Rifleman Nishant Malik originally hailed from Dhanderi village but later his family settled down in Hansi town of Hisar district in Haryana. Son of an army veteran Jaivir Malik, Rfn Nishant Malik had three sisters Kiran, Jyoti and Neeraj as his siblings. Right from his
Sub Rajendra Prasad Bhambhu hailed from the Maligaon village in Kashim Pura taluk of Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan and was born on 1st July 1974. Son of an army veteran Badru Singh, he had a younger brother Rajesh Kumar and a sister Mukesh as his
Nb Sub Bhagwan Singh hailed from Pokhar Bhitta village in Alapur tehsil of Ambedkar Nagar district in Uttar Pradesh. Son of Shri Mahendra Singh and Smt Sanwari Devi, he had three brothers and three sisters as his siblings. Though second among four brothers, he shouldered
Captain Anand Kumar hailed from the Nayagaon Shiromani Tola village of Khagaria district in Bihar. Son of Shri Madhukar Sangahi and Smt Mamta, he had a brother as his sibling. He did his initial schooling from Sarsawati Vidya Mandir in Bhagalpur district, where his father
Rifleman Lokendra Singh hailed from Bhadrauli village of Bah Tehsil in Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. Son of Shri Maharaj Singh Tomar and Smt Kambodi Devi, Rfn Lokendra Singh developed a keen interest in Armed Forces since his younger days. Following his inclination, he got
Rifleman Jeevan Singh Rathore hailed from Rohan village of Sirsa district in Haryana. Son of Shri Sukhdev Singh and Smt Golo Kaur, Rfn Jeevan Singh was the only brother among four sisters. Rfn Jeevan Singh was very passionate about the Armed Forces since his younger
Rifleman Mohit Rathour hailed from Sabhapur village in Badaun district of Uttar Pradesh. Son of Shri Nathu Singh and Late Smt Kalavati, he had three sisters as his siblings. After completing his school education, he joined the Indian army in 2017. He was recruited into
Major Apraant Raunaq Singh hailed from Banaras—also known as Varanasi or Kashi—the ancient spiritual heart of Uttar Pradesh. Growing up along the timeless ghats of the Ganges and amid the city’s vibrant traditions, he was deeply influenced by its ethos of devotion, resilience, and service.
Lance Naik Narender Singh Sindhu hailed from Rohera village in Kaithal district of Haryana and was born on 5 October 1996 to Shri Dalbir Singh and Smt Roshni Devi. He grew up in a close-knit family with a younger brother and two elder sisters. From