They say matches are made in heaven. And they really are. We've heard so much about love and we all crave it. But when we finally find it, we don't know what to do with it. Yet there are some people who get together for a purpose and their stories become an inspiration.We bring you a love story that will touch your hearts and make you weep. This is a love story between two Indian Air Force officers..Love was meant to happen. It all began in January 2002.
Deepika Dadlani had just joined
for her second term of training in the Air Force Academy, and Ronald Kevin Serrao was in the final term - a senior most trainee cadet in the Academy - an office bearer. The first thing he had noticed about her was her name on the arrival list of cadets at the railway station - he would later admit. Over a game of charades, their love story began and then, it was magic! The long talks about work, life, dreams, and family at the ‘cycle stand’ on the way to the mess soon brought them closer to each other. Deepika skipped dinner on many an evening as that was the only time she would getto talk to him.Distance makes the heart grown fonder. As all good things come to an end, the training days were soon over and they were never posted at the same base since. Yet, on weekends or on any other opportunity they got both made it a point to visit each other. ‘Distance makes the hearts grow fonder’ they say and so, their relationship blossomed despite the distance. Ron and Deepika got engaged in December 2004 and in April 2006 they tied the knot. They were not posted at the same base or region even after their wedding which made them steal weekends to see each other. She visited him in Tezpur, Halwara and Ambala and he visited her in Bangalore and Agra, and sure enough those visits were some of the best moments of their lives....Once in a while, your life becomes a fairytale
“My life was like a fairy tale when Ron was around” recalls Deepika. He was her friend, philosopher and guide in the true sense. As a fellow pilot, he taught her more than some of her instructors. He had guided her from time to time through some of the challenging situations at work and in personal life. A perfect host while on leave, a true gentleman to the ladies, a perfect buddy to hang out with and total brat to his Air Force officer friends. That was Flt Lt Ronald Kevin Serrao! “When I got my captain ranking, he was the first person I called……and because he understood all the intricate details of the process, it made the celebrations much sweeter” Deepika proudly grows nostalgic.Things don't always go as per the plan Deepika had flown Ron and his squadron to Nal on the 10th of Jan, 2007. They had an early birthday celebration for him as she knew they both had to work and would not be able to be with each other on his 26th birthday on January 17th. On the 17th, they talked to each other at length totally oblivious that it was going to be their last conversation. He had told her that it was his best birthday ever. 18th was Deepika’s day off. She was in her room and was trying Ron’s number for a long time but was not able to get through. She was obviously worried and at one point grabbed the rosary from under her pillow and began to pray. At one point the rosary broke and even though she is not very superstitious, this made her very anxious. She knew something was not right. So, she came out of her room and began pacing nervously in the hallway. “Just then, I saw my Commanding Officer and the Flight Commander walking towards me with their spouses. I was not sure why they wanted to talk to me.” They made her sit and broke the news of the air crash. The Jaguar combat jet he was flying had blown up mid-air over Jaisalmer district in Rajasthan a few hours ago.The tragedy“My world came crashing down and my head began to spin when I heard the news” says Deepika “and my life has not been the same since” she adds.A special IAF plane brought the mortal remains from Ambala to Mangalore for final rites on the 20th of January. The world witnessed an extremely composed brave woman in uniform marching ahead of the funeral cortege, paying her final respects to her beloved husband. Deepika reveals the painful reality: “Frankly, I was in a state of trance that dayand for quite some time thereafter. I had many sleepless nights and was put on medication.” It took her a very long time to accept the fact that she was now categorized as a war widow. She was given a new ID card and that has become her new identity.Life moves on
It has been very difficult and every day has been an ordeal for her but she knew she had to go on. “I had to live for our families, for Ron’s dreams and for our dreams. So, I got back to work but could never set my foot in the cockpit.” Shetried for a whole year after the tragedy but could not fly. “It felt as though a part of me had died with Ron. My passion for flying and the joy of it all was dead. What else can I say? My wingman is gone” laments Deepika.Many advised Deepika to start over and move on but she knew it was easier said than done. It would certainly be difficult for anyone to understand the depth of their relationship. Eventually she requested a premature release from the Air Force, got back to studies and completed her MBA. She has now taken up a civilian job in the corporate sector.How the tragedy changed Deepika's life foreverDeepika says that the tragedy has made her more patient, more responsible but less alive. It has been a long struggle to cope with the pain and learn to look ahead. After almost a ton of paperwork, she moved back to New Delhi where she now lives with a dog and a full time maid. The balancing act of work and home now keeps her busy and she finds less time to brood over the bygones. Slowly things are falling into place and Deepika says that things are a lot better.Being the only child of working parents, both scientists on govt. posts had made her independent and daring. “Early in life I learnt to respect knowledge and humility. My maternal aunt who is a spastic has been my role model. I have realized seeing my aunt that hard work and dedication makes nothing impossible” recounts Deepika. Growing up she had only two dreams - one, to be a pilot and second, to join the military. Men and women in uniform fascinated her and the Air Force was the perfect combination to realize both her dreams at once.Love is like the wind, you can't see it. But you can feel it- Nicholas SparksThe training years were tough especially for a woman. The rigorous physical and mental training seemed impossible at times but the thrill of flying made all the challenges worth her while. “Ron was very proud of my accomplishmentsandthe fact that I was a pilot in the Air Force made him beam with pride” reminisces Deepika. She learnt the art of forgiveness and being charitable from her husband who taught her that there is more to life than holding grudges.“Even today, I encourage all the parents to send at least one of their children to serve in the armed forces. In spite of the tragedy and the agony I went though, if I have a child in this life or the next, I will definitely want him or her to join the military and wear the uniform that made all of us proud” declares Deepika.January 18th marks the 6th anniversary of Flt Lt Ronald Kevin Serrao’s final take off to his heavenly abode. Please join me in saluting this hero, his brave bride Flt Lt Deepika Dadlani Serrao, his parents Col John Serrao and Dr Jessica Serrao....

