സൈന്യത്തിന്റെ കരുത്ത് കണ്ടറിഞ്ഞ് പ്രൗഡ് റ്റു ബി ആന്‍ ഇന്ത്യന്‍ സംഘം | Proud to Be an Indian

ഇന്ത്യന്‍ സൈന്യത്തിന്റെ ആയുധങ്ങള്‍, വാഹനങ്ങള്‍, സാങ്കേതിക വിദ്യ, ഓപ്പറേഷന്‍ സിന്ദൂറിലെ കൃത്യത. ദൃശ്യങ്ങളില്‍ മാത്രം കണ്ടിട്ടുളള കരസേനയുടെ കരുത്ത് നേരിട്ട് കണ്ടറിഞ്ഞ് പ്രൗഡ് റ്റു ബി ആന്‍ ഇന്ത്യന്‍ സംഘം

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00:11We just see ARMY in movies and we just read and see about them but when you actually meet them

00:19they are our real heroes. They stay away from their families, they stay away from all the

00:26comforts of life that we are enjoying. And we should be thankful because of God and because

00:31of them we are here. They might be smiling and talking with us but behind that smile is

00:37years of pain.

00:45We are especially honoured to host our young friends and we hope your visit must be enriching,

00:54memorable and inspiring.

01:00Gentlemen, this place draws inspiration from the legendary battle of Dogai, one of the most

01:07significant battles of the 1965 Indo Park War. The battle was fought by the gallant troops

01:13of the 54 infantry brigade who displayed extraordinary courage, determination and leadership under

01:20intense enemy resistance. Through bold offensive action and sheer grit, Dogai village near Ichogil

01:27Canal was captured by the brigade. Although it was later vacated due to strategic compulsion,

01:34it was later recaptured once again reaffirming the indomitable spirit of the Indian army.

01:40The battle of Dogai stands as the timeless symbol of wailor, sacrifice and unwavering commitment

01:47to duty.

02:02Everyone is not aware of what we are doing. So we got to know today also even back in

02:07Dubai and UAE you guys are looking up to us. So you know it's a privilege to us for us

02:12also

02:12and a pleasure for that meeting all of you.

02:16Women play an important role in Dubai and UAE. You guys are looking up to us. It's a privilege

02:18to be a role in today's armies. So can you explain the importance of women empowerment?

02:22I think we bring in terms of physical fitness as well as our mental ability to the organisation

02:28and we try to make as much contribution as we can.

02:34Women credits to join the Indian army. Apart from medical corps, all the other corps like

02:40be it signals, EME in which ma'am is there, intelligence, law, other arms, army air defence,

02:48all the other arms are trained over there. They jointly train and then after getting commissioned

02:52they are specially trained into their service.

02:59Serving the forces is the ultimate duty towards your nation. So it can be anything.

03:07It can be green of the army, the blue of the air force or the white of the navy.

03:12So ultimately no offence, just defence of course. And serving one son to the service of the nation is must.

03:21So all of you who are sitting there outside India, you must contribute towards the nation in your different ways.

03:27Like you have the AI, you have the cyber or someone who is interested in adventures, you name a thing

03:32and Indian army is there. And we are not just there, we are absolutely into it and with absolute precision.

03:40So the last operations that we had, you know how much precision we had in every operation.

03:48So you can understand the AI and the cyber role and sitting outside India, you can contribute in your own

03:54ways and you must do it.

04:01Try and join the army or the forces. But there are also other ways to contribute. Sometimes health precludes you

04:07from joining.

04:08But there are increasing army and civil MOUs and collaborations. So I do urge you that technology is one up

04:17and coming field where everyone can contribute.

04:23So once you go from here to the tank regiment, it's a battle platform. Once you have a right, then

04:31you will come to know.

04:32What's about dust and how there is a troop. There are three people who are the driver, commander and gunner.

04:40Once you practice without even the radio set, if you look at the other guy, he will come to know.

04:45So that is the kind of training. You live on the tank for days together. So you understand each other

04:52very well.

04:59The light of the tank is coming after you, and we speak into the deep air.

05:00Once we speak, we speak through the trees too loud. Because of the tank's voice, and so the natural voice

05:05is louder.

05:06And at home, then the ladies and children, they are little offended that everyone is speaking.

05:12Natural voice is that way. It is over the sound of that tank.

05:26Once you go and have a look now, you'll see that the platform can take about 45 rounds

05:32inside and everything has to be done by those three guys.

05:36Loading, taking out, maintenance, everything.

05:49So can you share what are the new technologies that are implemented in the tanks, in the warfares

05:55and what are your experiences about it?

05:57The latest things which we have put is the COPE system which is an anti-drone system

06:03which detects the drones which come in and how we neutralize them.

06:09It is through frequencies.

06:13We jam the frequencies and we get them.

06:16And once it's very close by, we have an anti-drone system which detects and shoots it down.

06:25Once the drones are coming, you have your jammers in place.

06:27It's an integrated system.

06:29So it will go there.

