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  1. Major Udayan Thakur, The Army Service Corps/50th Battalion the Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  2. Major Vijesh Kumar, The Mahar Regiment/first Battalion the Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

<mark>21. Major Sachin Kumar Agarwal, The Mahar Regiment/30th Battalion the Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>22. Major Chitresh Bisht, The Corps of Engineers/55th Engineer Regiment (posthumous) -</mark> Army.

  1. Major Kh Shem, The Jat Regiment/5th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  2. Major Ashish Kumar, 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

  3. Major Happy Charak, 9th Battalion The Rajputana Rifles - Army.

  4. Major Yogesh Pandey, The Corps of Engineers/9th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  5. Major Laxman Singh, The Mechanized Infantry/9th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army. <mark>28. Major Patharkar Anand Sharad, Brigade of The Guards/50th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>29. Major Javalkar Vaibhav Pramod, The Armoured Corps/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>30. Major Soham Bhattacharjee, The Corps of Engineers/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

  1. Major Shakti Singh, 23rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment - Army.

  2. Major Inder Preet Singh, The Armoured Corps/22nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  3. Captain Shiv Kumar Sharma, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -Army. 34. Captain Kunal Kumar, 21st Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

<mark>35. Captain Prateek Ranjangaonkar, The Assam Regiment/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles</mark> - Army.

  1. Captain Saurabh Patni, The Corps of Signals/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

<mark>37. Captain Ashish Gedion Paudel, 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

  1. Subedar Trilok Singh, 3rd Battalion The Jammu And Kashmir Rifles - Army.

39.Naib Subedar Tara Chand, 16th Battalion The Assam Rifles - Army.

<mark>40. Naib Subedar Ravinder Singh, First Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

  1. Naib Subedar Jai Dev 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

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  1. Battery Havildar Major Hans Raj, The Corps of Artillery/66th Medium Regiment - Army.

  2. Havildar Sandeep Malik, 12th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

  3. Havildar Balinder Singh, 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

  4. Havildar Baljeet, The Mechanised Infantry/50th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  5. Havildar Bhupendra Singh, 23rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment - Army.

<mark>47. Havildar Ajay Kumar Rana, The Punjab Regiment/53rd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>48. Havildar Sheo Ram, The Grenadiers/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles (posthumous) -</mark> Army.

  1. Havildar Rakesh Kumar, The Jat Regiment/34th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army. <mark>50. Havildar Javid Ahmad Chopan, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

  2. Lance Havildar Vijay Kumar, 23rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (posthumous) - Army.

  3. Lance Havildar Sandeep Kumar, 23rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment - Army.

  4. Naik Ashwani Kumar, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

<mark>54. Naik Jankar Singh, The Jammu And Kashmir Rifles/3rd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

  1. Naik Sunny Thakur, The Mechanized Infantry/42nd Battalion Mechanished - Army.

  2. Naik Ramesh Kumar, 20th Battalion The Jat Regiment - Army.

  3. Naik Narendra Kumar, The Jat Regiment/5th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  4. Naik Santosh Singh, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

  5. Lance Naik Sombir, 23rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment - Army.

  6. Lance Naik Jagtar Singh, The Punjab Regiment/22nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -Army.

  7. Lance Naik Surendra Singh, 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -Army.

  8. Lance Naik Anuj Kumar, The Mahar Regiment/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army. <mark>63. Sepoy Kulwinder Singh, The Mechanized Infantry/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>64. Sepoy Jagmohan Singh, The Mechanized Infantry/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

  1. Sepoy Samaresh Dey, The Mechanized Infantry/50th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

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<mark>66. Sepoy Suhail Singh Saini, The Mechanized Infantry/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

  1. Sepoy S Vigi Bhaskar, 12th Battalion The Madras Regiment - Army.

  2. Grenadier Tawseef Yousuf, The Grenadiers/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

<mark>69. Grenadier Ajay Kumar, The Grenadiers/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles (posthumous) -</mark> Army.

  1. Sepoy Penta Nithin Paul, 24th Battalion The Maratha Light Infantry - Army.

  2. Sepoy Sunil, The Jat Regiment/34th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  3. Sepoy Rinku, The Jat Regiment/34th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

<mark>73. Sepoy Sushil Singh Kalakoti, The Kumaon Regiment/50th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

<mark>74. Sepoy Rajveer Singh Yadav, The Kumaon Regiment/50th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -</mark> Army.

  1. Sepoy Pankaj Boro, The Assam Regiment/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  2. Sepoy Rahul Das, The Assam Regiment/42nd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  3. Sepoy Gulshan Singh, The Sikh Light Infantry/19th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

<mark>78. Sepoy Happy Singh, The Sikh Light Infantry/19th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles</mark> (posthumous) - Army.

