Why a soldier does what he does? | Lt. Gen. Satish Dua | TEDxIITIndore
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- Lieutenant General Satish Dua, PVSM, UYSM, SM, VSM is the Chief of Integrated Defence Staff to the Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee (CISC). The Integrated Staff is responsible for synergizing capability development, perspective planning and jointness amongst services.A counter-terrorism specialist, General Dua has commanded his Unit as well as a Brigade in active militancy in Jammu & Kashmir in Line of Control / Counter Terrorism environment. As General Officer Commanding, he raised a new Division sized Counter Terrorism formation of Assam Rifles in the North East called Inspector General of Assam Rifles (IGAR-EAST) to coordinate operations in three states of North East. Lieutenant General Satish Dua was at the helm of affairs as Chinar Corps Commander in Kashmir during the tumultuous years of 2015-2016, when momentous operations were executed, defined largely by the surgical strikes and the huge unrest post elimination of Burhan Wani. The General was also a commando instructor as a Captain and Indian Defence Attaché in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos as Colonel. He has also tenanted important appointment dealing with both capital and revenue procurement of weapons & equipment. The General is also the Colonel of the JAK LI Regiment which has 100% troops from the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The General is a keen sportsman, fond of riding and an adventure sports enthusiast to include skydiving, skiing, parachute jumping and mountain biking.
In this talk at TEDxIITIndore, Lt. Gen. Dua talks about what motivates a soldier to stand boldly at the borders away from his family and serve the nation. Lt. was commissioned into 8 Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (Siachen) in December 1979. He is considered as a counter-terrorism specialist and has held various important command, staff and instructor appointments during his career.
He has commanded a battalion and a brigade in counterterrorism operations in Jammu and Kashmir and the XV Corps (Srinagar) (2015-2016). As a Major General of Assam Rifles, he was instrumental in raising a new formation termed IGAR (East) in Northeast India. He has held various staff appointments including Colonel MS (Complaints) in Military Secretary Branch; Brigade Major of Kargil Brigade; Brigadier General Staff (Operations) of XVI Corps (Nagrota); Deputy Director General in Weapon Equipment Directorate; Additional Director General (Procurement) in Master General of Ordnance Branch. During his career, he has been awarded the Vishisht Seva Medal, Sena Medal, the Uttam Yudh Seva Medal (2017) and Param Vishisht Seva Medal (2018) for his service. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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As a former British soldier and having spent many years working and living in India in the past, I have the utmost respect for the Indian soldier and the Indian people in general. Respect to the Indian military past and present.
I spent my early childhood in Lancashire,I love the Brits
We respect you too sir
@Rubens Potemkin teri kyu jaal rhi? Woh joh kr rha uski mrzi
@Rubens Potemkin respect aur dum hilane mai bhut fark hai.
I am sorry dear, but your are lying because your English resemples your Indian native.
That speech deserved better audience.
True.. even I felt it
It's not a stand up comedy show where audience has to clap and whistle at every line. TEDx events are serious events where we have to maintain decorum. The audience was listening with rapt attention which is what is expected of such an event.
Maybe in the sense an IITian is useless.
1000000% true
Yes
"In my profession there are no runner ups", awesome speech sir...
"No runner ups. Those who are not winners often end up dead." While I understand the sentiment but do not agree with this claim. Are those martyrs not winners ?
@@mechavira101 martyrdom is never a win. While it is the supreme sacrifice and we as civillians or even the army men respect and admire that great soul and the legendary life he lived, we have to understand that he has lost the most beautiful gift of nature i,e. life and those family members who depended on him will now have to go through emotional and mental trauma. Coming from the son of an armyman and a defense aspirant I am no stranger to this feeling. I insist you please do check Maj Vivek Jacob 9 Para SF sir's video on Maj Nirmit Thakur sir's channel. R.I.P. to the BRAVEHEARTS who laid down their lives protecting our borders. Jai Hind🇮🇳
@@kakarotdb490 👌
@@mechavira101 that doesn't mean that they are not winners they are heroes of our nation.......but try to get deep to his speech he mean to say that because he want everyone to be winner so that no casualty happen this speech is not just for those who were sitting there and listening to his speech...... this speech is for everyone who is serving army and for those who want to join army....
