Utopia

The Indian soldier is a role model for the people of India. Moral integrity, honest, positively  secular, completely apolitical, with an ethos of working hard, simple needs and economize habits, he is the epitome of courage and determined devotion to duty. More than any other group or community in the country, the Indian soldier embodies and represents the IDEA OF INDIA. In hail, sleet and snow,  and pouring rain, he stands as custodian over the nation’s borders in the high Himalayas. He maintains a silent and lonely watch along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir . He has held the Saltoro Ridgeline west of the Siachen Glacier, the highest battlefield in the world, for almost 30+ years and denied the opponent the opportunity to alter the Actual Ground Position Line . He has repeatedly shown his temperament while meeting the Chinese challenge along the Line of Actual Control. He stands tall from the snow-clad and wind-swept mountains of the Himalayas in t...

   The Rage of War    Often, we get filled with feelings of utmost rage and anger upon hearing the news of the martyrdom of our soldiers.  The reason for this Rage and anger is our sensitivity towards them and love for the nation.  But this sensitivity is not so intense in our everyday life as it is after their martyrdom especially.  On hearing the news of martyrdom, a volcano of anger towards the enemy reaches the peak in our hearts and minds.  And we start expecting war or military action from the government and our military institutions to avenge the martyrdom of our soldiers as soon as possible, we want that some soldiers of the enemy  should be killed, they must also bear same pain that we are experiencing, we become so positive towards war that our thinking dominates us.  And we start thinking that we will turn enemy's territory into  speck of dust and  erase its name and mark from this world. Just once this w...