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For video version please visit YouTube at ArvindRama's Creative Services (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntOxqngPqjY&t=17s). Capt Shweta Misra Explains procedures, QRs, websites, forms t be filled for joining Indian Army. https://amzn.to/3tcCEsH

Ex Indian Army officer Capt Shweta Takes a run through how students can join army. Procedures, websites, exams, syllabus. Its career guidance to school and college students and parents on how to take defence career and proceed.

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Understanding 1971 Indo Pak War: 

On March 26, 2021 PM visited Bangladesh for the 50 year Celebration of the Independence of Bangladesh. This event is important in Indian History and this session will give a clear picture of Indian Perspective, global stage in 1971, and Indian army's role. Participants- 

 Capt Shweta Misra( R) who is from initial most batches of women who joined army. She has served army during Kargil war and participated in Operation Parakram She was seen extensively on most national TV channels and in print media last year voicing for Permanent Commission for women in armed forces.

Brig K Suresh Murty (Retd)- During 1971 Indo Pak war he was posted as Regimental Medical Officer in an army unit deployed in Bangladesh. He treated wounded soldiers as bullets and bomb shells flew all around him during war.

Brigadier Swaminathan (Retd) was Commanding officer of an army unit tasked to attack on Pak forces. He personally took surrender from Pakistan's 13 FF Battallion which lead to independence of Bangladesh.

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Indo Pak War of 1971 created Bangladesh. Hear from experiences of war veterans and policy makers. Capt Shweta Misra hosts this show.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bangladesh on March 26 of 2021. This is his first visit to a foreign country since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.n In the year 1970, Pakistani general elections were held under the then military government of President Yahya Khan. The largest political party then  Awami League led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman won a clear majority in East Pakistan . Zulfikar Ali Bhutto conspired with President Yahya Khan , and refused to hand over power to Sheikh Mujibur Rehman.[1]  When it became clear that promises given earlier were not going to followed through, the whole nation of Bangla-speaking Muslims and Hindus of East Pakistan began a spirited struggle for independence, duly supported by Indian government. The Independence of Bangladesh was declared on 26 March 1971 by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The people of Bangladesh then took part in a war to get the independence. A nine-month guerilla warfare ensued against the Pakistan Army, which resulted in the death of about 3 million people.

Later with military support from India , Bangladeshis defeated the Pakistan Army ending the war on 16 December 1971 This after 93000 soldiers of the Pakistan army Surrendered unconditionally.

Lt Gen PJS Pannu, PVSM, AVSM, VSM is former Corps Commander Ladakh and has been Deputy Chief of Integrated Defence Staff (Operations). He commanded his unit and Brigade both at Uri (Kashmir) and a Division at Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh).He raised India's Defence Space Agency, Cyber Agency and Special Operations Division. He conducted the country's first exercise of IndspaceX and CyberX.

Brig K Suresh Murty is an alumnus of MGM Medical College, Indore. After completing his medical degree in 1967, he joined Indian  Army as a Captain. During 1971 Indo Pak war he was posted as Regimental Medical Officer with 19 Air Defence Regiment then posted to 22 Battalion The Maratha Light Infantry (Hyderabad).