Straight from the heart. He had been immensely humble. He is worth lot more.
True sir.
This video has the best speech
"A dead soldier is worth more than a living one". What a line. What a line 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I can spend my whole life listening to such speeches and living a life less than ordinary. Jai hind sir
Yes mam...
Seems audience are obeying General Suhag " never clap when you're in the uniform" 🤠
Individuals are right, he deserves more views and a live audience in his talks.
Audience aren't in Uniform
I really don't think the audience could grasp the depth of Gen Dua's talk.
@@Shivamkumar-pi6zu so....
What difference it makes
IIT ians hain to kya bhagwan hain
It was about feeling the talk and that was what i was referring to.
And the kind of operational and administrative experience he has
The 'IITians' will take some time to understand
Every talk has something deep. These kids can never fit in his shoes.
And
Don't abuse. It is never worth it.
They could grasp it that's why they were silent. Have you even attended a TED talk?
@@Arunjeet_Singh couldn't clear JEE? let's stereotype and insult IIT sttudent
@@pacepoetic I am a Doctor....your logic fails here
The look in his eyes is so dynamic, he can be the most focused leader, caring friend and at the same time snatching out the soul of terrorists just by giving a stare! The intensity in his words and what he wants to convey is so high. I learnt a lot from this TedTalk. Quite motivational and really gives me direction in life. Salute to the Indian Army!
Nerves of steel , salute to our men in uniform....jai hind.....
I was one of the fortunate one who was in the audience, after the talk he also interacted with the audience it was great.
@kapish kapoor -why audience were so lifeless during such a wonderful speech?
@@hemasundart5418,yeah
@@hemasundart5418
Most of them were boring techies, not interested in real world issues
@@kapishkapoor11 tech solves real world issues
The sense of belonging stays for generations😊
My dad was in 2/5 GR and today my son is so fondly cared by the new generation of our unit, its special bond found in no other organisation ❤️
Thank you for sharing. Valiant life lessons for people with vibrant backgrounds including soldiers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and the youth. Please continue to motivate people, the talk was professional and very well structured. Sir, you are an inspiration and a true champion.
This comes from the heart as I hear the general speak I can understand his emotions as well.
I feel children will more energetic and attentive the this adults in listening such motivational and energetic speech. Felt these audiance only deserve bhuvan bham and sharukh Khan . Very inspirational and motivational speech sir. Thank you
And just look how he showing for "time running out" sitting in front
He Deserves better audience then this .
Right
@@Shivamkumar-pi6zu so?
@@aadershchaubey1399 IITians don't wear any uniform. The rule is that "a person wearing his uniform is not allowed to clap or cheer". IITians should have appreciated his speech.
@@priyanshustrengthnfitness1373 yes you are right. Actually when I learned it's correct meaning I was looking for my this comment to delete it. Thanks to locate me to my comment.
@@aadershchaubey1399 man I appreciate it that you acknowledged the fault. Are you also preparing for the army brother.
I read about him in the India's most fearless. Respect from a common citizen of your country 🙏🙏
This feeling of family is what makes the army different. Totally missing in the corporate world unfortunately.
This is exactly why soldiers find coming home hard, not because of what they've seen or done, but because they come back a to a world where people just don't care about each other, after being somewhere where they can rely on each other 100%
Truly his words have the power to flame up the heart with grit and self-esteem.
The truth from heart goes directly into the heart of all the Indians who listen to such great leaders. Thanks sir for a great and inspirational speech. Indian Army long live and keep on glories in the future endeavors. Just look back entire country is with the front-line warriors. Jai Hind.
I can't explain who much proud I feel of indian defence forces ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏
Straight from heart, very well explained by Lt Gen Satish dua sir
Straight to the heart, Sir. Thank you.
Gen Dua! Salute to you..Vande matram..Bharat mata ki jai..
