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Pay Homage to The Real Warriors



It was late in afternoon, I was at work almost exhausted and tired. Someone, raised a question that tomorrow is the army day, well I was well aware about the fact. The same person asked do you know why, and most of us gone blank. I discovered myself standing in the corridor of darkness, with zero degree of enlighten over this issue. I hate my weakness, and it became important to overcome this darkness with a light of knowledge over this issue.


Interestingly, army day is celebrated every year on 15th January. It is celebrated in the respect of the first Indian Army Commander-in-chief, K.M. Cariappa. Later on he went on to become Field Marshal because of his exemplary leadership and accomplishment over the long span of warrior life.


Now, it has another significance, it is celebrated to salute and pay respect to the brave and courageous soldiers of India who had sacrificed their life and still doing it to protect the soverginity of the nation from any external threat and to provide aid during natural disasters.


Indian army is actively involved in counter insurgency operations in North Eastern part and counter terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. It is not only seeing the action but also concentrating on the preparedness of the troops and officers for conventional war.


Indian Army is a nation inside a nation and it has set example for many other armies to learn from them. The evident fact is that most of the European countries, USA, UK, Asian countries are in the bidding process to train their officers with Indian Army. Indian Army is also considered to be the Number One army in the world to counter terrorism and well trained army in the modern warfare.



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