FORCES (Gaurav Negi)

My Dear Indians, Let us assume….the residential colony where you live has 195 children of your age. Out of these 195 children, 5 are bullies (दादागिरी करनेवाले ) One fine day these 5 bullies decide that all 195 of you should sign an agreement that no one in the group would bully others. However, these 5 bullies will continue to be the way they are and would ‘try’ to change themselves. My question to you is- Will you agree to this ? Will you sign the agreement ? And why ?  ....... I know you would say NO to this biased agreement.  ........ Now let us assign names to the characters and places in the above story……….. The residential colony is – The world The 195 children are- The 195 countries in this world The 5 Bullies are-   USA, USSR/ Russia, China, UK, France The agreement that these 5 Bullies have proposed is – The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) or Nuclear NPT that became effective on 5 March 1970   As per the United Nations Organisation (UNO)- The N

My Dear Young and Little Indians, India has 15,106 km of land borders with other countries and 7,516 kms of coastline (borders along the seas) A large country like India needs bigger ships to protect its coastline. Ships that can carry naval officers and weapons are not enough. We need ships that act as a full fledged military base. This floating military base has to be self sufficient like a city. This requirement is met by air craft carriers. These ships are so huge that they can carry multiple fighter jets and offer take-off and landing facility to aircrafts.   INS Vikrant was the first air craft carrier of Indian Navy. It was commissioned into the Indian Navy 60 years back on 4 March 1961. After serving India and The Indian Navy for 36 years, INS Vikrant was decommissioned on 31 January 1997. (Commission is a military term meaning joining the military. Decommission means leaving the military or retiring from service. When an officer or military hardware

  My Dear Young and Little Indians, Actions speak louder than words You are familiar with this saying ? I am sure you are.   No amount of good words can match one good action.   Today let us talk about a man who proved his mettle and worth with his actions. Subedar Sanjay Kumar, Param Vir Chakra Today is his 45 th birthday. He was born on 3 rd March 1976. He hails from Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh.   In 2019 we had the good fortune of meeting our “God in Uniform” I got in touch with him with the help of a friend of mine. I spoke to him requesting for an appointment. We reached his office on time and you know... he was there at the gate waiting to receive us. A man who is beyond the ordinary, a man who has done the unimaginable, a man who has defied death, a man who commands respect where ever he goes and where ever he is talked about has the humility to be at the gate to receive his unknown guests ! My dear Young and Little Indians ....... my experience o

  My Dear Young and Little Indians, Boxing was always considered a sport for men but -" Magnificent Mary" - Mary Kom has changed this perception.   Name-   Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom Born on 1 March 1983 (this was the time when armed insurgency was at its peak in Manipur) Place - Village Kangathei, Churachandpur district, Manipur   Her place of birth on the map of Indi   Father’s Name- Mangte Tonpa Kom Mother’s name- Mangte Akham Kom Her parents were tenant farmers (those who do not own land but work as farmers on others land). Mary Kom grew up helping her parents in the fields. She has one younger brother and sister. She studied in her village school till class 8 and then attended school in state capital of Imphal. Though she could not pass class 10, she had a keen interest in sports and athletics. Dingko Singh , a Sailor with The Indian Navy and a native of Manipur won a Gold Medal in Bangkok Asian Games in the year 1998. Mary Kom was inspired by