine. The Defence Estate Office (DEO) within the Ministry of Defence is known for its corruption and often tries to stall projects in exchange for bribes.
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सब लेफ्टिनेंट सिद्धि हेमंत ने सोमवार को प्रशिक्षण सफलतापूर्वक पूरा करके नौसेना की दूसरी महिला हेलिकॉप्टर पायलट बनकर इतिहास रच दिया। दरअसल, सिद्धि समेत भारतीय नौसेना के 18 अधिकारियों ने सोमवार को आईएनएस राजाली स्थित हेलिकॉप्टर ट्रेनिंग स्कूल से पायलट के रूप में ग्रैजुएशन पूरी की।
पासिंग आउट परेड में हिस्सा लिया
एक अधिकारी के मुताबिक, इन अधिकारियों ने भारतीय नौसैनिक एयर स्क्वाड्रन-561 में 22 सप्ताह के गहन फ्लाइंग और ग्राउंड ट्रेनिंग को सफलतापूर्वक पूरा करने के बाद एक पासिंग आउट परेड में हिस्सा लिया। प्रशिक्षण पूरा करने वालों में महिला अधिकारी दुबे शामिल हैं।
प्रतिष्ठित गोल्डन विंग्स
स्नातक होने वाले अधिकारियों को प्रतिष्ठित गोल्डन विंग्स प्रदान किए गए, जो उन्हें हेलिकॉप्टर पायलट के रूप में चिह्नित करते हैं। पूर्वी नौसेना कमान के फ्लैग ऑफिसर कमांडिंग-इन-चीफ वाइस एडमिरल राजेश पेंढारकर ने उन्हें यह पुरस्कार प्रदान किए।
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नौसेना की फ्रंटलाइन इकाइयों में किया जाएगा तैनात
नए पायलटों को अब नौसेना के फ्रंटलाइन यूनिटों में तैनात किया जाएगा, जहां वे टोह, निगरानी, खोज और बचाव तथा समुद्री डकैती रोधी अभियानों में महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाएंगे। वाइस एडमिरल पेंढारकर ने कहा कि नए पायलटों ने न केवल उड़ान भरना सीखा है, बल्कि उद्देश्यपूर्ण तरीके से उड़ान भरना सीखा है। उन्होंने कहा कि भारतीय नौसैनिक विमानन हमेशा से पेशेवरता, सटीकता और गर्व के लिए जाना जाता रहा है।
Family Trifecta: 3 officers in Army, Navy, IAF
DEHRADUN: In a proud moment steeped in tradition and service, a Bengaluru-based family with deep roots in India’s defence services witnessed its youngest member don the Indian Army uniform at the Indian Military Academy on Saturday. The occasion marked a milestone for Indian Air Force Air Commodore Vasant Navad, currently serving at the Integrated Defence Staff in Delhi, as he watched his younger son, Anmol Navad, join the ranks of the Indian Army as a commissioned officer.
Tired of too many ads?go ad free nowAdding to the joy, Anmol’s elder brother, Aryan Navad, an officer (naval aviator) in the Indian Navy, stood proudly beside him, celebrating the continuation of a family legacy dedicated to national service in all three wings of India’s armed forces – Army, Navy and Air Force.
“These two individuals constantly inspired me to do something meaningful for the nation – something unique and challenging,” said newly commissioned Lieutenant Anmol Navad. “My father is my source of inspiration, and my brother remains a rock-solid guiding pillar. Defence is where I truly belong.”
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Asked about the unique roles each member of his family will play in safeguarding the nation, Air Commodore Vasant Navad emphasised the critical coordination required among the three armed services to achieve victory, similar to the one during Operation Sindoor.
https://d-16166671112414718798.ampproject.net/2505300108000/frame.html”Modern warfare has evolved into a multi-domain operation – whether it’s space, cyber or psychological warfare, success now hinges on superior information and strategic integration,” he said.
All set to join the Infantry Regiment of the Indian Army, Anmol shared his passion for squash and running – the latter, he said, gives him a true adrenaline rush. “Running pushes you beyond your limits, and that’s where the sense of achievement lies. It was one of the reasons I was drawn to the National Defence Academy.”
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Reflecting on his time at the IMA, he recalled the Bhadraj camp in the Mussoorie hills as one of the most challenging parts of his training. Anmol’s maternal grandfather, a decorated officer in the Territorial Army and recipient of the President’s Medal, also embodied the family’s legacy of service.
हरादून: देहरादून में इंडियन मिलिट्री एकेडमी (IMA) से एक अनोखी कहानी सामने आई है। यह कहानी हिम्मत, लगन और ऊँची उड़ान भरने की इच्छाशक्ति की मिसाल है। उत्तरी कश्मीर के बारामूला जिले के 27 साल के इमरान अहमद ने शनिवार को आईएमए में अफसर की वर्दी पहनी। इमरान कभी भारतीय सेना में राइफलमैन थे। अब वह स्पेशल कमीशंड ऑफिसर (SCO) स्कीम के तहत लेफ्टिनेंट बन गए हैं। उन्होंने 2017 में सेना ज्वाइन की थी।
इमरान ने गुजरात और जम्मू-कश्मीर के उरी सेक्टर में अपनी सेवाएं दीं। अपनी सर्विस के दौरान उन्हें अपने कंपनी कमांडर, लेफ्टिनेंट नीरज जोशी से प्रेरणा मिली। लेफ्टिनेंट जोशी ने ही उन्हें SCO स्कीम के बारे में बताया था। यह स्कीम सैनिकों को अफसर बनने का रास्ता दिखाती है। इस विचार से उत्साहित होकर इमरान ने सर्विसेज सिलेक्शन बोर्ड (SSB) की तैयारी शुरू कर दी। उन्होंने SSB को सफलतापूर्वक पास कर लिया।
इमरान ने कहा, “यह आसान नहीं था।” उन्होंने आगे कहा, “लेकिन सबसे आगे रहकर नेतृत्व करने के सपने ने मुझे आगे बढ़ने के लिए प्रेरित किया।” इमरान दो छोटी बेटियों के पिता हैं। उन्होंने कश्मीर के युवाओं से सेना को एक अच्छा और सम्मानजनक करियर विकल्प मानने का आग्रह किया। उन्होंने कहा, “वर्दी में देश की सेवा करने से बड़ा कोई गर्व नहीं है।”
