Indian Heros

  BSF THEME SONG BSF LOGO.png हम सीमा के प्रहरी हैं हम सीना तान खड़े हम भारत के गौरव की बनके पहचान खड़े Iहम सीमा के प्रहरी हैं हम सीना तान खड़ेI हम भारत के गौरव की बनके पहचान खड़े I भारत के हर प्रांत से आये बहादुरों का दल I हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। ना आंधियां डरा सके ना मुश्किलें गिरा सके। हमें हमारी राहों से न काफिले हटा सके। नहीं है ऐसी शक्तियां जो हमको आजमां सके। हम हैं। सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। भारत के हर प्रांत से आये बहादुरों का दल I हम हैं। सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। पूरब पश्चिम उत्तर दक्षिण हम हैं चारों ओर। एक से एक खड़ा है बांधे प्रतिरक्षा की डोर। धूप हो कि छाव शहर हो कि गांव जिंदगी है दांव। हम हैं। सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। भारत के हर प्रांत से आये बहादुरों का दल हम हैं। सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्षा बल। पहाड़ियों में घूमते हैं जंगलों में डोलतेI फर्ज की तराजुओ में अपना खून तोलते। मन में प्रेम भाव लेकर सेवा द्वार खोलतेI हम हैं। सीमा सुरक्षा बल हम हैं सीमा सुरक्ष

  What is Param Vir Chakra/परमवीर चक्र भारत का सर्वोच्च सैन्य सम्मान The Param Vir Chakra (PVC) is India's highest military decoration, awarded for displaying distinguished acts of valour during wartime. On 26 January 1950, celebrated as Republic Day of India, the PVC was instituted as a Gallantry Medal with retrospective effect from 15 August 1947 by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the then President of India.The Medal translates as the "Wheel of the Ultimate Brave", and the award is granted for "most conspicuous bravery in the presence of the enemy". The medal was designed by Mrs. Savitri Khanolkar. The designer drew inspiration from sage Dadhichi, a vedic rishi who made the ultimate sacrifice by giving up his body so that the Gods could make a deadly weapon called Vajra or Thunderbolt from his spine. The medal is cast in bronze. In the centre, on a raised circle, is the state emblem, surrounded by four replicas of Indra's Vajra, flanked by the sword of Shivaji. The

  History of National War Memorial The iconic India Gate in Lutyen's Delhi was constructed in 1931 by erstwhile British empire to commemorate the Battle Casualty (Fatal) of India during World War I as well as Third Anglo-Afghan War. It stands tall as a must visit monument for visitors in New Delhi. Out of over 83,000 Indians who laid down their lives, India Gate bears 13,516 names, etched all over the monument Amar Jawan Jyoti (AJJ) Amar Jawan Jyoti (AJJ) An inverted bayonet with a helmet structure along with Amar Jawan Jyoti was installed over night under the Arch of India Gate in January 1972 to commemorate India's victory in India - Pakistan War 1971 and as Nation's tribute to our brave soldiers who laid down their lives. After inception of National War Memorial, the Amar Jawan Jyoti merged with eternal flame of National War Memorial on 21 January 2022. Wreaths have been laid at AJJ ever since by dignitaries at various occasions, including by foreign dignitaries Post Ind

The Battle of Longewala 1971 The Battle of Longewala was one of the major decisive battles fought on the Western sector during the India - Pakistan War of 1971. On the night of 04/05 Dec 1971, Pakistan forces comprising 4000 soldiers, T-59 & Sherman tanks, and a medium artillery battery attacked Longewala border post held by 23 PUNJAB. Inspite of being outnumbered, Indian soldiers gallantly held the post and requisitioned support of IAF. At the dawn of 5th Dec 1971, the Hunter aircraft based at Jaisalmer wreaked havoc on the Pakistani troops with their devastating fire power. The Hunters of 122 Squadron flew 18 sorties and destroyed 36 enemy tanks, 100 vehicles and killed 200 Pakistan soldiers in a very short span of time thwarting the advance of Pakistani army in its tracks.

India-Pakistan War 1965  India - Pakistan war of 1965 was culmination of a series of border skirmishes between India and Pakistan over the years. The hostilities started immediately after India - China conflict of 1962. In retaliation, India launched an attack on Lahore across the area extending from Pathankot to Suratgarh. Finally, ceasefire was agreed upon with effect from 23 September 1965. Indian forces suffered a total of 3415 casualties and were awarded 02 Param Vir Chakra, 37 Maha Vir Chakra and 171 Vir Chakra for gallantry during the Operations.