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Ghalib vs Iqbal vs Faraz vs Me

Zahid sharab peene de masjid mein beth kar,
Yaa woh jagha bata jahan Khuda nahin.
(Mirza Ghalib)

Masjid khuda ka ghar hai, peeney ki jagha nahin,
Kaafir ke dil mein ja, Wahan khudaa nahin.
(Allama Iqbal)

Kaafir ke dil se aya hoon mein yeh dekh kar,
Khuda maujood hai wahan, Par usey pata nahin.
(Ahmad Faraz)

Uskay dil mae b maujood hai khuda agar ye wo janta
Tou 'kaafir' ke naam se koun usay pehchaanta
😊

:By Me

apnī miTTī hī pe chalne kā salīqa sīkho, sañg-e-marmar pe chaloge to phisal jāoge

apne markaz se agar duur nikal jāoge
ḳhwāb ho jāoge afsānoñ meñ Dhal jāoge
ab to chehroñ ke ḳhad-o-ḳhāl bhī pahle se nahīñ
kis ko maalūm thā tum itne badal jāoge
apne parcham kā kahīñ rañg bhulā mat denā
surḳh shoaloñ se jo kheloge to jal jāoge
de rahe haiñ tumheñ to log rifāqat kā fareb
un kī tārīḳh paḌhoge to dahal jāoge
apnī miTTī hī pe chalne kā salīqa sīkho
sañg-e-marmar pe chaloge to phisal jāoge
ḳhwāb-gāhoñ se nikalte hue Darte kyuuñ ho
dhuup itnī to nahīñ hai ki pighal jāoge
tez qadmoñ se chalo aur tasādum se bacho
bheeḌ meñ sust chaloge to kuchal jāoge
ham-safar DhūñDo na rahbar kā sahārā chāho
Thokareñ khāoge to ḳhud hī sambhal jāoge
tum ho ik zinda-e-jāved rivāyat ke charāġh
tum koī shaam kā sūraj ho ki Dhal jāoge
subah-e-sādiq mujhe matlūb hai kis se māñgūñ
tum to bhole ho charāġhoñ se bahal jāoge

  👉  :  Iqbal Azeem
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14 year old Gujarat student sign Rs 5 crore MoU with Govt for building drones

