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Yeh Dil Mange More: The Backstory With Lt Gen YK Joshi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- Movies and serials have been made on his life. Capt Vikram Batra, winner of India's highest gallantry award the Param Vir Chakra, posthumously, has been immortalised in the public imagination for his bravery and sacrifice but as his commanding officer, YK Joshi, then a Lt Col, later Lt Gen and Northern Army Commander, recounts it was the line chosen by Vikram Batra as his victory signal that became more famous.
As Joshi remembers, he asked two young officers, Vikram Batra and Capt SS Jamwal before they were to lead the attacks about their possible victory signals. Jamwal told Joshi he wants to use the line 'oh ya ya ya.' Asked to elaborate, Jamwal told him that this was the slogan used by the Hunter Squadron in the National Defence Academy and since he belonged to that squadron, he wanted to use it. Joshi gave him the go ahead.
As he turned to Vikram Batra, the young Captain said he will use the line, ' Dil maange more.' Joshi was amused but allowed both of them to finalise those two lines as success signals. Rest is
history. Vikram Batra is now forever identified with the line Dil maange more! However there was much more to the operation than slogans.
As Lt Gen Joshi explains, the number of innovations that he had to experiment in trying to gain advantage over the well-perched, well-armed enemy. Trying to use Milan (anti-tank) and Igla (surface to air) missiles in the mountains and how finally direct firing by Bofors guns did the job. That he led from the front and was right up there much like other COs, helped keep the morale up. The ultimate capture of Pt 4875 and 5140 by 13 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles (13 JAK Rif) under
Joshi's command is etched in everyone's memory.
Apart from Vikram Batra, Hav Sanjay Kumar was also awarded the Param Vir Chakra for his bravery. Speaking to Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale in Mushkoh Valley and at the base of 4875, Lt Gen Joshi recalls those tumultuous weeks to transport us back a quarter century ago that had the nation worried as well as enthralled because of the brave Indian soldiers and their heroics. Listen in.
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Awesome series Nitin ... thanks to you, we all lived the years of Kargil War .. I was 21 years old in 1999 and was just recovering from the setback of not able to join NDA in 1995 .. had I got selected, I probably would have been fighting in Kargil .. destiny! I now live in Manila, Philippines, after watching this series, I along with my son who is now 18 years have made a trip to go to Drass this end of July to pay our homage to our brave soldiers on 25th anniversary of Kargil War !
Nitin, this is straight from war zone without a war! Unbelievable heroics!! Every time I visited the war memorial I had wet eyes. Nice to hear real stories from Gen Joshi, Brig Thakur and others who were heroes. Not generals. This is what I wrote as a tribute to Young Lions on 25 anniversary
AN ELEGY TO YOUNG LIONS OF KARGIL
Even after 25 years,
The Kargil War still grips my mind,
A conflict like no other-
A testament to courage and resilience.
I never served on those icy slopes,
But as a traveller, I've walked the land
Of Ladakh and Kargil, where echoes of valour
Whisper through the mountains and valleys.
Towering peaks where battles raged,
Heights that test even the boldest climbers.
Cliffs where only eagles dare to fly,
Yet our soldiers climbed, reaching the sky.
In the snow and bitter cold, they faced
An enemy entrenched in icy fortresses.
With unwavering resolve, they stood their ground,
Braving the darkness, relentless and strong.
How did they achieve such impossible feats?
How did they conquer such daunting heights?
Against all odds, they rose and fought,
These heroes who stood against the fiercest storm.
Vikram Batra, with his immortal cry,
Manoj Pandey, who faced death with a smile.
Vijayant Thapar, young and bold,
Anuj Nayyar, whose stories remain untold.
Hanifuddin, with pride and honour,
Saurabh Kalia, unyielding in his stance.
Padmapani and Sanjay Kumar,
Heroes whose light shone from afar.
Yogendra Yadav, with unbreakable might,
Cariappa and Cheema, steadfast in the fight.
Shyamal, Sonam Wangchuk, and many more-
Gurjinder, Adhikari, Digendra, Balwan,
Nongrum, Kenguruse, and Vivek's courage soared.
Aren't these souls the bravest of the brave?
Their stories are legends that history will save.
The world has rarely seen such defiance,
And perhaps never will again.
They won't join their comrades' laughter,
Won’t sit at familiar dinner tables.
They left us young, having given their all-
A brother, a husband, a son, a father-
On icy slopes, they answered the call.
Let us remember these souls who gave
Their today for our tomorrow, brave and bold.
Let us honour those who sacrificed and fought,
With lives laid down and limbs maimed.
Let us pray for their souls, forever at rest.
In the annals of time, they are the best.
Let the truth be told:
You, young lions, won the war when generals failed.
Jai Hind, we salute these sons,
For the battles they fought and the victories won.
Nitin, you are interrupting the general way too much; let him speak in his own way.
Truly he's just disturbance of this otherwise beautiful video.
Exactly I don't know who Nitin is what he has achieved , but I think the person standing next to him deserves some respect.
Thank you nitin sir. Your efforts are bringing change in youth and I'm really inspired by your work and these interviews will definitely help us in understanding the glory of martyrs. Keep bringing these conversations with retired defence personnels.
