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The Eyes of the Army: Squadron Leader Mohinder Singh Pujji
Mohinder Singh Pujji was a remarkable man who defied stereotypes and soared into aviation history.
Mohinder Singh Pujji was a remarkable man who defied stereotypes and soared into aviation history.
Havildar Lachhiman Gurung, a Nepalese Gurkha soldier serving in the British Indian Army, was not your typical war hero.
In the shadows of Nazi-occupied France, a gentle yet indomitable woman wielded her radio as a weapon of defiance and hope – her name was Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan.
Lieutenant Colonel A.G. Rangaraj is renowned for his pioneering contributions as a paratrooper and his distinguished service during the Second World War and the Korean War.
Lieutenant Colonel A.G. Rangaraj is renowned for his pioneering contributions as a paratrooper and his distinguished service during the Second World War and the Korean War.
The Second World War significantly shaped the 20th century, with countless individuals playing pivotal roles. One such individual was D.L. Sirimanne, whose life story offers a deeply personal perspective on the war and its aftermath.
Naib Subedar Abdul Hafiz stands tall amongst South Asia’s decorated heroes.
Second Officer Kalyani Sen was a pioneering figure in the Women’s Royal Indian Naval Service (WRINS) during the Second World War.
Karun Krishna Majumdar, affectionately known as “Jumbo” Majumdar, remains one of the most distinguished figures in the annals of Indian military aviation.
Sepoy Namdeo Jadhav (18 November 1921 – 2 August 1984) earned the highest military honour for gallantry, the Victoria Cross (VC), for his actions during the Second World War.