It is the self esteem which drives you to create a collective self esteem aligned to a much higher cause that could even be to defeat the enemy and die in the battlefield and sacrifice your life for the cause of nation.
A leader has to be honest and lead from front to inspire his entire team of soldiers with dedication and commitment to even lay down the life for his leader, the team and institution to which he belongs and for his country..
As I have served in Ministry of Defence in civilian capacity, I can understand the value of and feel each and every word of Lt Gen Dua...please listen to him with your full heart, it will enrich your soul and personality and teach you an invaluable lesson for your entire life.
Ajay Goel
15 Oct 2020
It's a shame, there aren't more views or likes for such an eloquent speaker .
He's the CIDS for God's sake.
share this with your friends
More disheartening is the fact that 8 people have disliked this video
@@learnwithvivek1554 dude, we all know who dislikes Indian army videos. Don't we
Wink wink
See this around 😅👇
🇵🇰
Needs to share more and more
EXCELLENT, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Thank you sir. I really understand about the army discipline and how the battlefield is
Expecting many more
A time has come that every Indian has to be given the privilege of serving the Armed Forces at least once in their lifetime to experience and learn a sense of discipline .
Army is not everyone's job.
@@human1505 in many countries it is mandatory to serve in the military
@@vandanakaucha3670 in a country with 1.3 billion people, it's impossible to implement such schemes, only valid for S korea and other small countries
Needed a much better crowd to appreciate the talk. Well done sir. Big salute to Indian army.
Awesome speech sir 🙏🙏
Proud of indian army
The self esteem... The team esteem... And survival.
Jai Hind Sir. Excellent sharing of experience of a brave Soldier. Hats off Sir
applauds and salutations to Gen. Dua
One of the men behind SURGICAL STRIKE🙏🙏❤️❤️
My father served for 28 years in indian army... And retired as the post of captain... And I'm very proud on my father... Salute to all
I had just been to ssb for 5 days but yes sense of belonging remains for life...such is the greatest workplace army gives to you
Sir, you did such a unbelievable bravery and also sir, all soldiers life and brave deeds are passionated us,
A lot of thanks for your candid video.
General - tears rolled down my cheek. i always hold our army in high esteem. I am agonised about Uri. How the terrorists could penetrate the defences of the camp. Aren't there guards and patrols on the periphery? Who will answer this patriotic civilian.
Proud to see the Indian army's excellent callibre reflected in you...Our country is undoubtedly in safe hands .
Why people don't ignore such a speech I was so engage with this video ....
I am very much inspired by speach and now i am go to become officer by clear ssb of NDA and TES
i was thinking of not watching it in one Go when i started but i still wants to listen him speak more from the end of the very beggining
Thank you Sir. That's all I can say. Thank you.
It is a great privilege to hear from you Sir.
As a senior citizen of our Motherland, My satsang namaskar to our Army men & officers. Because of Indian Army Civilians are safe.
love you sirr... we respect you... hum sub ki ummar lagg jayee app ko
Sir नमन आपकी और आपकी बहादुर, जाबाज़ साथीयों को
I feel sorry for the people who disliked this amazing narration of real life incidents...
Salute ! Very inpsirational and touches the heart !
Inspiration *
Proud to hear you dear sir
Massive respect
He is also a para sf commando
Look at the para wings on left chest
And balidaam badge below it
He isn't a complete para sf commando.
He has earned those badges because he was an instructor of Para SF volunteers and that's why he was also required to undergo basic para training. So he underwent the training and he was a Para sf instructor for 3 years.
He doesn't wear a Maroon Barrett for this reason.
He was commissioned in Jammu Kashmir light infantry. Airwings means only taking jump course without para probation. And the bottom right badge is a ghatak platoon badge for quick reaction team.
My younger bro 15 JAK LI and Dad 10th battalion BSF 💪💪💪 proud of them
Excellent speech, straight from heart.
Hats off to u sir with great regards
That para badge 😍
Zeke Kace those wings are given to anyone who’s ever participated in a skydiving exercise. Gem Dua is not a Para SF officer
The Para SF officers never really reveal their face
@@kartikeyareddy3227 he is wearimg the balidaan boii look closer
Kona Abhi Take an even closer look. That’s not a Balidaan badge. Gen Dua was commissioned into the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry.
