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Gunjan Saxena and Sreevidya Rajan were India’s first women combat aviators who served the heart of the war zone in 1999.

After spewing gas for the last 13 days, the #Baghjan oil field finally caught fire on Tuesday — a massive blaze that can be seen from 30 kms away. #AssamFire

From saving lakhs in Operation Airlift to braving an earthquake to save people, they have truly dedicated their lives for the love of their country.

Sharad and Savita Tewari have dedicated their time to teach slum kids. They wish to see the kids become lawyers, engineers, pilots, soldiers, journalists and so on one day and serve the country, just like their son did.

Despite having a stable and respectable career in the Indian Air Force, Prakash decided to fulfill his dream of opening a school to provide quality education in his village in Bihar

Armed with nothing but a feeling of sheer patriotism, they took up the practically impossible task of repairing the airstrip.

A MiG malfunction caused their pilot son to crash to his death. The government refused to own up its mistake. This is the story of how the aggrieved parents struggled to clear their son’s name

The airstrip is located in a remote corner, with no proper road connecting it to the rest of the state. But that didn't stop the villagers!

A final-year student of BTech (Mechanical) at the Chandigarh Group of Colleges in Mohali, his design of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for the Indian Air Force (IAF) is gaining limelight among top brass, including the Department of Defence Production.

He was honoured with the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal and Param Vishisht Seva Medal for his contribution to the 1965 and 1971 wars.