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Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry

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  Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry  has a revered history with the Indian Army, and is home to some of the most decorated heroes that India has had the honor of having in its ranks. Among these heroes is the late Nawang Kapadia, a soldier of the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry who was posthumously awarded India's highest military honor, the Param Vir Chakra, for his bravery during the Kargil War in 1999. Kapadia's story of courage and valor serves as an inspiration to those who serve in the India Army, and his legacy has been honored by his name being featured on the regimental badge of the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry. The Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JKLI) is a regiment of the Indian Army and is one of the most decorated regiments in Indian military history. It was established in 1941 and is named after the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The regiment is most famously known for having Nawang Kapadia as its first ever recipient of the Param Vir Chakra, India’s highest aw
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#2 Gorkha Rifles the Frontier| Nawang Kapadia

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The Gorkha Rifles the Frontier are known for their brave service to the Indian Army and their commitment to defending India's borders. They have a long and proud tradition of fighting on the frontlines of the country's battles, from the mountains of Kashmir to the deserts of the Northwest. Their dedication to their duty is unrivaled and continues to be proven in combat. Over the years, they have earned a reputation for their courage and tenacity, ensuring that India's borders remain safe and secure.
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Mrinal (R) and Nawang together at Mrinal’s Graduation

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  He stood by me like a rock, solid as ever, through all the trials and tribulations of medical school life. At the time I joined the Grant Medical College and the Sir J J Group of Hospitals, my parents had to leave India as the company gave them a foreign assignment. I had to move into the boys’ hostel, which was famous for its intense sessions of ragging. I remember Nawang ensuring that he came to visit me every so often. He had a huge muscular and bulky frame and was intimidating, to say the least. He would walk with me as if to send a message to the seniors that this guy is not to be messed with. He understood me extremely well and we had a great time enjoying common passions. To name a few the things that interested us the most, were the Indian army , cricket, philately, current affairs, field hockey, and food. The Sir J.J Hospital is located very close to Mohamed Ali road, a culinary delight. Every single street and by-lane is studded with numerous small restaurants and sweet
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