US EditionAs War Clouds Loom Over the Subcontinent, A Son of the Soil Marches Forward From a Quiet Village to the Call of Duty
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As War Clouds Loom Over the Subcontinent, A Son of the Soil Marches Forward From a Quiet Village to the Call of Duty
With the spectre of war once again darkening the skies between India and Pakistan, patriotism in its purest form emerged from a quiet village by the Teesta River. Amid the growing military escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, Manoranjan Roy, a young man from Panbari village in Jalpaiguri district, left home to join the Indian Army as an Agniveer—a modern-day soldier trained under India’s reformed recruitment model. War-like Situa…
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