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The 'Dispatch Rider's Podcast’ is a podcast series that brings to you Indian war stories, stories about war related incidents, and stories about the brave men and outstanding military leaders from the Indian armed forces. Feedback is welcome. Please write to: drpodcast.feedback@gmail.com
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This story is about Captain Mahendra Nath Mullah of the Indian Navy, who was commanding an Indian Naval warship - a frigate named "INS Khukri" during the 1971 war between India and Pakistan. When his ship was hit by an enemy torpedo and starting sinking, Captain Mullah ordered all others to abandon ship. He continued to supervise the rescue of many…
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Three brothers their Father and sister - all joined the Indian Army. While the eldest brother Major Somnath Sharma attained martyrdom in a rare display of gallantry during the 1947 India Pakistan war, thereby becoming the first recipient of India's highest gallantry award - The Param Vir Chakra, his Father two brothers and sister served the Nation …
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This is the story of Inder Gill, an officer of outstanding qualities - a deep professional knowledge and clarity of thought. An excellent leader and trainer. An officer who always stood upright for what he believed was the right thing to do. Hugely respected and admired through the rank and file of the Indian Army.…
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When the 1971 war was on between India and Pakistan, Sekhon - an Indian Air Force fighter pilot was posted at Srinagar airbase. On 14th December the air base was attacked by six Pakistani fighter aircraft. Sekhon took them on singlehandedly. He shot down one aircraft and seriously damaged another before the sheer numbers got the better of him. Sekh…
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One of the finest armor commanders the Indian Army has produced. A brilliant strategist and tactician of tank warfare. A 'revered' leader. His simplicity, courage, boldness, and a high sense of professionalism will continue to inspire thousand of officers and men of the Indian Army.By Puneet Mathur
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Physical and moral courage are seldom found in abundance, in the same person. Yet, Lt. General Bhagat was an example of this. For the former, he won the Victoria Cross during the Second World War. For the latter, it is said there are innumerable instances to recount.By Puneet Mathur
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Every Indian knows the story of 2nd Lt. Arun Khetrapal, who participated in the Battle of Basantar dring the 1971 India Pakistan war, single handedly destroyed several Pakistani tanks, before his was mortally wounded. He was only 21 old. For his act of courage above and beyond the call of duty, Arun Khetrapal was awarded the Nation's highest award …
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In 1977, an indian Air Force plane belonging to the Communications Squadron (tasked to transport VIPs and VVIPs) left Palam airport, Delhi on way to Jorhat. The passengers were the Indian Prime Minister - Morarji Desai and his entourage. Shortly before landing at Jorhat the plane crashed killing all crew members. The Prime Minister miraculously sur…
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