CULTURAL QA 03202401 Q3 Can you tell an incident occurred during kargil war?
KR From where one to one data classified were made available exclusively to QUORA the learned world renowned writer? The whole fact is so simple: Conflict events Date (1999) Event 3 May A Pakistani intrusion in the Kargil district is reported by local shepherds. 5 May Indian Army patrols are sent out in response to earlier reports; 5 Indian soldiers are captured and subsequently killed. 9 May Heavy shelling by the Pakistan Army damages Indian ammunition dumps in Kargil. 10 May Multiple infiltrations across the LoC are confirmed in Dras, Kaksar, and Mushkoh sectors. Mid-May India moves in more soldiers from the Kashmir Valley to Kargil district. 26 May The Indian Air Force (IAF) begins airstrikes against suspected infiltrator positions. 27 May One IAF MiG-21 and one MiG-27 aircraft are shot down by Anza surface-to-air missiles of the Pakistan Army's Air Defence Corps;[63] Flt. Lt. Kambampati Nachiketa (pilot of the MiG-27) is captured by a Pakistani patrol and given POW status (released on 3 June 1999). 28 May One IAF Mi-17 is shot down by Pakistani forces; four crew members are killed. 1 June The Pakistan Army begins shelling operations on India's National Highway 1 in Kashmir and Ladakh. 5 June India releases documents recovered from three Pakistani soldiers that officially indicate Pakistan's involvement in the conflict. 6 June The Indian Army begins a major offensive in Kargil. 9 June Indian troops re-capture two key positions in the Batalik sector. 11 June India releases intercepts of conversations between Pakistani COAS Gen. Pervez Musharraf (on a visit to China) and CGS Lt. Gen. Aziz Khan (in Rawalpindi) as proof of the Pakistan Army's involvement in the infiltrations. 13 June Indian forces secure Tololing in Dras after a fierce battle with militias backed by Pakistani troops. 15 June United States President Bill Clinton forces then Prime Minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif to immediately pull all Pakistani troops and irregulars out from Kargil. 29 June Under pressure from their government, Pakistani forces begin their retreat from Indian-administered Kashmir and the Indian Army advances towards Tiger Hill. 4 July Three Indian regiments (Sikh, Grenadiers and Naga) engage elements of the remaining Pakistani Northern Light Infantry regiment in the Battle of Tiger Hill. The region is recaptured by Indian forces after more than 12 hours of fighting. 5 July Nawaz Sharif officially announces the Pakistan Army's withdrawal from Kargil following a meeting with President Clinton. Indian forces subsequently take control of Dras. 7 July Indian troops recapture Jubar Heights in Batalik. 11 July Pakistani forces disengage from the region; India retakes key peak points in Batalik. 14 July Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee declares Operation Vijay a success. The Indian government sets conditions for talks with Pakistan. 26 July Kargil War officially comes to an end. Indian Army announces the complete withdrawal of Pakistani irregular and regular forces. There were three major phases to the Kargil War. First, Pakistan infiltrated forces into the Indian-controlled section of Kashmir and occupied strategic locations enabling it to bring NH1 within range of its artillery fire. The next stage consisted of India discovering the infiltration and mobilising forces to respond to it. The final stage involved major battles by Indian and Pakistani forces resulting in India recapturing most of the territories[64][65] held by Pakistani forces and the subsequent withdrawal of Pakistani forces back across the LOC after international pressure. Following the outbreak of armed fighting, Pakistan sought American help in de-escalating the conflict. Bruce Riedel, who was then an aide to President Bill Clinton, reported that US intelligence had imaged Pakistani movements of nuclear weapons to forward deployments for fear of the Kargil hostilities escalating into a wider conflict. However, President Clinton refused to intervene until Pakistan had removed all forces from the Indian side of the LOC. Following the Washington accord of 4 July 1999, when Sharif agreed to withdraw Pakistani troops, most of the fighting came to a gradual halt, but some Pakistani forces remained in positions on the Indian side of the LoC. In addition, the United Jihad Council (an umbrella for extremist groups) rejected Pakistan's plan for a climb-down, instead deciding to fight on.[102] The Indian army launched its final attacks in the last week of July in co-ordination with relentless attacks by the IAF, both by day and night, in their totally successful Operation Safed Sagar; as soon as the Drass subsector had been cleared of Pakistani forces, the fighting ceased on 26 July. The day has since been marked as Kargil Vijay Diwas (Kargil Victory Day) in India. In the wake of its successive military defeats in Kargil, diplomatic isolation in the international arena, its precarious economic situation, and the mounting international pressure, the Pakistani establishment was compelled to negotiate a face saving withdrawal from the residual areas on the Indian side of the LoC, thereby restoring the sanctity of the LoC, as was established in July 1972 as per the Simla Agreement A number of Indian soldiers earned awards for gallantry.