India-China Conflict 1962  China had laid claims over large parts of Indian Territory in North Eastern Frontier Agency (now Arunachal Pradesh) and J&K. The skirmishes at the border started when Chinese troops surrounded Indian Posts in Ladakh and NEFA in August 1962. During the conflict, the Indian Air Force provided assistance to Army by airlifting men and material to borders round the clock. On 21 November 1962, the ceasefire was declared. A total of 3177 Indian soldiers made supreme sacrifice during this conflict and were awarded 03 Param Vir Chakras, 21 Maha Vir Chakras and 75 Vir Chakras among others for gallantry.

  Introduction:-  Immediately after independence, Pakistan made an attempt to occupy the state of Jammu & Kashmir by force. On 27 October 1947, the Indian troops were flown into Srinagar to defend the State. After fourteen months of conflict, ceasefire was declared on 01 January 1949. A total of 2845 Indian soldiers made the supreme sacrifice during this conflict and were awarded 05 Param Vir Chakras, 53 Maha Vir Chakras and 323 Vir Chakras for bravery.

  Introduction:- The Battle of Point 4875, also known as the Battle of Pimple Complex, was a pivotal engagement in the Kargil War fought between India and Pakistan from May to July 1999. Located in the strategic Drass sector of the Kargil district in Jammu and Kashmir, Point 4875 overlooked the Srinagar-Leh National Highway, making it a crucial position for both sides. In one of the fiercest battles during Operation Vijay in 1999, Pakistani intruders were successfully evicted from Point 4875 in Mushkoh Valley of Kargil area by the soldiers of Indian Army. In this battle, troops of 13 JAK RIF, advanced along a steep mountain at an altitude over 15000 feet against heavy enemy fire from automatic weapons and killed the intruders in hand-to-hand combat. Indian troops were awarded two Param Vir Chakras and five Vir Chakras in this battle. The Fight for Domination: Pakistani Occupation : Early in the war, Pakistani troops and militants infiltrated and occupied several peaks, including Point

  Introduction :- The Battle of Basantar was one of the vital battles fought during India - Pakistan War of 1971 in Western Sector. Indian Army thwarted the battle plans of Pakistan to invade Shakargarh bulge by launching a bold offensive within four days of declaration of war when its formations reached and got deployed on the outskirts of Sialkot town. Indian troops were awarded two Param Vir Chakras, four Maha Vir Chakras and four Vir Chakras in this battle. The Battle of Basantar, also known as the Battle of Shakargarh or Battle of Barapind, was a crucial engagement in the Western Sector of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War. It took place from December 4 to 16, 1971, in the Punjab/Jammu sector of India and played a decisive role in securing this strategically important region. Here's a summary of the battle: Background :-kistan aimed to capture the Shakargarh bulge, threatening Jammu and disrupting Indian communication lines.India initiated offensive operations to counter Pakistani p

Introduction :-  The Battle of Haji Pir was one of the most fiercely fought battles during India - Pakistan War of 1965. Indian Army successfully executed large scale outflanking movement of forces to impede infiltration by the enemy along Uri - Haji Pir Pass. During night long daring operation, heavy casualties were inflicted on the enemy. Indian troops were awarded one Maha Vir Chakra, one Vir Chakra and four Sena Medals in this battle. The Battle of Haji Pir was a significant military engagement that occurred during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965. It took place from August 26 to 28, 1965, in the Haji Pir Pass region of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The battle resulted in a crucial victory for India, which captured the entire Haji Pir bulge, including the strategically important 8,652-foot-high Haji Pir Pass. Background :  Prior to the battle, the Haji Pir Pass served as a key infiltration route for Pakistani forces into Indian-held Kashmir. This posed a significant security threat

  Operation Trident :- On the night of 04/05 Dec 1971, Indian Naval Ships Kiltan, Katchall, Nipat, Nirghat and Veer carried out their first missile attack over Karachi harbour. When Indian fleet reached 70 nautical miles South of Karachi around 10:30 PM, one of the officers on INS Nipat observed a blip on the radar indicating approaching enemy ship and fired a number of missiles to sink it. It was later identified as PNS Khaibar (Pakistani destroyer). On approaching harbour, INS Veer fired missiles on to PNS Muhafiz (Pakistan coastal minesweeper) to sink it along with its crew. In its maiden missile boat operation after independence, the Indian Navy destroyed four Pakistani ships and damaged another two. The Pakistani fuel reserves and harbour were also destroyed. In this fiercest battle, Indian Navy ships bombarded Karachi harbour with devastating fire power inflicting huge losses on to the adversary.

