shields of India

Early Life and Education Anuj Nayyar was born on 28 august 1975 in Delhi,India.his father S.K Nayyar was a professor in delhi school of economics while his mother Meena Nayyar worked in south campus library of Delhi University. Capt Anuj received his higher education from Army Public School,Dhaula Kaun.He was consistent performer in his studies and sports at high school.He cleared NDA examination and graduated from NDA khadakwasla,Pune and was later commisioned into 17 JAT unit of JAT regiment in the Indian Army Love Story Capt. Anuj Nayar goes back to the commander and returned his engagement ring. He said " can you do me a favor sir", he opened the handkerchief, in that was her e ngagement ring.. he give it to the commander and said "sir please ap yeh angoothi rakh lijiye,meri mangetar ne yeh mujhe di thi agar me wapis na aya toh yeh usey wapis kar dena" Commander: " you will come back why you think like this? you will surely come b...

Early Life and Education Vikram Batra was born on 9 september 1974 in palampur,Himachal Pradesh.He was the third child of shree Girdharilal Batra and shreemati kamal kanta Batra ,he was born as twin and was elder of twin sons and had two elder sisters his secondary education was done in D.A.V school palampur and  he received senior secondary education from central school   Later,he attended D.A.V college and completed his graduation in medical science.At college,he joined the Air Wing of the NCC in his first year.During the Inter-State NCC camp he was awarded as the best Air wing cadet of North zone after that he went through 40 day paratrooping training. Following completion of his bachelor's degree in 1995,he went for his higher studies in chandigarh where he took admission in MA,so that he could prepare for CDS examination  in 1996 he qualified the examination and got selected in the SSB at Allahabad (also known as the rejection centre).b...

Early Life yogendra yadav belonging to an army family used to listen to the war stories of 1965 and 1971 in which his father participated and use to see himself in the battles fighting and winning over enemies so it was his elder brother who joined armed forces and on returning back from several months of duty suggested him to give a try in the indian army , he said "abhi toh inter kar rhe hai uske baad dekhte hai" but his big brother insisted him to give a try .He knew that once i participate in the entrance i will be qualified and mother of yogendra yadav ji thought the same,at that time his age was 16 year 5 month he went for the entry in army and eventually he got selected and it was his first (veni,vidi,vici). Life in Indian Army after joining the indian army he was trained for 1 year and was placed in 18 grenadiers regiment of indian army.it was the same regiment in which Abdul Hamid and Hoshiyar singh  served the country and he was proud ...

In the early days of May 1999, after patrols sent in the mountains disappeared indicating something was amiss, the 18th Grenadiers was pulled from the counter insurgency grid in the Valley and ordered to evict the intruders. The initial briefing by the commander of Kargil based 121 Brigade was that there were no more than 8 ƒ?? 10 infiltrators on the tops. " Just go up and bring them by the scruff of the neck " was the casual order. Tololing, a naked mountain, loomed large rising to 16000 feet, overlooking the town of Drass. With no cover a single steep track led to the top zig zagging along a narrow path. There was absolutely no cover for climbing troops. From their concrete bunkers and reinforced sangars the Pakistanis could see every inch of the track. There was nothing to hide behind but the faith of God.From this vantage point, the Pakistanis brought in heavy artillery fire on the National Highway NH 1A which was closest at this point. This brought movement on the highw...

The Pakistani effort to take Kargil occurred after the February 1999 Lahore summit between then Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the Indian Prime Minister Atal Bahari Vajpayee. This conference was believed to have de-escalated the tensions that had existed since May 1998. The major motive behind the operation was to help in internationalising the Kashmir issue, and for which global attention had been flagging for some time. The intrusion plan was the brainchild of Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Gen Pervez Musharraf and Lt Gen Mohammed Aziz, the Chief of General Staff. They obtained only an 'in principle' concurrence, without any specifics, from Nawaz Sharif, the Pakistani Prime Minister. Pakistan's military aim for carr ying out the intrusions was based on exploitation of the large gaps that exist in the defences in the sector both on Indian and Pak side of the Line of Control (LoC). The terrain is extremely rugged with very few tracks leading from the main...