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paragraph or poem 300 words about Param Vir Chakra major dhan singh Thapa​

Answer 1

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The Sino-Indian War began in October 1962; on 21 October, the Chinese advanced to north of Pangong Lake with the objective of capturing Sirijap and Yula. Srijap 1 was a post established on the northern bank of Pangong Lake by the 1st Battalion of 8 Gorkha Rifles and commanded by Major Dhan Singh Thapa. Soon the post was surrounded by better armed Chinese forces. Major Thapa and his men held the post and repelled three attacks before eventually being overrun. The survivors, including Thapa, were taken as prisoners of war. For his gallant actions and his efforts to motivate his men under fire he was awarded the Param Vir Chakra.

Dhan Singh Thapa was born to P. S. Thapa on 10 April 1928, in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh. He joined the 1st Battalion, 8 Gorkha Rifles on 28 August 1949,[2] and received a temporary commission as a second lieutenant on 21 February 1951, with promotion to lieutenant on 21 February 1953.[4] He received a permanent commission as a lieutenant on 29 September 1956,[4] and was promoted captain on 21 February 1957.[5]

Answer 2

The Sino-Indian War began in October 1962;

on 21 October, the Chinese advanced to north of Pangong Lake with the objective of capturing Siri jap and Yula. Srijap 1 was a post established on the northern bank of Pangong Lake by the 1st Battalion of 8 Gorkha Rifles and commanded by Major Dhan Singh Thapa. Soon the post was surrounded by better armed Chinese forces. Major Thapa and his men held the post and repelled three attacks before eventually being overrun. The survivors, including Thapa, were taken as prisoners of war. For his gallant actions and his efforts to motivate his men under fire he was awarded the Param Vir Chakra.

Dhan Singh Thapa was born to P. S. Thapa on 10 April 1928, in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh. He joined the 1st Battalion, 8 Gorkha Rifles on 28 August 1949,[2] and received a temporary commission as a second lieutenant on 21 February 1951, with promotion to lieutenant on 21 February 1953.[4] He received a permanent commission as a lieutenant on 29 September 1956,[4] and was promoted captain on 21 February 1957.[5]

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