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
Life in Uniform
Life in Uniform explores the lived experience of service — beyond medals and missions. These stories come from mountains, deserts, oceans, and skies, capturing daily routines, shared hardships, quiet humour, and the unspoken brotherhood that binds those in uniform.
The Day I Became the Unit Pandit @ Pokhran!
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.
Trees, Tanks… and the Hierarchy of Shade!
In the blistering North Indian summer, a young officer in an Armoured Division learns a funny truth about life in uniform — that sometimes, even shade follows rank. A nostalgic story of heat, humour, hierarchy and unforgettable camaraderie.
Teaser | Who Owns the Biggest Tree?
In the Armoured Corps, annual exercises happen in the harsh North Indian summer — with tanks roaring, dust flying, and
Seven Plates, No Plan!
In the Army, Calling On is almost an art form — polished, courteous and wrapped in the familiar discipline of