Sainya Seva Medal of Indian Army.
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Liberation War of Bangladesh – Fallen Heroes on both sides
The India-Pakistan War of 1971 is memorable because of Fallen Heroes on both sides. Wars cannot be won without human sacrifice. The Attacking Party and the Defending Party have to display valor in the true traditions of rendering military Service.
About Guns, Victory and Gallantry Awards – 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War
About Guns, Victory and Gallantry Awards – Bangladesh Ops of 1971. The US President Richard Nixon and the Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Washington DC, November 04, 1971. OPERATION EAGLE 1971 – ABOUT GUNS, VICTORY, AND GALLANTRY AWARDS. THE MILITARY ACTION IN THE CHITTAGONG HILL TRACTS COMMENCED ON NOVEMBER 03, 1971, ONE MONTH PRIOR TO …
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Operation Eagle 1971 – A Sermon in Kaptai, Bangladesh
OPERATION EAGLE 1971-72 in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh was inclined towards Peace
Letters to the Editor – The Ann Arbor News
My Indian Perspective on Current Events and Current Affairs Sunday, June 15, 2008 If China dominates oil, it will dominate region As the gas prices across the nation hit record high levels, I am not concerned about the United States’ dependence upon oil from the Middle East. If the United States is not willing to …
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Defining Indian Identity – What’s in a name?
Name is an important tool to describe personal identity. The fondness for selecting, using, and remembering names is an important Cultural attribute which defines Indian Identity.
Defining Indian Identity -The Traditional Greeting
Culture is acquired or learned behavior. We learn to greet and acknowledge each other with tools provided by Culture.