  1. Sepoy Yogendra Kumar, The Mahar Regiment/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  2. Rifleman Ramesh Singh Dhami, 3rd Battalion The Jammu And Kashmir Rifles - Army.

  3. Rifleman Rupen Pradhan, 3rd Battalion The Jammu And Kashmir Rifles - Army.

<mark>82. Rifleman Surinder Kumar, The Jammu And Kashmir Rifles/3rd Battalion The Rashtriya</mark> Rifles - Army.

  1. Rifleman Pradeep Kumar, The Rajputana Rifles/9th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army. <mark>84. Rifleman Mandeep Singh Rawat, The Garhwal Rifles/36th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles</mark> (posthumous) - Army.

  2. Rifleman Preetam Singh, 6th Battalion The Garhwal Rifles - Army.

<mark>86. Rifleman Rayees Ah Lone, The Jammu And Kashmir Light Infantry/50th Battalion The</mark> Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  1. Rifleman Ningthoujam Subhachandra Singh, 31st Battalion The Assam Rifles (posthumous) - Army.

  2. Grenadier Karam Chand, 5th Battalion The Grenadiers - Army.

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<mark>89. Paratrooper Vikram Singh Mehta, 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

<mark>90. Paratrooper Rajendra Singh, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiument (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

<mark>91. Paratrooper Naseeb Kumar, 10th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) -</mark> Army.

  1. Paratrooper Gopal Singh, 10th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

  2. Paratrooper Tarung Sitang, 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment (special Forces) - Army.

<mark>94. Sowar Kishan Singh, The Armoured Corps/55th Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles</mark> (posthumous) - Army.

  1. Signalman Manvendra Singh, The Corps Of Signals/3rd Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles -Army.

  2. Sapper P Madhu, The Corps Of Engineers/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  3. Sapper P Babu, The Mahar Regiment/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

  4. Sapper Rahul Chavan, The Engineer Regiment/first Battalion The Rashtriya Rifles - Army.

Nao Sena Medal (gallantry):-

  1. Captain Naveen Thapa - Navy.

  2. Lt Cdr Ruchir Rakesh Khajuria - Navy.

  3. Shri Niwash, Sea I - Navy.

  4. Shaminder Singh, Po Pt - Navy.

  5. Takhellambam Rakhesh Singh, POCD - Navy.

Vayu Sena Medal (gallantry): -

  1. Group Captain Saumitra Tamaskar, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  2. Wing Commander Pranav Raj, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  3. Wing Commander Amit Ranjan, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  4. Squadron Leader Rahul Basoya, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  5. Squadron Leader Pankaj Arvind Bhujade, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  6. Squadron Leader B Karthik Narayan Reddy, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  7. Squadron Leader Shashank Singh, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

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Yudh Seva Medal: -

  1. Air Commodore Sunil Kashinath Vidhate, AVSM VM Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  2. Group Captain Yeshpal Singh Negi, VM VSM Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  3. Group Captain Hemant Kumar, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

  4. Group Captain Hansel Joseph Sequeira, Flying (pilot) - Air Force.

<mark>5. Squadron Leader Minty Aggarwal, Administration/fighter Controller - Air Force.</mark>

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<mark>MONETARY ALLOWANCE FOR THE GALLANTRY AWARD WINNERS OF INDIA</mark>

India introduced first three gallantry awards on 26th January 1950 which were deemed to have effect from the 15th August, 1947. These Gallantry Awards are announced twice in a year. The highest gallantry award of India in the battlefield is Paramvir Chakra. At present a Paramvir Chakra winner or his kin gets a monthly compensation of Rs. 20000 a month .

The conclusion of British Rule in India saw the end of the old institution of British awards and honours. British awards were basically made to please the anti-India elements. So after Independence India changed this practice and introduced first three gallantry awards on 26th January, 1950 which were deemed to have effect from the 15th August, 1947. These Gallantry Awards are announced twice in a year ; once on the occasion of the Republic Day and the second on the occasion of the Independence Day.

First three Gallantry Awards were;

1. The Param Vir Chakra,

2. The Mahavir Chakra and the

3. The Vir Chakra

The government of India introduced three other gallantry awards i.e. the Ashoka Chakra ClassI, the Ashoka Chakra Class-II and the Ashoka Chakra Class-III on 4th January, 1952, which were renamed as the Ashoka Chakra, the Kirti Chakra and the Shaurya Chakra respectively in January, 1967.

<mark>Some of these awards are given posthumously also that is why government provides financial assistance to the kin of the diseased person.</mark>

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