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Ahmedabad/Mumbai, January 14:
A 14-year-old boy wearing spectacles created a buzz at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit on Thursday after he signed a Rs 5 crore-worth Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the state government on drone designed by him.
The boy identified as Harshwardhan Zala, a class 10 student, signed the big deal with the Department of Science and Technology, Government of Gujarat, to felicitate production of the drones designed by the young boy. The drone has impressed everyone at the summit which helps detect and defuse land mines on war fields.
According to Times of India, Zala has been working on his business plan and made three prototypes of the drones while his classmates are preparing for the upcoming board exams. Zala said that he started working on the drone project in 2016 and created a business plan too. The inspiration behind the project first struck Zala when he came to know that a large number of soldiers succumb to injuries sustained due to landmine blasts or while defusing them manually. The 14-year-old school going boy spent around Rs 5 lakh on the three prototypes of the drone. His parents shelled out approximately Rs 2 lakh for the first two prototypes, whereas he was granted Rs 3 lakh from the state government for the third prototype.
“The drone is equipped with infrared, RGB sensor and thermal meter along with a 21-megapixel camera with a mechanical shutter that can take high-resolution pictures as well,” Zala reportedly explained during the summit. The drone detects land mines and covers eight square meter area while flying at the height of two feet. It also gives a signal to the base station.
Zala also revealed that the drone is capable of carrying a bomb weighing 50 gram that can be used to destroy the landmine. But the bomb part is not yet tested.
The teenager has already registered a patent and has set up his own company ‘Aerobatics’. Zala a student of Sarvoday Vidyamandir in Bapunagar, Gujarat said that he has been interested in science and innovation for several years and was always encouraged by his parents.
Father of the teenager, Pradhyumansinh Zala is an accountant by profession while his mother Nishaba Zala is a housewife. Zala’s dream is to get his product registered at Google Inc. headquarters in the United States where he has already shared his project.
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Mahakaal: Bholenath

Fire is His head, the sun and moon
His eyes, space His ears, the Vedas
His speech, the wind His breath, the
universe His heart. From His feet
the Earth has originated. Verily, He
is the inner self of all beings.

Its never too late to start

At age 5 his Father died.At age 16 he quit school.At age 17 he had already lost four jobs.At age 18 he got married.
Between ages 18 and 22, he was a railroad conductor and failed.He joined the army and washed out there.
He applied for law school he was rejected.He became an insurance sales man and failed again.
At age 19 he became a father.At age 20 his wife left him and took their baby daughter.
He became a cook and dishwasher in a small cafe.He failed in an attempt to kidnap his own daughter, and eventually he convinced his wife to return home.
At age 65 he retired.On the 1st day of retirement he received a cheque from the Government for $105.He felt that the Government was saying that he couldn’t provide for himself.
He decided to commit suicide, it wasn’t worth living anymore; he had failed so much.He sat under a tree writing his will, but instead, he wrote what he would have accomplished with his life. He realised there was much more that he hadn’t done.
There was one thing he could do better than anyone he knew. And that was how to cook.So he borrowed $87 against his cheque and bought and fried up some chicken using his recipe, and went door to door to sell them to his neighbours in Kentucky.
Remember at age 65 he was ready to commit suicide.But at age 88 Colonel Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Empire was a billionaire.

Moral of the story: Attitude. It's never too late to start all over.
MOST IMPORTANLY, IT'S ALL ABOUT YOUR ATTITUDE. NEVER GIVE UP NO MATTER HOW HARD IT GETS.
You have what it takes to be successful. Go for it and make a difference. No guts no glory. It's never too old to dream.

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समस्याएं इतनी ताक़तवर नहीं हो सकती        
जितना हम इन्हें मान लेते हैं ,                       
   कभी सुना है  कि                                                “ अंधेरों ने सुबह ही ना होने दी हो "|

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9 most dangerous special forces of world.... Detailed(Defence Analysis) ...

