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I salute our
unsung martyrs who lost their wealth, health and life. JAI HINDH!
1962 is a critical year for India. It is true that we failed
miserably. But we have to remember that with very poor preparedness in
planing and action, with minimum men and material, our Jawans put
their whole hearted effort to save the mother land. Let us salute our
unsung martyrs who lost their wealth, health and life. JAI HINDH!
N. Arun Nagendran, Madurai.
On 10/20/12, Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all
>
> On this day 50 years back (20th October 1962), Chinese launched
> simultaneous offensives in Ladakh and across the McMahon Line. At that
> time, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was the Prime Minister and Mr V K Krishna
> Menon was the Defense Minister. The war ended when the Chinese declared a
> ceasefire on 21st November 1962. The border dispute continues till now.
>
> India has not fared well in this war. While China was fighting with 80,000
> soldiers, India was fighting only with around 12,000 soldiers. At the end
> of the war, China occupied around 50,000 Sq.KM of Indian territory and the
> dispute is still not resolved. Kailash and Mansarovar which were once part
> of India after Independence are now in the possession of China.
>
> India lost around 1600 soldiers. Nearly 1400 soldiers were wounded.
> Around 1700 soldiers were missing. 4000 soldiers were captured by China
> as ;Prisoners of War' and later released.
>
> Many reasons are attributed to the failure of India in the war. Though
> Pandit Nehru was the PM, the political leadership and planning for Defence
> preparedness were reported to be lacking. Many army officers, who were
> part of Indian army then allege that Indian Army was not equipped with
> enough weapons and jawans. Though Indian army had enough war experience
> during the world war, they were made to fail, due to poor planning and
> leadership by the political system. In fact, during that time, the
> Government reported to have reduced the strength from 2.80 lakhs to 1.50
> lakhs.
>
> 1962 war has taught us many lessons. Some of the Commission reports on
> the failure of India are not made public even after 50 years, for the
> reason that it may embarrass many of the leaders who were in the Government
> then.
>
> In the October 2012 issue of our ezine PreSense, we will be featuring this
> 1962 war with more details and rare pictures. The ezine will be released
> on 1st November 2012.
>
> Let us pay respect and homage to the Jawans who lost their lives in the
> 1962 war to secure the Indian borders.
>
> Srinivasan
> Prime Point
> 9176650273
>
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1962 is a critical year for India. It is true that we failed
miserably. But we have to remember that with very poor preparedness in
planing and action, with minimum men and material, our Jawans put
their whole hearted effort to save the mother land. Let us salute our
unsung martyrs who lost their wealth, health and life. JAI HINDH!
N. Arun Nagendran, Madurai.
On 10/20/12, Prime Point Srinivasan <prpoint@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all
>
> On this day 50 years back (20th October 1962), Chinese launched
> simultaneous offensives in Ladakh and across the McMahon Line. At that
> time, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was the Prime Minister and Mr V K Krishna
> Menon was the Defense Minister. The war ended when the Chinese declared a
> ceasefire on 21st November 1962. The border dispute continues till now.
>
> India has not fared well in this war. While China was fighting with 80,000
> soldiers, India was fighting only with around 12,000 soldiers. At the end
> of the war, China occupied around 50,000 Sq.KM of Indian territory and the
> dispute is still not resolved. Kailash and Mansarovar which were once part
> of India after Independence are now in the possession of China.
>
> India lost around 1600 soldiers. Nearly 1400 soldiers were wounded.
> Around 1700 soldiers were missing. 4000 soldiers were captured by China
> as ;Prisoners of War' and later released.
>
> Many reasons are attributed to the failure of India in the war. Though
> Pandit Nehru was the PM, the political leadership and planning for Defence
> preparedness were reported to be lacking. Many army officers, who were
> part of Indian army then allege that Indian Army was not equipped with
> enough weapons and jawans. Though Indian army had enough war experience
> during the world war, they were made to fail, due to poor planning and
> leadership by the political system. In fact, during that time, the
> Government reported to have reduced the strength from 2.80 lakhs to 1.50
> lakhs.
>
> 1962 war has taught us many lessons. Some of the Commission reports on
> the failure of India are not made public even after 50 years, for the
> reason that it may embarrass many of the leaders who were in the Government
> then.
>
> In the October 2012 issue of our ezine PreSense, we will be featuring this
> 1962 war with more details and rare pictures. The ezine will be released
> on 1st November 2012.
>
> Let us pay respect and homage to the Jawans who lost their lives in the
> 1962 war to secure the Indian borders.
>
> Srinivasan
> Prime Point
> 9176650273
>
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This day is a great day for the country. I pray to the Almighty to
shower all the best to Dr Kalamji whose presence is critically
essential for the prosperity of the country and mankind. Long Live
Kalamji.
Srinivasanji. why don't we propose the Government to celebrate Kalam's
B'Day at National level.
With regards,
N. Arun Nagendran
On 10/15/12, Triambak Sharma <cartoonwatch@gmail.com> wrote:
> Many Many Happy Returns of the day to Mr. Kalam, source of inspiration to
> youth of world as well as cartoonists.
> Regards
> Triambak Sharma
>
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dear allToday, Dr Abdul Kalam completes 81 years. Let us all pray His Almighty to shower Dr Kalam with choicest blessings for a healthy long life. Dr Kalam is a source of inspiration to all the youth in the world. Till last week, he has been conferred with 44 Honorary Doctorates, by many reputed national and international Universities, for his services to the society. He is spending every minute of his life for motivating youngsters to fulfill his dream of 'Developed India by 2020'.On behalf of the members of India Vision Group and Action 2020 team, I am sending warm greetings to Dr Abdul Kalam. We also seek his blessings on this happy day.Prime Point SrinivasanModerator91766 50273
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Dear Shri Srinivasan I thank u for wishing the Gr8 n One and Only Dr. Kalam Sir on his birth day on all our behalf. Let's hope that unsung Many Ekalavyas who have great love n respect to APJ Sir would make him proud by what they are doing of course thro' India_Vision_2020@yahoogroups.com n our Dear PPS.and make him HAPPY.
dear allToday, Dr Abdul Kalam completes 81 years. Let us all pray His Almighty to shower Dr Kalam with choicest blessings for a healthy long life. Dr Kalam is a source of inspiration to all the youth in the world. Till last week, he has been conferred with 44 Honorary Doctorates, by many reputed national and international Universities, for his services to the society. He is spending every minute of his life for motivating youngsters to fulfill his dream of 'Developed India by 2020'.On behalf of the members of India Vision Group and Action 2020 team, I am sending warm greetings to Dr Abdul Kalam. We also seek his blessings on this happy day.Prime Point SrinivasanModerator91766 50273
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Many Many Happy Returns of the day to Mr. Kalam, source of inspiration to youth of world as well as cartoonists.
Regards
Triambak Sharma
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Jr. MIG 162, Sec-3 D.D.U. Nagar, Raipur (C.G.)
Contact : 098261 53840, 0771 - 4043840
Fax : 0771 - 4069861
Web - www.cartoonwatchindia.com Blog - triambaksharma.blogspot.com
For Subscrition and Other Payments Kindly Forward the Amount in our IDBI
Account Civil Lines Raipur named CARTOON WATCH
Account No. 049102000044183 IFSC - IBKL0000049
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