HIGH ACHIEVERS IN SERVICE
Captain Joyanta Sengupta
battle casualty in the Indo-Pak conflict 1965.
- Jojo is undoubtedly, by unanimous vote, the NUMBER 1 highest achiever in our course. He most unfortunately, lost both his eyes in war and was boarded out on medical grounds else he would have risen to be a COAS. His professional standing was that good.
- He had the distinction of being appointed the Academy Cadet Captain of our course at NDA. He has always excelled and stood first.
- After leaving the service, his wife Rita, an accomplished lady in her own rights, has been his source of strength.
- Maj Gen Raj Mehta has written a superb tribute to this outstanding officer: “JoJo was a Braveheart, who, though small in size, had sky-high standards of bravery in adversity and in conduct becoming an officer and a gentleman of impeccable class of the rarest kind.”
- Please read the full text of Maj Gen Raj Mehta’s tribute to JoJo here.
Vice Admiral Pramod Bhasin, PVSM, AVSM, VSM
Lieutenant General Hari Uniyal, PVSM
Major General Surendra Gupta
- Lieutenant General Dinesh Chauhan, PVSM, UYSM, VSM
- Lieutenant General Surendra Jain, PVSM, AVSM, VSM, ADC
- Lieutenant General Shamsher Mehta, PVSM, AVSM and Bar, VSM
- Lieutenant General Krishan Pal, PVSM, UYSM, VSM
- Lieutenant General Virender Sewal, PVSM
- Rear Admiral Subhash Anand
- Air Vice Marshal Jeffrey DeSouza
- Major General Inderjit Dhillon
- Major General Gurmukh Israni
- Major General Vasu Jayashankar
- Major General Jagtar Kang
- Lieutenant General Gurpreet Singh
- Major General Ramanathan Karthikeyan
- Major General George Lasrado
- Major General Hardev Mangat
- Major General Ramesh Mehta
- Major General Charanjit Panag
- Major General Anil Sawhny
- Major General Mohan Singh