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27 years of #Kargil #LestWeForgetIndia🇮🇳 Major Rajesh Singh Adhikari Mahavir Chakra (P) 2 MECH INFANTRY/18 GRENADIERS led the attack to capture a feature at #Tololing. The #IndianBrave laid down his life after killing three enemy soldiers during #OpVijay #OnThisDay 30 May in 1999🏵️ On 30 May 1999, Major Rajesh Singh Adhikari led the attack for the capture of the enemy position at a height of 15,000 ft. As the team came under enemy fire, he directed the rocket launcher detachment to engage the enemy position and killed two enemy soldiers in close-quarter combat He then ordered his MMG detachment to take position behind a rocky feature and engage the enemy as the assault party continued to inch their way up. In the process, Maj Adhikari suffered grievous bullet injuries, yet refused to be evacuated and continued to direct his subunit. He then charged at the second enemy position, killed the occupant, and captured the position at #Tololing, which later facilitated the capture of Pt 4590. The #IndianBrave, however, succumbed to his injuries. #LestWeForgetIndia🇮🇳 Maj Adhikari - his outstanding bravery & supreme sacrifice. #RememberingKargil

Dear India, Let's join hands to find Apurva, the daughter of @IAF_MCC Sgt Ravi who went missing post the 2004 Andaman TSUNAMI. Imagine the pain of a father who loses his child in a monstrous wave. Sergeant Ravi Shankar has been living this nightmare for twenty years. His daughter, Apurva, was ripped away from him by the 2004 tsunami that ravaged the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Apurva was just a little girl, eight years old and full of life. Shankar can't shake the image of her crying out for her parents after the disaster. There have been sightings, whispers of hope that Apurva might be alive, but nothing concrete. Shankar, an IAF officer, has dedicated his life to finding Apurva. He has searched tirelessly, traveled across states, held onto every shred of information. The pain of losing his son in the same disaster only deepens his resolve. He isn't alone in his fight. Many families were torn apart by the tsunami. But Apurva could be out there, lost and afraid. Maybe she remembers her father, her loving home. Maybe she's waiting for him to find her. This isn't just about one man's search for his daughter. It's about the enduring power of love, the unwavering hope that a family can be whole again. Every town Apurva's picture reaches, every person who hears her story, brings her a little closer to home. Please, share this story, spread the word. Help reunite Apurva with her father. Help rewrite this heartbreaking tragedy.