Special forces, the name speaks for itself. These are elite units of a country’s defence force that can go beyond the horizon and achieve the impossible like a daily routine job. Every special force in the world has to go through some badass training which sometimes may seem ridiculous to a common man but is essential to mould them into what they are. Here are some of the best special forces from around the world:

1. THE NAVY SEALS: Remember Osama bin Laden? This special force took out the most feared terrorist in the world. They are Battle proven and thus, are a pioneer in special forces. SEAL basically means sea,air,land which shows the diversity to operate in any terrain.
ORIGIN:United States Of America
IN SERVICE SINCE:1962
DEPLOYMENTS/ MAJOR OPS:Korea,Iraq,Somalia,AfganistanTRAINING:The navy seal has very hard and long training schedule. Starts with the BUD/S school where the main filtering happens and then seal proceed on to the para course followed by the gruelling 26 weeks SQT( seal qualification training). One becomes a Seal after passing through this. During the training, there is phase called ” HELL WEEK” which is a period of 5 days where onegets to sleep 4 hrs maximum while doing 20hrs of physical routine!
SPECIAL MENTION: The SEAL TEAM 6 is said to be the most elite of the navy SEALS such that their identity and location is unknown.This unit took out Osama bin laden and is under the direct command of the POTUS ( president of the united states).The fallout rate of to become a seal is more than 80%.

2. SPECIAL AIR SERVICE: The SAS, special air service is the special force of the united kingdom.They mainly specialise in hostage rescue, gathering intel,counter-terrorism. The SAS is a unit of the British army and came to fame since the Iranian siege.
ORIGIN:United Kingdom
IN SERVICE SINCE:1947
DEPLOYMENTS/ MAJOR OPS: Kosovo war, gulf war, Afganistan
TRAINING: The selection is from personals of the British armed forces.The selection involves a hill phase followed by a jungle phase, then survival phase and finally interrogation phase. Only 15-20 % of the whole pass out as SAS in the end.
SPECIAL MENTION:The SAS are put through a unique final phase of selection ie resistance to interrogation which lasts around 36hrs. This involves gruelling interrogation and physical torture. The SAS believes this makes them mentally strong.

3. SPETSNAZ: spetsnaz is the collection of Russian special forces. There are various groups to perform different task and are thus, trained to excel in the same field. They take up tasks such as anti-terror ops, intelligence gathering etc.
ORIGIN:Russia
IN SERVICE FROM :1957
DEPLOYMENTS/ MAJOR OPS:Soviet-Afgan war,Beirut hostage crisis, Ukraine war, Syrian war
TRAINING:The Spetsnaz has a gruelling training regime where physical abuse is a common thing. They believe that physical abuse makes them mentally tuff to counter any enemy in the most brutal way. The ration is that only 1 out of 3 makes it in the forces
SPECIAL MENTION: Though trained in all aspects the Spetsnaz alpha group is considered to be the elite and take the frontline when it comes to ops. They are the tip of the sword and take on ops like sabotage behind enemy lines, jungle and modern warfare. Any Spetsnaz solider can killa man in hand to hand combat as they are well versed in the same.

4. MARCOS: The marine commandos of the Indian Navy are the most elite special force in the country. They are a version of the navy seal which can operate in any terrain and handle any scenario. Trained to take on ops like hostage rescue,sabotaging enemy location, asymmetric warfare reconnaissance, the MARCOS can do it all.
ORIGIN:India
IN SERVICEFROM : 1987
DEPLOYMENTS/MAJOR OPS: CT ops J&K, Anti-piracy Somalia, 26/11 Mumbai
TRAINING:The selection for Marcos are from the personnel of the India navy. The Marcos are trained at INS Abhimanyu, the training is continuousand rigorous. In the first phase, the fallout rate is 50% which goes on to raise up to 90% during the final phase. Only a handful make it through the tough training. The ” DEATH CRAWL” is the pinnacle of thetraining phase where one has to move in an 800 thigh-high mud with 25kg gear after a 2.5km obstacle course, the final phase also include firing a target 25m away with a buddystanding next to it when you are sleep deprived and exhausted.
SPECIAL MENTION:The Marcos can be deployed in any terrain/scenario from the hostage rescue to the Himalayas, from the jungles to the bay of Bengal, they train everywhere and can operate anywhere, thus are regard as the best in the world. The Marcos are also deployed in counter-terrorism ops in J&K and have earnedthe term ‘dhadiwali fauj’ for their badass nature.