Nitin, what a wonderful series! God bless you, but if not we are blessing you anyway. 🙏
Dear Nitin
When your guest is speaking, please maintain silence as for a listener who wants to get most out of the time he is spending, your interjections like 'right' 'hmm' are enough to spoil the flow of narration of your guest. If you want to have a discussion with your guest then what is the need for camera. So please stop this Mr. Know-it-all humbuggery
Great series Nitin, has just passed out of NDA in June 99. Alas, we had another year to wear our ranks after IMA and was reminded of those days...good luck to you
amazing series sir, one humble suggestion, dont interrupt as much as you are doing.
Superb series Nitin. Now we know what happened at Kargil straight from the brave men who fought there.
Wonderful and such uplifting stories of bravery and initiative. Thank you for doing these stories and of course forever grateful to all those involved in defending the Nation. Thank you for showing these places in such detail. It brings to life the stories I have read so many times.
Awesome Nitin Sir. Always wanted to witness these places in real life
I was 8 years when Kargil happened. I saw Vajpayee ji visiting Lahore, and Kargil War on TV. My naive mind thought that such wars always happen at the borders during Summer Vacations (foolish me). It was when I grew up couple of more years, I started realizing the gravity of situation.
Pakistan had already started the plan to encroach the heights previous year in 1998. Vajpayee ji deciding to go to Pakistan in Feb 1999, not knowing sinister plans of Pakistan, was an untended poetic way in which Pakistani mentality was exposed as clearly as possible. India achieved a gr8 moral upper ground if both events are looked together.
Thank you for your service sir 🇮🇳
India is so lucky to have lt gen yk joshi
ABSOLUTE LEGEND!!!!!
Just curious.. which guns were soldiers & officers carrying during Kargil War? Which guns did Captain Vikram Batra, Riflemen Sanjay Kumar & Yogendra Yadav have?
The Indian Army was transforming its small arms weapons during that period from 7.62 mm SLR i.e. Self Loading Rifle to 5.56 mm INSAS Rifles....i. e Indian Small Arms System...
So during Kargil War....The Indian Army was using SLR, INSAS and at few places AK 47 Rifles also
The infantry was carrying INSAS.
ak and insas
Ak
Code name chanakya 🔥
Well explained. Particularly, using Russian anti-tank missiles.
If you want to know....
Ask Joe(Lt Gen YK Joshi)🔥🔥🔥🔥
2 poona horse and 13 jankd rifles and 1 sikh are the units awarded with param veer chakra twice
Yes,but 13 Jakrif won 2 PVCs in the same battle..1 Sikh awarded in 1947/8 and 62 I think,Poona Horse in 65 & 71.😊
With due respect Nitin sir how 5 Vikas sff batallion fought during Kargil war as I saw some martyred during Kargil war unnoticed
I think there was a similar incident in 1971 war in which 2 PVCs were awarded in one battle. That is battle of Basantar or Jarpal. Major Hoshiar Singh of Granediars and 2nd Lt. Arun Khetrapal of Poona Horse got PVCs.
its not about battle...its about from a same regiment in the battle my friend...
@@udaykumar555 Ok 😊👍
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If you want to know ask jo
Kamal Ki Baat Hai Hindi Koi bolna Nahin Chahta
Why is there an Armed Sentry facing the mountain top behind these 2 individuals?? at 28:04. Should I assume that Pakistani posts are right behind that mountain top or SSG freely roaming around??
Actually SSG officers are buried under those slopes, under our boots, whom your coward army disowned😂.
Their names are Captain Ammar Hussain, Captain Taimur Malik.. let me know if you want more such names.
@@DonzaiNoHana I agree with not accepting the bodies, Generals should not have done that. You should read about our coward Army's stories, written by your own Generals.
Anyway, it was a serious question and you failed to answer. Indians have a habit of doing that. Deflecting.
Captain Malik was not SSG, Captain Ammar was. You have more names of SSG, share.
@@mujtabasafdar7181 Yeah my coward army took 93000 prisoners who cleaned toilets and built Delhi to Meerut road from 1972-75, so cope up with it Beggars😀
@@mujtabasafdar7181 @mujtabasafdar7181 By the way Mr. Mujtaba Safdar please tell me casualties in Kargil of Pak army? Oh wait they were Mujahideen? Or both or none? Or they were aasmani warriors sent by Allah to fight infidels🤣🤣🤣
Nasim Zehra says More than 1971 i.e. 7000+
Col Ashfaq of ISPR says 1000+
Jamshed Gulzar Kiani: 2500
Nawaz Sharif says 3000+
Shahid Aziz says 2000+
Napak army says :453
Musshie: 250 in his book
Apne bando ki koi kadar nhi, born like swines, died like swines.🐷
@@mujtabasafdar7181 Your question is as pointless as IMF releasing loans to your country. As for the cowardice, one cannot find bigger example than 93000 soldiers laying down their arms without a fight within 13 days.
Sir Mai yaha hindi sunne k liye aaya tha...aap to English hee bole Jaa rhe ho 😢😢😢
Awsome Nitin!! Jai Maa Bharati!!
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