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'पुलिस भारतीय सेना की बाप है', पुलिस ने सेना के जवान को नग्न कर पीटा; जानें क्या बोले मंत्री राठौर

Rajasthan News: सेना के जवान के साथ शहर के शिप्रापथ थाने में हुई बदसलूकी के बाद कैबिनेट मंत्री राज्यवर्धन सिंह राठौर ने इस घटना पर कड़ी नाराजगी जाहिर करते हुए थानाकर्मियों को जमकर फटकार लगाई। उन्होंने पुलिसकर्मियों पर वर्दी के दुरुपयोग का आरोप लगाते हुए कहा कि इस प्रकार की घटनाएं पुलिस विभाग की छवि को धूमिल करती हैं। घटना के अनुसार शिप्रापथ थाने में पांच पुलिसकर्मियों ने एक आर्मी पर्सन के साथ…

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this is what the pakistan terrorist state and their army do. they’ve launched a full scale escalation of war at innocent jammu citizens of india and jawans at the border. cowards and lunatics they all are as well as their supporters.

may mata rani protect everyone from these demons and may indian armed forces have all the strength to fight them.

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Saluting the Brave: A Tribute to Indian Army Soldiers on Army Day: Col Rajyavardhan Rathore

Army Day is a momentous occasion dedicated to honoring the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication of the Indian Army. Observed every year on 15th January, it marks the day in 1949 when Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa took over as the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from General Sir Francis Butcher. This significant milestone symbolizes India’s sovereignty and self-reliance in defense.

On this Army Day, Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, an accomplished soldier, Olympian, and leader, salutes the brave soldiers of the Indian Army. His tribute resonates deeply with every citizen who admires the valor and sacrifices of our armed forces.

The Legacy of the Indian Army

The Indian Army has a proud history steeped in valor and resilience. Whether defending borders, safeguarding internal peace, or aiding civilians during disasters, the Army’s contributions go beyond the battlefield.

Why Army Day Matters

Commemorating Leadership: The day celebrates Indian leadership in the Army, starting with Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa’s appointment.

Honoring Sacrifices: It’s a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers who safeguard our sovereignty.

Fostering Patriotism: Events like parades and tributes inspire citizens, especially the youth, to respect and support the armed forces.

Col Rathore’s Message: Saluting the Brave

Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, in his message, highlights the following:

Acknowledging Sacrifices: Every soldier, from the snowy peaks of Siachen to the scorching deserts of Rajasthan, works tirelessly, leaving their families behind to protect ours.

Inspiring Unity: The Army symbolizes India’s unity in diversity, with soldiers from every state standing shoulder to shoulder for a common cause.

Recognizing Resilience: Beyond warfare, the Army’s role in disaster management and peacekeeping exemplifies its commitment to the nation.

“The Indian Army’s spirit of courage and commitment is unparalleled, and every citizen owes them respect and gratitude.” — Col Rajyavardhan Rathore

Heroes of the Nation: The Indian Soldier

Indian Army soldiers are known for their admirable qualities:

Courage Under Fire: From Kargil to counter-insurgency operations, Indian soldiers have demonstrated unparalleled bravery.

Discipline and Dedication: Their rigorous training and discipline ensure they’re ready for any challenge.

Compassion: Whether rescuing civilians during floods or supporting local communities, soldiers showcase humanity in action.

Army Day Celebrations

Army Day is marked with enthusiasm and solemnity across the nation.

Key Highlights of the Day:

Parade at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi: Showcasing the Army’s modern weaponry and operational capabilities.

Gallantry Awards: Soldiers are honored for acts of bravery in the line of duty.

Tributes to Martyrs: Floral wreaths are laid at the Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi.

The Indian Army’s Role Beyond Borders

The Indian Army is not limited to national defense.

Peacekeeping Missions:

Indian soldiers have been part of various United Nations peacekeeping missions, reflecting India’s commitment to global peace and security.

Disaster Relief Operations:

From the Kerala floods to the Uttarakhand landslides, the Army’s swift action has saved countless lives.

Lessons from the Indian Army

Col Rathore’s tribute underscores the values of the Indian Army that every citizen can adopt:

Duty Before Self: Putting the nation above personal interests.

Unity in Diversity: Embracing differences to work towards a shared goal.