06:31And the other way is you take a cyber take-off.

06:33So the enemy has sent the drone and I take over the control of the drone.

06:37So now I have the access.

06:39So I can then, you know, carry that.

06:42So, this is the two techniques that we generally follow.

06:45So before they even reach the tanks, they are now.

06:54Could you describe your experience climbing the Mount Everest?

06:58This was in 2018 when I climbed Everest.

07:01I was the team leader of India-Nimas mountain expedition in which it was an eight-member team.

07:08And all eight of us climbed.

07:11And without a single casualty.

07:13So we went up, we climbed and we came back.

07:17Before that, we had carried out a number of, you know, pre-explanations to Mount Everest.

07:24Like, we climbed a couple of six-term peaks.

07:26And we climbed a difficult peak, Mount Trishul, which is in Garhwal Himalayas.

07:31So we climbed that.

07:32It is one of the most technical peaks.

07:34And all those who had gone for Everest with me, they climbed, they submitted Mount Trishul.

07:39And then we took on this challenge to climb Mount Everest.

07:48Today, the experience at military camp and the tank ride was amazing.

07:53I never imagined that I would get an opportunity to go meet military people and ask what all

07:59questions I had these many years from the movies that I saw.

08:03Because we just get connected to Indian Army as NRIs through movies only.

08:08So, now that I got the opportunity to ask the questions, I feel so relieved.

08:13And I had a different expectation.

08:15I thought that they would be really strict.

08:17But then, it was completely different.

08:20They were so much welcoming.

08:25We all have to go to the military camp.

08:30We are strict and organized.

08:33We are free at military officers.

08:35We are strong and motivated.

08:38We are afraid of others.

08:40We are afraid of them.

08:42They are friendly as they are.

08:45That is not our destination out there.

08:51They would go with different types of tanks.

08:54We have functions, petrol, and different features.

08:58Now there is a lot of water-resistant airs, there is a lot of water-resistant airs, there is a

09:01lot of water-resistant airs, and there is a lot of mines that detects.

09:06There is a lot of tankers in different functions.

09:09What is this? It's a tank ride.

09:12It's like a tank ride.

09:12It's like a big deal.

09:24It's like a tank ride.

09:26There is a lot of pride here.

09:27The officers have no pride in the office.

09:39As we look at our experiences,

09:41we will struggle with the army person.

09:45That's why we try to get the feeling.

09:48Yes, we try to get the feeling.

09:50If you feel this excitement,

09:51you can help us do it with that concern.

09:53It's like that.

10:55We're all ceremonial functions.

10:57The president of India is courted by the president's bodyguard.

11:00And here we see, arriving to see the president,

11:03is a historical mode of transport, a piece of history.

11:07Today we're standing here at Vijay Chauk in the Kastavia Path

11:10after witnessing the beating retreat ceremony.

11:13Arriving, all will be ready then to receive the president of India.

11:37And now that the president has arrived,

11:40the president's bodyguard will present the national salute.

11:42The tricolour will be unfurled to the playing of the national anthem.

11:50The mayor's bodyguard will be unfurled to the national anthem.

11:52Salute!

11:53The Queluk!

11:57Dew!

12:17Did you feel goosebumps when you saw how everybody was performing?

12:20Actually I am saying because you know we often associate military with you know like guns

12:26and all but when we saw the same officers doing this parade using the instruments and you

12:31know like synchronizing it very well because that's a part of discipline which we always

12:35should learn and such a great experience you know the they made about Gagan Iyan they made

12:40about so one day Mataram Operation Sindhu it was a true moment to feel proud of India.

12:51It was really amazing I wanted to check each and every

12:55formation so deeply because each of them had a really big significance for example the

13:01Gaganayan mission then the Brahmos mission and also the Operation Sindhu every part was

13:08also shown with a really important song behind it.

13:29Normally when we look at parades and all it's all just soldiers the weapons different dance

13:33forms but now it was different human formations of different weapons of the military.

14:00I really admired Indian formation itself because it projected the whole Indian map along with

14:06the Indian flags and all and I also like the Tri Sena because it showed all the three parts

14:12of the army which was military, no army which was military, navy and air force so it shows

14:18the collective unit and responsibility towards the nation.

14:33after finishing the parade even after that they were moving in such a way that we don't feel

14:37that it is going to finish they might have taken months to prepare this maybe it is our India's

14:43parade and we are Indians so we can sing it with our heart and know the experience about it.

14:52It's a spectacular ceremony and to all the people who didn't see this you should definitely

14:58come whenever you get the chance.

15:01Every single mood they were going together and there were many formes of the shapes also that

15:05also was paka and we could see that how much relatable similarity was there and there were

15:10many lights and the instruments also they were playing very sing itself so like we can feel

15:16that patriotism that's it so it was very fun and I enjoyed the whole entire.

15:33First of all I want to say that the beating retreat ceremony showed how strong patriotism can be

15:39then it's shared by millions of people, thousands of people.

15:55It is truly something that requires hard work, precision and discipline.