 Operation Meghdoot is an operation along our North-Western border region in high altitude area of Siachen Glacier. The enemy post 'Quaid-e-Azam' at an altitude of 21,153 ft with 1500 ft steep ice wall was so well positioned that it dominated the Indian posts all around. To capture this strategically located position, Indian Army launched its offensive on 23 June 1987. After three days and three nights of grueling operation under the most difficult and adverse weather conditions with temperatures going down to minus 50 degrees C and intense snow blizzards, 8 JAK LI accomplished the mission on 26 June 1987. It is considered as a feat unparalleled in the history of high altitude warfare. Later, the post was named as 'Bana Top' taking its name from one of the valiant soldiers who participated in this Operation.

  Introduction:- Battle of Rezangla was a pitched battle fought during India-China border conflict of 1962 at one of the highest mountainous battle fields at 18000 ft. Occupation of the mountain pass Rezangla in J&K's Ladakh region by Chinese forces would have cut off the only road link of Chushul garrison to Leh. On 18 Nov 1962, Chinese troops launched a silent attack over Indian defences at Rezangla from two directions. As Indian troops were very vigilant, they inflicted heavy casualties on the attackers. Chinese forces launched multiple attacks and cut off all communication lines of Indian troops. Inspite of being completely isolated and outnumbered, soldiers of 13 KUMAON under the leadership of the company commander fought till last man last round. Troops of Indian Army displayed unparalleled courage and determination during the operation. Opposing Forces:- India :- 120 soldiers of Charlie Company, 13th Kumaon Regiment, led by Major Shaitan Singh. China :- Over 1,000 soldie

  Introduction:- The Battle of Tithwal was one of the fiercest and longest battles fought during India - Pakistan conflict in 1947-48. During initial stages, Pashtun tribal militia had crossed the border and occupied strategically important village of Tithwal on Indian side which was fought over and claimed by both sides on a number of occasions. Attacker's primary aim was to capture the Richhmar Gali located South of Tithwal and Nastachun Pass, East of Tithwal which was held by Indian Army. A massive attack was launched by Pakistan Army on 13 October 1948 hoping to capture the posts held by Indian troops but failed miserably with heavy casualties due to undaunting courage and valour displayed by Indian troops. The indomitable spirit and determination of Indian Army helped India in retaining the post of Tithwal. Soldiers of 6 RAJ RIF, Indian Army can be seen charging on the enemy in a hand to hand combat. Setting the Stage:-  Location:- Tithwal, a strategically important village lo

  Introduction :- The Battle of Gangasagar was one of the most fiercely fought battles in then East Pakistan during India - Pakistan War of 1971. 14 GUARDS was given the task of capturing heavily fortified Pakistani military position in village Gangasagar. With meticulous planning, Indian troops commenced their offensive at 0200 hrs on 03 December 1971 and continued their advance towards the objective by clearing bunker after bunker against intense and close enemy shelling. Very close to the objective, Pakistani soldiers opened Medium Machine Gun fire from a two storey fortified building inflicting heavy casualties on Indian troops. This, however, did not deter the Indian soldiers who displayed unparalleled courage and determination during the operation and finally secured the objective after a pitched battle of two days. An impossible mission was accomplished and bravery of Indian soldiers was at its best display that turned the battle in their favour.   The town of Gangasagar lies ap

Introduction:- The Battle of Longewala was one of the major decisive battles fought on the Western sector during the India - Pakistan War of 1971. On the night of 04/05 Dec 1971, Pakistan forces comprising 4000 soldiers, T-59 & Sherman tanks, and a medium artillery battery attacked Longewala border post held by 23 PUNJAB. Inspite of being outnumbered, Indian soldiers gallantly held the post and requisitioned support of IAF. At the dawn of 5th Dec 1971, the Hunter aircraft based at Jaisalmer wreaked havoc on the Pakistani troops with their devastating fire power. The Hunters of 122 Squadron flew 18 sorties and destroyed 36 enemy tanks, 100 vehicles and killed 200 Pakistan soldiers in a very short span of time thwarting the advance of Pakistani army in its tracks. The Night of Fury:- On the night of December 4th, Pakistani forces launched a fierce attack under the cover of darkness. Tanks rumbled across the desert, supported by heavy artillery fire. But the Indian soldiers remained d