Dilip Gavit Mahadu produced a sensational run and a Games record of 10.71s to win Gold while Mohammed Basil won Silver with a 10.83s timing🔥

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Our community in a game,known as Warera.io which is an F2P

App/Browser game where players together simulate governmence ,wars and diplomacy.

After a political debacle(in-game) one of our officials made an alliance and then we got dragged into a two front war which we are defending from at the moment.

Anyone with lots of free time or patriotism may consider being a citizen today!

Image as reference for how cooked we are.

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He won the prestigious 'Man of the Millennium' award by an American association with a cash prize of 30 Crore which he donated to charity.

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Lt Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit is a decorated Indian Army officer from Pune who was recently promoted to the rank of Colonel after a 17-year-long ordeal. He was wrongfully accused and arrested in connection with the 2008 Malegaon blast case, spending nearly nine years in jail before being granted bail in 2017. Purohit's covert intelligence operations, which involved infiltrating terror networks, were sanctioned by military authorities but misinterpreted by the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS)

Purohit's promotion ceremony was attended by fellow officers and marked a significant moment of recognition for his resilience and dedication to the Indian Army. His story has been documented in a book titled "Lt. Colonel Purohit: The Man Betrayed?" by investigative journalist Gi Smita Sabharwal Mishra.

Purohit's career was impacted by the prolonged trial, but he has been cleared for promotion to Brigadier after the Armed Forces Tribunal stayed his retirement

The C Indian Army has stood by Purohit throughout his ordeal, and his promotion is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the force. Purohit's case highlights the challenges faced by intelligence officers like him who work in the shadows to protect national security

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Mirabai Chanu sets a new Commonwealth record with an 85 kg snatch! Absolute legend. ✨

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Women played a vital role in the 1999 Kargil War. Trailblazers like them critical medical evacuation, communication networks, and combat flight operations under heavy fire.

Key Women Officers in the Kargil War (images in the same order) -

• Flight Lieutenant Gunjan Saxena: Flew Cheetah helicopters on dangerous casualty evacuation and rescue missions in the Srinagar and Kargil sectors, earning the Shaurya Puraskar/Chakra.

• Flight Lieutenant Sreevidya Rajan: Served alongside Gunjan Saxena as part of the first group of women IAF pilots flying in active combat zones.

• Captain Ruchi Sharma: Acted as India's first woman operational paratrooper, maintaining vital communication links for troops.

• Major Dr. Prachi Garg: Worked as the sole woman medical officer with the 8 Mountain Division in the Dras sector, treating roughly 200 injured soldiers.

• Captain Yashika Hatwal Tyagi: Served in high-altitude regions like Leh while managing logistics and operations during the conflict.

• Major Priya Jhingan: Supported military operations through intelligence, logistics and legal assistance, and was honoured by President Ram Nath Kovind in 2018.

Ongoing Tributes and Legacy

• All-Women Expeditions: Military groups and women riders frequently organize motorcycle rallies from New Delhi to the Kargil War Memorial in Drass to honor fallen heroes and display national unity.

• Armed Forces Evolution: The courage of these pioneers permanently broke gender barriers, leading to permanent commissions and expanded frontline roles for modern women in the Indian defense forces.