Resilience in Adversity: Facing challenges with strength and determination.

Col Rajyavardhan Rathore: A Soldier’s Perspective

As a former officer of the Indian Army, Col Rathore’s tribute is both heartfelt and informed. His experiences in service highlight the camaraderie, discipline, and sacrifices that define life in the Army.

“The Indian Army is not just a profession; it is a way of life that instills pride, selflessness, and honor,” says Col Rathore, urging every Indian to contribute in their own way to the nation’s progress.

A Nation’s Gratitude

Army Day is not just a celebration; it is an occasion for every citizen to reflect on the immense contributions of the Indian Army. Col Rajyavardhan Rathore’s tribute reminds us of the sacrifices made by soldiers to ensure our safety and freedom.

As we salute the brave on this Army Day, let us commit ourselves to supporting the armed forces and honoring their legacy every day of the year.

Jai Hind!

“A soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”

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Jawan Review

November 17, 2023

by Inakshi Chandra-Mohanty

In the 1970s, Amitabh Bachchan’s entry into Hindi cinema gave birth to the “Angry Young Man.” He was a hero, who fought against the system, who fought against injustice, and became a voice for the subdued people in society. It was one man against the world. Through the 80s, this phenomena continued, but as the new century neared, the romantic hero emerged and the action hero became an afterthought. People either no longer wished to change the system, or they no longer trusted a lone hero to do it. With the birth of a new generation, softer male leads became the norm with Shah Rukh Khan at the height of romantic stardom.

Though Hindi films let go of this concept, South Indian Cinema, continues to celebrate its heroes through films on injustice with a male lead as savior. So it is only natural that Atlee, a South Indian filmmaker, brings back to Hindi cinema the heroic mass entertainer, ironically starring the very actor who had originally taken away the limelight from the “angry young man” of the 70s and 80s. Jawan follows a man who strives for justice, who wishes to correct a system which favors those who are guilty over the many innocents, and for that, he resorts to vigilantism putting him in the crossfire of both the police and an evil arms dealer.

I did not have great expectations from Atlee. Though his films are entertaining, they have never risen to greatness, barring Raja Rani, which is the best of his work. However, he has great mass appeal and Jawan promises the same.The plot is intricately woven with an amalgamation of elements that tackle many relevant issues in society today. From farmer suicides to hospital inadequacies, by blending real stories into a fictional universe, writer-director Atlee appeals to the struggles of the common man and attempts to raise awareness regarding the flaws in the system that governs Indian society. Alongside important themes, the film’s strength lies in its strongly choreographed action sequences with women at the forefront. Shah Rukh Khan as the man of many names is the hero, but he is surrounded by powerful women fighting for themselves and for others. It is exciting, entertaining, and visually captivating with a thoroughly ‘massy’ feel.

However, my biggest issue with Jawan is the same problem I’ve had with Atlee films in the past, particularly Mersal and Bigil. They’re all over the place. The shift between present and past, the placement of flashbacks, too many characters, too many plot points, everything is a disjointed mess. There isn’t a singular arc keeping the story moving. In an attempt to create suspense, using non-linear storytelling, the makers sacrifice emotions. We begin to connect with a character, or get interested in a certain plot point, but a sudden shift in the story, leaves us hanging. By the time it returns, our emotions no longer remain the same.

Nevertheless, it is entertaining and much credit for that goes to the performances. Every single actor in the cast does a tremendous job: the army of six girls (Lehar Khan, Sanjeeta Bhattarchaya, Priyamani, Sanya Malhotra, Girja Oak, Aaliyah Qureishi), Deepika Padukone in a cameo appearance, Seeza Saroj Mehta as the little girl Suji, Sunil Grover, Ridhi Dogra, Eijaz Khan, and even all those in small bit roles. As for the central trio, anything I say in their praise would be less. Nayanthara is enigmatic and powerful as the law-abiding officer in search of who she believes to be a problematic vigilante. I am glad her stardom is finally extending beyond the borders of the south. Though Vijay Sethupathi has already made his mark on the Hindi audience through Farzi, it is through Jawan his versatility comes forth. I have seen so many actors struggle outside their comfort language, but he doesn’t let his difficulty with Hindi get in the way of his menacing performance. And last but not the least, is the star of the show, Shah Rukh Khan. Comedy, romance, drama, action, there is no genre in which he lacks and Jawan touches upon it all. Such a strong, versatile range of emotions is displayed through one character. This film is a reminder that Shah Rukh Khan’s stardom and aura are unmatched.

