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Historian Pratipala Bhatia makes it clear that Gurjara was used for all citizens of The Gurjara Country irrespective of Caste. Tasgaon Copper Plate makes it clear where Marathi King Krishna is referred as 'Gurjara Brahmin'. Thus debunking the claim that Gurjara term was used only for a specific cast
The famous Indian scientist, C.V. Raman had called Jaipur 'The Island of Glory'...
When its about claiming Rajputi Culture & Poshaks - it becomes Rajasthani otherwise these same peasants abuse us 24x7. The word 'Rajasthan' itself is a recent construct while these dresses are older than that. Every community in Rajputana region have their different traditions & dresses [Look Pics]
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Legend Sagat Singh avenged the 1962 defeat by winning a one sided victory in 1967 against China, restoring Indian Army pride.
He was stationed in Goa in 1962 or else we would have won that war too, Well we got Goa so...
And Bangladesh should worship him instead of Allah
1961 Goa Liberation - Higher HQ made a slow & steady plan. He ignored it, raced ahead, forced Portuguese surrender, hoisted Tricolour over Panjim, ending 451 years of Portuguese rule. Portugal put a $10k bounty on his head.
1967 Nathu La (China War) - Eastern Command & Delhi ordered restraint & withdrawal. He refused, crushed China & avenged ’62.
1971 Bangladesh Liberation - Was ordered not to cross the Meghna River. Replied on radio - “Over my dead body!” Heli-bridged Meghna, raced to Dhaka & forced 93,000 Pak troops to surrender.
Respect to great men like him.
Why aren’t we teaching the younger generation about such brave heroes?