@@kartikeyareddy3227 yeeeaaaahhhhh im sorry it isnt i looked upgen dua on google and zoomed in on the badge its not the balidaan
Very inspiring talk...
That speech
I think is a very good and motivative speech.
Amazing example and sense of ownership for men and there families.
Lt.General Satish dua sir (Retd) such a decorated officer , a brilliant author also a great Orator . Always a pleasure listening to Him.
Jai Hind 😇🇮🇳💙
Excellent Speech Sir Big Salute to you & Yr team
Salute the valour of India Army
Amazing ! Hats off Sir !!
You should keep audience by looking at personality...this men deserved more
What a speech❤jai hind❤🇮🇳
Why a soldier does what he does. Great speech.
Proud of our Indian armed forces. , Jai Hind! vande Mataram
Beautiful speech.well said
Goosebumps!! ❤️
Moral boosted damn high Sir..Thank you from a Fauji brat..
Thanks lot sir
He deserved much more lively audience
All i wanna say Hats off for you and i love you😘😘🤗🤗
With great respect to all officers in our armed forces... let's also have some jawans.. below officer rank to be part of Ted x...the sepoys..naiks.. havaldhars.. Naib subedaars.. subedaars.. subedaar major
You won't have
This speech deserves a loud applause
A true soldier and great leader.
Jai hind
Jai bharat
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you sir for serving our Country "India"
Superb Speech Sir..Jai Hind
What makes the brotherhood work... The glory of his regiment
1000 salutes to you Sir..audience could be been more receptive & should have respectfully response... Anyways awesome speech 🙏💐
CA's+IITians+IIMs+Dr's< A SOLDIER from the armed forces
What is your job sir?
@@karthikk7855 its not that important. But anyways I'll tell you. It's the first one in the list. ie. CA
3 yrs in the Academy can teach you what the big professional courses can't.
@@Krishna-op7ff every individual has it's own set of contribution for the country as per his/her capability.
@@atrangibhaijaan3678 Contribution everybody makes. But taking a bullet requires a brave heart. It's a sacrifice that we can't even imagine.
@@Krishna-op7ff what about the sacrifice an entrepreneur does? Not having his own house for years and then staying hungry, homeless and broke for years even after working hard. Giving up on his gf and his own sweet pet dog! Soon he becomes a millionaire then a billionaire and contributes for the economy of a country. The tax that he pays then is used by the govt to help the soldiers.
The tea is fantastic. Thank you.
A trillion thank you sir jai hind
Soldiers give their life.....
It is the truth.
8 JAK LI, 1987 Bana post is named after Bana Singh-PVC and 2007 and Chuni Lal--Ashoka Chakra ..And there is two more battalion with 2 PVC that is 13 Jak Rif and 17 Poona horse..
And a GR paltan
13 Jak rifles is under at that time leutnant general yogesh kumar joshi
6th RAJPUTANA RIFLES PALTAN also holds PVC
Assam rifles too, since I can see the badge of Assam Rifles he is wearing
He commmanded 8 jakli in pounch sector
very impressive ..kudos ..
Very fortunate that he is my father's senior
Those who do not win often end up end !!!awsm
Sir your heart like steel and your attitude "lion"
His voice is amazing😍
Salute to you sir!
Salute Sir . Indian Army 🇮🇳 🇮🇳
Standing ovation is what he deserves . But audience are sitting like his boss
They are not in a reality show, you don't clap when your teacher teaches you well
One of the the unit who has been awarded 2 highest gallantry award's is Kumaon regiment won 1st param veer chakra Major Somnath sharma 2nd bravest work done by Major Shaitan singh at raizangla most decorated regiment in indian army
Rezang la
Superb Talk!
Dil se salam Sir ji ♥️♥️🙏🙏
Jai hind Sir, true things
Awesome...
Garva se bolo Jai Hind
My respect to Indian army is at its pinnacle at the moment and shall sustain till the end of eternity
Salute sir