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Guest lecture at Khadoor Sahib

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Sep 02, 2021 IST

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Tarn Taran, September 1

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Colonel Satvinder Singh Cheema, Sena Medal (retd) (in pic) delivered a guest lecture on self experience in Indo-Pak war 1971 near Basanter River in Samba area at Nishan–E – Sikhi Preparatory Institute, Khadoor Sahib on Tuesday.

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Colonel Cheema has the honour of being part of the Indian Army operation to capture the objective and beat the Pak counter attack in which Maj Hoshiar Singh and 2/Lt Khetarpal were awarded Param Vir Chakra. He also highlighted the lessons drawn from this operation relevant to the NDA aspirants like courage, overcoming fear of death, leadership, winning the confidence of troops under command, implementing operational instructions even at the risk of own life and faith in the Almighty. The Institution is running under the guidance of International Environmentalist Baba Sewa Singh, head of Kar Sewa Sect Khadoor Sahib. — OC

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