Jawan is not perfect, it is not without its flaws. But its entertaining nature, the larger-than-life characters, and Shah Rukh Khan’s explosive comeback make it a worthwhile watch.

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After getting death threats, Shah Rukh Khan requests police protection and is elevated to Y+ security

After Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan has been receiving death threats, due to which Mumbai Police and the superstar’s team have jumped into action. Bollywood confronting the wrath of the mafia was a very infamous phenomenon in the 1990s, and it appears that it has returned to haunt the superstars, particularly Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan. While the blackbuck case resulted in death threats for Salman and his family, the threats for Shah Rukh Khan appear to have reappeared following his phenomenal success with Jawan and Pathaan. And the actor is now protected by Y+ security.

Readers would be known that Shah Rukh Khan achieved unprecedented success in 2023, becoming the only Indian star to garner two huge blockbusters in a row. Following that, the actor appears to have approached the Mumbai police for protection, revealing that he had been receiving death threats, after which the police sprung into action and provided him with Y+ security cover, which includes six armed personnel around the clock, as opposed to his previous security, which only included two officers. After Salman Khan obtained the same security earlier this year after receiving death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang, Shah Rukh Khan is the next actor to receive it. Previously, in a post published by Sanjay Gupta, the filmmaker praised Shah Rukh Khan not just for his performance in Jawan, but also for his capacity to stand up and speak out against wrongdoing. He also recounted how, in the 1990s, Bollywood, particularly Shah Rukh Khan, faced multiple threats from the mafia, and how the superstar refused to back down. In his tweet, he stated, "I watched JAWAN. I felt obligated to share this. When the underground bullying of movie stars was at its apex in the 1990s, @iamsrk was THE ONLY star who refused to give in. "Goli marni hai mar do, tumhaare liye kaam nahin karoonga," he says. Pathan hoon main." He stated. He's still the same today. Jawan, starring Shah Rukh Khan, depicts the superstar as a police officer who takes severe measures to pursue justice by assembling an army to fight the battle in the most unexpected methods.

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23, 2025 07:14 AM IST Gurpreet Gopi has been booked beneath Sections 359 of the Official Secrets Act and Section 35 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and is being interrogated. Following the arrest of two males in Punjab's Amritsar on fees of espionage, police authorities stated on Sunday that one of many accused, a serving Army sepoy, was allegedly in touch with Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). A serving Army jawan in Amritsar was held for allegedly leaking delicate data to Pakistan’s ISI.(Representational Image/pexel) Amritsar Rural Police Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Maninder Singh instructed ANI, "We received information that Gurpreet Gopi, a sepoy in the Indian Army, had ISI contacts and had been in touch with them. He had been conducting suspicious monetary transactions with his friend, Sahil Masih from Dhariwal village." SSP Singh added that Gurpreet has been booked beneath Sections 359 of the Official Secrets Act and Section 35 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and is being interrogated. "After gathering information, we learned that Gurpreet has been posted in Jammu. After detaining him, we found plenty of incriminating data. Following a detailed investigation, we registered an FIR and arrested him. We have informed the security and intelligence agencies, and a joint interrogation is underway," SSP Singh stated. Read More: Pakistan condemns US strike on Iran day after nominating Trump for Nobel Peace Prize The two males, recognized as Gurpreet Singh aka Gopy Foji and Sahil Masih aka Shali, have been apprehended on Sunday on suspicion of espionage actions linked to Pakistan's ISI. The Punjab Director General of Police (DGP) posted on X, "Amritsar Rural Police apprehended two persons suspected of espionage activities linked to #Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The arrested accused have been identified as Gurpreet Singh @ Gopy Foji & Sahil Masih @ Shali." Preliminary investigations revealed that Gurpreet Singh was in direct contact with the ISI operative and was suspected of sharing delicate and confidential data by way of pen drives. "Preliminary investigation reveals that Gurpreet Singh was in direct contact with operatives of the Pakistan ISI and is suspected of sharing sensitive and confidential information via pen drives. The key ISI handler involved in the case has been identified as Rana Javed. Two mobile phones reportedly used to communicate with ISI operatives has been seized," the publish additional learn. More particulars are awaited. (ANI) Read More: https://news.unicaus.in/india/army-jawan-arrested-in-amritsar-for-leaking-data-to-pakistans-isi-punjab-polic/