16:00So I think it evoked a sense of patriotism in all of us here.

16:16The beating retreat was really the unity of nationalism.

16:56The beat of nationalism was really the same way as is that at the time of the state of the

17:00country, the flame was very happy and our country was so beautiful and wonderful.

17:06The same year after all, the same year after all, the other conditions were slowly

17:07from the country and the people of the country and the people of the country.

17:09...

17:10...

17:12...

17:13...

17:15...

17:17...

17:19...

17:21Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare

17:27Hare Rama Hare Rama

17:33Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

17:40Hare Rama Hare Rama

17:43It was a different feel in the air today, 78 years, that's the time that we have lost

17:50Bapu from this world but he lives in our heart even today. Even when we were waiting, when

17:55we were getting his ideas through the bhajans that were being played and there was an all

17:59secular meeting where all the religions, they were showing their love and the message to

18:05the world. So this shows us how well Gandhiji was as a person. So even though he's not with

18:09us in the world, when we were talking about him, when we were paying homage to him, he's

18:15still alive in our hearts today.

18:20I'm going to turn off the Jews!

18:23I'm going to turn off the Jews!

18:37And they're still alive in their hearts today.

18:41And they're still alive in their hearts today.

18:47And they're still alive in our hearts today.

18:54As a social science teacher, when I was standing in front of Gandhi Samadhi, I could connect

18:59myself with the values that he imparted at this truth, non-violence and justice.

19:32Oh, yeah, so like we entered and there were many quotes on Blackstones and all about him.

19:37It actually felt very nice, though it was an emotional part, the flame, and it felt like

19:43a bit sad that we lost someone who was so dear to us.

19:46But it's all right because he's alive in our hearts and he has found our nation and we

19:50are so proud.

20:28Everyone paid their homage to Mahatma Gandhi.

20:32It was really quiet, but it was really powerful.

20:34It felt like walking through history.

20:39It was really powerful.

20:42It was really powerful.

20:45And it was really powerful.

20:47It was really powerful.

20:47But it was a young student.

20:52Anyway, we went to the U.A. to the very first time.

20:59Sir, it's not the first time, sir.

21:00It's not the first time.

21:01So, the U.A. is not the first time, sir.

21:05How did you grow up?

21:08It's not the first time, sir.

21:10It's British rule.

21:12It's British Visitorial N.O.C.

21:15Knowledge Vitation Certificate.

21:17I'm here to enter.

21:19That's the first time, the U.A. is formed.

21:24In the time of the year, the U.A. is formed in the 1970s.

21:37The U.A. is not the same.

21:42I have never been in the U.A. in the 1970s.

21:46The U.A. is in Abu Dhabi.

21:49I have been in other countries.

21:50That's what I call Sui-Fi.

21:53So, I don't know what I'm doing.

21:55I don't know what I'm doing.

21:56I don't know what I'm doing.

21:57I don't know what I'm doing.

22:00I don't know what I'm doing.

22:04Now, Mr. Thirumala Veni,

22:07in the Kakinada district,

22:09there is a city of Panjaj President.

22:14Actually, Grama Sarpanch.

22:16When I come here, can we give you the work of India?

22:20At the moment in the time of the government,

22:25I get a power to talk to him in the Delhi program.

22:34Asha Net News Channel,

22:37I get a power to tell him about this program.

22:39My father has been in Dubai.

22:42My father has been in Dubai and has been a doctorate for the last two years.

22:53At this time, my father has been helping.

22:58He has been in Delhi for a flight.

23:01He has been helping him in Delhi.

23:12There's a saying in Tamil that says,

23:16It says that what you know is just a fistful of things.

23:20What you don't know is the whole world.

23:22That's what I say.

23:24Every moment, realize that there are things that you don't know.

23:27Keep your eyes and ears open.

23:33As we come to the end of PTBI,

23:36I want to say that this was not just a competition actually.

23:40It was basically an experience that taught us confidence, responsibility,

23:45and how to think beyond ourselves and how to think beyond the box.

23:49So basically this program, this platform,

23:52it gave young people like us a place to project our voices

23:57and most importantly, how to use those voices thoughtfully.

24:04I was so emotional. I can't believe.

24:07In the five days, actually, it did not go fast.

24:09It went so slow for me.

24:14Very, very nice memories.

24:16All of us dancing in the bus.

24:17All of us playing games.

24:18All of us teasing each other.

24:20It was very, very nice.

24:22Thank you everyone.

24:23In the most riskiest situations ever.

24:26And thank you everyone for giving such a memorable experience.

24:33Watching Delhi as a winner of this competition and not just as a tourist,

24:38was a really proud moment for me.

24:43It was definitely a learning experience.

24:45And it will be the biggest milestone of my life.

24:53This is the 12th edition of PTBA.

24:57The next year, 2027, 29th of January,

25:027.30 will be the valedictory function of 13th edition of PTBA.

25:35So in the eight hours,

25:36So you'll see you next week.

25:38But we'll see you next week.

25:38Bye.

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