Eggs to Order… Rank to Deliver
Seven Midshipmen. Seven breakfast orders.
One identical omelette. A hilarious navy midshipman story about how hierarchy really works in uniform. Years later… the eggs finally changed. The reason? Pure Navy wisdom
Seven Midshipmen. Seven breakfast orders.
One identical omelette. A hilarious navy midshipman story about how hierarchy really works in uniform. Years later… the eggs finally changed. The reason? Pure Navy wisdom
An unsung story of Kargil war. A near-vertical climb, total surprise, and zero casualties—this is the incredible story of how Point 5770 was captured against all odds.
Point 5770: The Vertical Assault That Rewrote Courage — An Unsung Kargil War Story Read More »
A freezing NDA morning, a full squadron in perfect drill order—and one cadet reporting in a dressing gown. What followed was not just humour, but a remarkable display of presence of mind, confidence, and integrity.
When a Dressing Gown Reported for Parade | A Classic NDA Story of Grit & Wit Read More »
At Pokhran firing ranges, our unit had a simple tradition—no firing without a pooja. When the unit Pandit suddenly had to rush home, the CO looked around the mess and made an unexpected decision. A young Christian officer chewing on a chicken bone and sipping rum was suddenly appointed the unit Pandit for the next day’s ceremony. What followed was a night of rum-fuelled mantra lessons, failed attempts at blowing a conch shell, and one unforgettable lesson in the spirit of the Indian Army.
For centuries, the fearsome two-headed Ganda Berunda symbolised divine power and royal authority across Karnataka’s great kingdoms. Today, the same emblem appears in the traditions of the Indian Army. This is the remarkable journey of a mythological guardian from temple carvings and imperial seals to modern military heritage.
Ganda Berunda – Why a Mythical God-Bird Rides with the Indian Army? Read More »
A two-headed bird powerful enough to calm raging gods.An emblem which evolved over civilisations. Once used by kings and emperors.
Why Does a Mythical Bird Appear on an Indian Army Emblem? Read More »