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Indian Army Jawan Rahul ko ATS neh Giraftaar kerliya hai, yeh Meerut, UP meh Ek Shaqs ko AK 47 Gun ke 70 Cartridge ko Sale kerne Aaya tha Kashmir se

ATS arrested Army jawan Rahul from Meerut, AK 47, 70 Cartridges were recovered from him

He had come to sell these cartridges to someone

In the initial interrogation, Rahul told that he had found these cartridges during a search operation in J&K

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Ex-jawan trains youth to join Indian Army

Berhampur: Simanchal Barik, a retired Indian Army jawan, has established Berhampur Physical Academy at Anantanagar here to train youths who aspire to join the armed forces. What began with just four unemployed youths has now grown into a thriving training centre. Today, the academy trains more than 500 aspirants, including over 80 girls from Odisha and other states. Reports indicate that…

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BlackCarrot Stands with India: Honoring Our Heroes During the Sindoor Wara

As a proudly Indian brand, today we pause—not to sell, but to salute.

The Sindoor War between India and Pakistan has stirred emotions across the nation. From families checking on loved ones near the border, to citizens glued to live news updates, this is a moment that calls for solidarity, strength, and support.

At BlackCarrot, we are more than just a dinnerware brand. We are a community rooted in Indian values—resilience, compassion, and unity. And in this difficult time, we stand firmly behind our armed forces and fellow Indians.

🇮🇳 India Searches Together, Stands Together

Here’s what India is searching for right now:

India Pakistan war news today 2025

Sindoor border conflict live updates

Indian Army response in Sindoor War

Relief for affected cities in Jammu, Punjab

How to support soldiers' families

#SupportIndianArmy trending on social media

These aren’t just keywords—they’re reflections of a nation that’s awake, aware, and united.

🛡️ A Salute to the Indian Armed Forces

To every soldier standing guard in the harshest terrain, to every brave heart holding the fort in uniform—we thank you.

You fight not just for land, but for peace. You protect dreams, homes, and futures. You remind us of what it truly means to be Indian.

We may not be on the battlefield, but we stand with you in every way we can.

🧑🏭 Our People Are Close to the Conflict—and We’re With Them

Many members of our BlackCarrot family—artisans, logistics partners, support teams—live in areas like Punjab, Himachal, and Jammu, close to the conflict zones.

Here’s what we’re doing:

🟡 Remote Work Support: No work is more important than safety. Everyone in sensitive areas is encouraged to work from home.

🟡 Emergency Coordination: We’re actively checking in with team members, ensuring they have everything they need.

🛍️ How You Can Help India Right Now

If you’re wondering “What can I do?” — here are small, real actions that make a big difference:

Donate to Verified Funds

PM Cares Fund

Bharat Ke Veer

Indian Red Cross

Support Indian Businesses Every rupee spent on Made-in-India brands strengthens our economy, creates jobs, and fuels resilience.

Check on Families in Border Areas A simple call can bring comfort. Let’s be there for each other.

Spread Facts, Not Fear Share verified updates, be mindful of misinformation, and amplify voices of support.

🏠 Who We Are – Why This Matters

BlackCarrot is proudly 100% Made in India. Our dinnerware is:

🥣 Bone China-free (no animal bone ash)

🥂 Lead-free glassware (safe for every toast)

🍴 304-grade stainless steel cutlery (food grade)

But beyond products, we stand for purpose.

This blog isn’t about marketing. It’s about being human first, Indian always.

🙏 A Final Word from Team BlackCarrot

“To every jawan at the border, to every artisan working in fear, to every citizen standing proud—we see you, we salute you. We may be a dinnerware brand, but our foundation is built on the spirit of India.”

Let’s keep India strong—not just with words, but with action. Let’s show our support. Let’s choose unity.

Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.