[115] Four Param Vir Chakras and 11 Maha Vir Chakras were awarded.[116] Award Rank Name Unit Param Vir Chakra GrenadierYogendra Singh Yadav 18 Grenadiers Param Vir Chakra Lieutenant Manoj Kumar Pandey1/11 Gorkha Rifles Param Vir Chakra CaptainVikram Batra 13 JAK Rifles Param Vir Chakra Rifleman Sanjay Kumar 13 JAK Rifles Mahavir Chakra CaptainAnuj Nayyar 17 Jat Mahavir Chakra MajorRajesh Singh Adhikari 18 Grenadiers Mahavir Chakra CaptainGurjinder Singh Suri 12 Bihar Mahavir ChakraNaik Digendra Kumar 2 Rajputana Rifles Mahavir Chakra Lieutenant Balwan Singh 18 Grenadiers Mahavir Chakra NaikImliakum Ao 2 Naga Mahavir Chakra CaptainKeishing Clifford Nongrum 12 JAK LI Mahavir Chakra CaptainNeikezhakuo Kenguruse 2 Rajputana Rifles Mahavir Chakra MajorPadmapani Acharya 2 Rajputana Rifles Mahavir Chakra MajorSonam WangchukLadakh Scouts Mahavir Chakra MajorVivek Gupta 2 Rajputana Rifles The following units were awarded the COAS' unit citations for their exemplary role in the war • Infantry o 2 Rajputana Rifles o 8 Sikh o 17 Jat o 18 Grenadiers o 1 Bihar o 13 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles o 18 Garhwal Rifles o 12 Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry o 2 Naga o 1/11 Gorkha Rifles o Ladakh Scouts • Artillery o 108 Medium Regiment o 141 Field Regiment o 197 Field Regiment • Army Aviation Corps o 663 (Reconnaissance and Observation) Squadron o 666 (Reconnaissance and Observation) Squadron • Army Service Corps o 874 Animal Transport Battalion xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx KR IRS 1324 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 'N Sekar' via KeralaIyers 02:02 (6 hours ago) to Gopa4411, Kerala Thank you. Q 1 - Last line was very well said. Q 2 - Killer joke Q 5 - Dr, Tiny Nair's comments I read ad appreciate both here and in Quora. 'gopala krishnan' via KeralaIyers06:25 (2 hours ago)to 'N Dear Mr Sekar, Mr Tiny Nair is a renowned cardiologist. He is world famous cardiologist, submitted many papers, and represent Kerala in world meets of cardiologists. Yesterday Mr Rajaram made a response" Mr Tiny Nair has to learn more" . Thank you for reading the posting and responding. Gopalakrishnan KR Mr Gopalkrishnan regards to Dr Tiny Nair is unquestionable but please remember that he is a good doctor who wrote about 80 incidents as a book and such operations are done by all the 5538 cardiac specialist in India. The world-famous Cardio are listed and ranked and within 10 he is not seen whereas there are Indians other than him. I have no personal spike with the doctor of PRS Hospital founded by an engineer. His way of expressions can be seen in YouTube. All those still world not make him cross Quora. Thank you K Rajaram IRS 1324 NB; I do not write like Mr Gopalakrishnan without verifying the data. And Tiny Nair ids a good doctor. On Fri, 1 Mar 2024 at 01:04, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > CULTURAL QA 03-2024-01 > > All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 01-03-2024. > > Selected quora answers generally interesting including jokes are > included.Still they need not be 100% correct answers. I am only a > compiler. > > Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, on 01-03-2024. > > Q1 What are some of the greatest examples of presence of mind? > > A Abhipsa Bhattacharjee, Lives in Kolkata, West Bengal, India Feb 7 > > One day a philosophy teacher came to take a class. He started writing in > the blackboard. Suddenly a student made a whistle. Teacher turned around > and asked who did that. Everyone is silent that time. Teacher kept his > chalk down and started telling a story. > > “Yesterday after dinner l went to sleep. But l could not sleep. At the > end l decided to go outside in my four wheeler to take fresh air. In the > road l suddenly see a very attractive lady standing over the road and > seeking for help for her punctured car tyre. Her figure was so attractive > that l couldn't take my eyes off her. Being a gentleman l asked if she > needed any help .She told me to drop her at her house. All our introduction > happened inside the car. After one hour we reached her residence. > > Me : Is there anyone else in your house? > > The lady : No, l stay with my brother but he is not here tonight > > Me: What's his name ? > > The lady: I will not say his name right now . He studies in your school. > You can easily identify in your class.He has a habit of whistling.” > > After this line each student looked at the boy who gave the whistle . > > And then the teacher said “ I didn't buy my philosophy degree , l have > earned this degree.” > > Q2 What is the manager, new secretary joke? > > A2 Posted by,Rebecca C.7h > > The manager hired a new secretary.She was young, sweet and polite. > > One day while taking dictation, she noticed his fly was open. > > While leaving the room, she courteously said, “Oh, sir, did you know that > your barracks door is open?” > > He did not understand her remark, but later on, he happened to look down > and saw that his zipper was open. > > He decided to have some fun with his new employee. > > Calling her in, he asked, “By the way, Miss Jones, when you saw my > barracks door open this morning, did you also see a soldier standing at > attention?” > > The secretary, who was quite witty, replied, > > “Why, no sir. All I saw was a little, disabled veteran, sitting on two > duffel bags!” > > Q3 Can you tell an incident occurred during kargil war? > > A3 Mohd Aaqib,Jan 31 > > During the Kargil war, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif went to > America and told President Bill Clinton that we were on the verge of defeat > and we had no option but to drop nuclear bombs on India. > > Clinton explained to Nawaz Sharif that you should not do this at all but > Nawaz Sharif remained adamant on his point and said that you have relations > with Atal ji, you should convey my message to him and make him understand > that India should step back from the war otherwise he would have faced > the consequences. > > Do you know when Clinton called Atalji? > > It was midnight in India. Atal ji, after listening to Clinton's call, said > that I have considered 50 crore Indians and half of India as extinct, but > the whole of Pakistan will not see the sun of tomorrow and disconnected the > call. > > This was the first time that someone had given such an answer to the > President of America! > > Bill Clinton, while narrating Atal ji's reply, told Nawaz Sharif to > immediately > go to Pakistan and declare an unconditional ceasefire, otherwise the > consequences would be heavy for you and history is witness to the fact that > Nawaz Sharif had to do the same. Everyone's Atal ji was such a great > personality. > > Hundreds of salutes to Atal ji's efficiency and patriotism. > > Q4 What is the most "offensive" yet funny joke you have ever heard? > Why was it so "offensive" but still funny to you? > > A4 Steve Savage, Oct 12 > > A Zebra dies and stands before St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. > > St. Peter asks him, “Are you a White Zebra with Black Stripes or a Black > Zebra with White Stripes?” > > The Zebra says, “I don’t know. How can I find out? > > St. Peter says, “Go ask God, over there, then come back and let me know > what he says.” > > The Zebra goes over to God and asks, “God, am I a White Zebra with Black > Stripes or a Black Zebra with White Stripes?” > > God said, “You are what you are.” > > The Zebra goes back to St. Peter, who asks, ”Well, what did God say? Are > you a White Zebra with Black Stripes or a Black Zebra with White Stripes?” > > The Zebra answered, “I have no idea. All God said was, ‘You are what you > are.’” > > St. Peter said, “Okay, got it. You’re a White Zebra with Black Stripes.” > > Surprised, the Zebra asked, “How could you possibly know that?” > > St. Peter said, “Because if you were a Black Zebra with White Stripes, God > would have said, ‘You is what you is.’” > > Q5 What do you know that most people don’t? > > A5 Tiny Nair, Cardiologist at PRS Hospital, Trivandrum5y > > Everyone knows these facts. > > Hypertension (high blood pressure) commonly cause headache. > > Diabetes (high sugar) can be countered by taking bitter gourd. > > Avoiding fatty food can surely reduce cholesterol. > > Heart attack always cause left sided chest pain. > > Pricking type of chest pain located at one point in the left chest may be > heart attack. > > An Echo test (heart scanning) can identify blocks in the heart. > > Fruits are no no for a diabetic > > Smoking just one cigarette is not very dangerous. > > It is very rare for women to die of heart attack. > > Unfortunately; all of the above are wrong. > > It is very rare for people to get headache because of hypertension unless > the BP is very severe (accelerated hypertension, hypertensive > encephalopathy or a hypertensive stroke). > > Diabetes results from low levels or ineffective Insulin in the body. Taking > bitter gourd actually worsens blood sugar (it is complex carbohydrate). > > 60 % of serum cholesterol is synthesized in the Liver. So despite strict > dieting people can still have very high cholesterol. > > Heart attack pain can be anywhere from above the navel to below the jaw, > it can radiate to shoulders or back or feel like ‘indigestion’. > > Despite the classic left chest, left arm pain, many often cardiac pain is > atypical. > > Pricking chest pain, localized to a point is almost always non-cardiac > > An Echo test shows heart valves and heart muscles and cardiac > contractility, it cannot identify a coronary block. Indirect evidence of > block by way of heart muscle abnormality may be shown in echo. > > Citrus fruits and bananas have low glycemic index and are recommended in > diabetic diet > > Even one cigarette smoking can cause transient narrowing of coronary > artery and precipitate a block in a susceptible person (coronary spasm). > > Chance of a women dying of an heart attack is more than breast and uterine > cancer added together. It is of course less common than in men in > menstrual age group. > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Thatha_Patty" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/1817743154.1707189.1709276679438%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/1817743154.1707189.1709276679438%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZoprm5J%2B6yS6y3ytuzC3nH-foGjw%3DXBJz4b8Qc0brWsC4A%40mail.gmail.com.