5. GSG-9The german counter-terrorism and special operation unit that was formed post the black September event. This force is highly trained in the hostage situation and infiltration scenarios and is the best in what theydo.
ORIGIN:Germany
IN SERVICEFROM :1972
DEPLOYMENTS/SPECIAL OPS:Lufthansa 181,Mogadishu, KLM hijacking
TRAINING:The selection process involves testing one not only physically but also psychologically. This is done by a series of examinations and interviews. They are put through a 22-week rigours training programme. Counter-terrorism training is given to selected few of the GSG-9 in which they are made to go through mental stress on a constant basis. Only 1 in 5 makes tothe final.
SPECIAL MENTION:The GSG-9 is considered as the best in hostage rescue scenario and are a frontline in teaching special forces of the world in the same. The NSG of India sorted its help post the 2008 attack.
6. JW GROMThe polish special force knows as theJW GROM is the elite counter-terrorism force of the country. The history of the force goes back to the world war where they performed some stealth ops behind the enemy lines but were groomed to a special force in the 90’s only.
ORIGIN:Poland
IN SERVICEFROM : 1990
DEPLOYMENT/MAJOR OPS:Afgan war 2001, Iraq 2003TRAINING:The Grom initially trained under us navy seals. In addition to thephysical training, the are subjected to psychological exhaustion tests to remove weak applicants. The trainingalso includes frogman,sniping,parachuting
SPECIAL MENTION:75% of Grom are paramedics and thus, the GROM are considered as a very good support unit. They complimented the SEALS in the afghan war and supported in their ops.

7. SHAYETET 13The maritime special force of Israel, the Shayetet 13 is trained to take up avariety of operations. They are trained in the sea to land incursion, sabotage, maritime intelligence, hostage rescue. They are one of the most active special forces of the world.ORIGIN:Israel
IN SERVICEFROM : 1949DEPLOYMENT/MAJOR OPS:6-day war, Gaza war,  Yom Kippur warTRAINING:The training of the Shayetet 13 last for almost 20 months which includes series of maritime diving,boarding, counter-terrorism training. Cadets are put through high-risk underwater training and are also subjected to cold water survival.
SPECIAL MENTION:The Shayetet 13 is the best when comes to counter-terrorism in the sea, which shall involve boarding, maritime warfare.Also, all members of the forces are trained in Krav Maga, Handto Hand combat.
8. EKO COBRA
The special anti-terrorism unit of the Austrian police is highly trained to take on hostage and counter-terrorism ops. The are known around the world for their agility and speed. They are said to be formed since the Munich Olympics incident.
ORIGIN:Austria
IN SERVICEFROM : 1978DEPLOYMENTS:/ MAJOR OPS:Graz-Karlau prison, Tupolev Tu-154 incidentTRAINING:The training involves a series of elongated scenarios of handto hand combat, rappelling, incursion techniques, marksmanship. Apart from this, there is also series of psychological tests that are rigorous enough to tier one out completely.
SPECIAL MENTION:Since most of its ops rely on high-speed reaction and reflexes, the cobras are considered tobe the finest around the world and thus have a relatively low strength as the standards are very high.All members of the cobra have to be among few in the world to have a verylow reaction time!

9. Special Service GroupThe special service group i.e SSG of Pakistan is the special forces of the Pakistan navy.They are considered tobe one of the best in Asia next to the MARCOS.The specialise in naval warfare, stealth ops, counter-terrorism.ORIGIN:PAKISTAN
IN SERVICEFROM: 1956
DEPLOYMENTS/MAJOR OPS :Indo-Pak wars, soviet-afghan war, siachen warTRAINING:Like all special forces theyhave a very rigours training that involves air,land,sea in order to increase its degree of operation.One has to earn 3 badges to be SSG namely “SKYDIVER”, “MOUNTAIN WARFARER”, “COMBAT DIVER”. Only 5% make it to the final of all the recruits.
SPECIA MENTION:The SSG is amongone of the few forces around the world that can operate in any terrain. Recently a special division of SSG is being made who are put through high altitude warfare courses so as to make them efficient in case of Siachen kind of standoff. This will make the force more lethal as it adds one more terrain to its operational capability.
These are the best special forces around the world and the men who serve in them are truly a class apart from a normal human being.In modern warfare scenarios these special forces of highly trained men will be the tip of the sword and will make the different between any two countries. Do you have it in you to be among the best, to be special?
Source : crackssb.com