— With love, Team BlackCarrot

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 Financial Planning for Indian Army Personnel: Building a Confident Future, One Step at a Time

For the brave men and women of the Indian Armed Forces, financial stability is more than just a goal—it's a necessity. With the unique lifestyle of frequent transfers, long postings, and unpredictable career transitions, effective financial planning becomes not just important, but essential.

At Hum Fauji Initiatives, we understand the needs of military personnel—because we come from the same background. Whether you’re newly commissioned, mid-service, or planning for retirement, having a solid financial plan gives you and your family the peace of mind you’ve earned.

What Is Financial Planning—and Why Is It Crucial for Soldiers?

Financial planning is a systematic approach to managing your money in a way that aligns with your current responsibilities and future goals. For Army personnel, this includes:

Planning for life after uniform

Managing pay, allowances, and perks wisely

Ensuring family’s financial security during and after service

Making the most of government benefits and pension schemes

Unlike civilians, Army officers often face early retirement, high mobility, and the challenge of transitioning to civilian life. A well-thought-out financial plan prepares you for all of it.

Why Financial Planning Matters More Than Ever

In an era of rising costs, uncertain markets, and longer post-retirement lives, here’s how financial planning helps:

✅ Handle emergencies with confidence (especially during postings or medical needs)

✅ Avoid unnecessary debt and manage loans wisely

✅ Build steady, long-term wealth through disciplined investing

✅ Secure your family’s future with proper insurance and estate planning

✅ Prepare for your second innings with confidence and clarity

Key Elements of a Smart Financial Plan for Army Personnel

Define Your Goals Whether it’s buying a house, educating your children, or settling post-retirement, your financial plan should revolve around your life’s unique mission.

Budgeting & Saving Army pay structures are stable—use that to your advantage. Allocate funds wisely to maintain a balance between living well and saving smart.

Emergency Fund Keep at least 3–6 months of expenses in a separate, easily accessible account—essential for peace of mind during postings or medical issues.

Investment Planning Use your service benefits (like AGIF) and explore diversified investments—mutual funds, government bonds, real estate, and more. Start early for compounding to work its magic.

Insurance & Risk Management Ensure adequate cover beyond just the AGIF group policies—think personal term insurance and health cover that continues post-retirement.

Tax Efficiency Take full advantage of tax exemptions available to armed forces while also investing in instruments like ELSS, PPF, and NPS to save more.

Retirement & Second Career Planning Army life often wraps up in your 40s or early 50s—plan for a second career, business, or peaceful retirement through early and structured planning.

Who Should Plan?

Every Jawan, NCO, JCO, and Officer—financial planning isn’t just for the wealthy or senior ranks. Whether you’re starting out or winding down your service, a tailored plan ensures your financial readiness at every stage.

Final Word: Start Today, for a Better Tomorrow

Financial planning is not a luxury—it’s your right. As soldiers, you plan every mission with precision. Your finances deserve the same attention. Let us help you create a roadmap that honors your service and secures your future.

👉 Hum Fauji Initiatives is founded by ex-Army officers, for Army families. Let’s walk this journey together—with trust, expertise, and heart.

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Pakistan authorities hand over bodies of two missing persons from J&K to Indian officials at Kaman post

Indian Army jawans facilitate the return of the mortal remains of two missing individuals from Baramulla district after Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) authorities handed over their bodies at the Kaman post along the Line of Control, in Uri, Saturday, March 22, 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) authorities handed over the bodies of two persons, who had drowned in the…

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[ad_1] An Indian Army jawan sustained injuries in a suspected sniper attack from the Pakistani side along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kalsian sector of Nowshera, Rajouri district, early this morning.The jawan, serving in a Gorkha Regiment (GR) unit, was hit by sniper fire, and was Read More [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] An Indian Army jawan sustained injuries in a suspected sniper attack from the Pakistani side along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Kalsian sector of Nowshera, Rajouri district, early this morning.The jawan, serving in a Gorkha Regiment (GR) unit, was hit by sniper fire, and was Read More [ad_2] Source link

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Black Day#army#blackday#feb14

February 14, 2019, is marked as Black Day in India due to the deadly Pulwama terrorist attack, where a convoy of CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) soldiers was attacked by a suicide bomber in Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir. This horrific incident resulted in the martyrdom of 40 brave CRPF jawans, making it one of the most tragic days in Indian history.

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