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Scroll of Honour and Awards - Bro : 1960 to Till Date ( Updated up to 31 Dec 2015) SCROLL OF HONOUR AND AWARDS - BRO : 1960 TO TILL DATE ( UPDATED UP TO 31 DEC 2015) KIRTI CHAKRA Sr No No Rank Name Year Unit/ Project 1 GO-743 EE (CIV) M N SINGH 1972 DGBR/ IRCC 2 GO-226 AEE (E&M) SDN GAVASKAR 1972 CHETAK 3 GO-797 AE( CIV) PV PURANIK 1972 35 TF/ BCN 4 NO.7995053 NK MODH DAR 1973 5 GS-42874 SUB OVSR RD LAL (POSTHUMOUS) 1979 376 RMP/ PSK 6 GS-105586 PNR RAM AHIR 1981 1574 PC/ VTK 7 GS-153786 BR-II AK MAJI (POSTHUMOUS) 1982 433 RMP/ VTK 8 GO-1241 CE GDE-2 B S SADHRAO 1985 SWTK 9 GO-122 SE (CIV) RB KULKARNI 1985 PSK 10 GS-154788 BR-II R N GULERIA ( POSTHUMOUS) 1985 16 TF/BCN 11 GO-917 EE (CIV) LATE SHIV KUMAR YADAV 1988 56 RCC/ BCN 12 GS-160469 OEM HARJINDER SINGH 1988 464 RMP/ BCN 13 GS-39769 DME LATE NARESH KUMAR 1988 55 RCC/ BCN 14 JC- 139011 NB SUB / CLK PG RAM GOPAL 1988 1069 FD/ VTK 15 NO.1553695 SPR/ OEM LATE AJMER ALI 1988 113 RCC/ HMK 16 GS-128820 OEM SATEY SINGH 1989 153 FCP/ VTK 17 GS-4467 CH/ MAN GB PATNAIK (POSTHUMOUS) 1990 157 FCP/ SPK 18 GS-89178 OEM KANSHI RAM (POSTHUMOUS) 1990 168 FCP/ HMK 19 GS-118221 OEM ABHIMANU 1990 168 FCP/ HMK 20 GS-121709 OEM G PILLAI (POSTHUMOUS) 1990 156 FCP/ VTK 21 GO-2009 AE (CIV) RAJ PAL SINGH RANA 1991 358 RMP/ HMK 22 NO.8025434H NK / GD BHIM SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1996 1816 PC/ STK SHAURYA CHAKRA 1 NO.1406843 NK GOVIND RAM ( POSTHUMOUS) 1964 2 NO.1407578 NB SUB LAHERA SINGH 1966 3 GO-771 AEE (CIV) R P SETH 1970 4 GO-329 EE (CIV) RS RANGASWAMY 1971 5 GO-833 CO-III S R NARANG 1971 1592 PC/ VTK 6 GS-104506 BR-I HARBANS SINGH 1971 IRCC 7 GS-59320 IEM BHAGWAN SINGH 1971 854 DMP/ DPK 8 GS-25743 OEM GURDIAL SINGH 1971 157 FCP/ BCN 9 GO-583 AEE (CIV) C RAMAMURTHY 1971 320 SPL/ SPK 10 GS-100128 SUB/ OVSR SS NEGI 1971 320 SPL/ SPK 11 GS-4134 ENGART KRIPA RAM 1971 320 SPL/ SPK 12 GS-54982 DME SEWA SINGH 1971 IRCC 13 GS-9898 PNR MAHABIR YADAV (POSTHUMOUS) 1971 96 RCC/ DPK 14 GS-140069 PNR RAJ MAL 1971 1594 PC/ BCN 15 GS-72548 PNR PREM SINGH 1971 1641 PC/ SPK 16 GO-1061 AE(CIV) P SUKUMARAN 1972 17 GS-143683 BR-II RAM LUBHAYA 1972 391 RMP/ DPK 18 GS-139863 CH/ MAN GOVIND RAM 1972 168 FCP/ BCN 19 GS-35482 MSN POORNA BIR SUNDAS 1972 435 RMP/ BCN 20 GO-443 EE (CIV) SD CHOWDHARY 1972 21 GO-694 AEE (CIV) AK MUKHARJEE 1973 22 GS-107190 BR-I ALI GOHER 1973 99 RCC/ BCN 23 GS-22707 DME RAMESH LAL 1973 NBCC 24 GS-31341 DME PREM CHAND 1973 IRCC 25 GS-85095 EEM PREM SINGH 1973 1058 FW/ DPK 26 GS-72356 PNR SHRI RAM SINGH 1973 1651 PC/ DPK 27 GS-104932 PEON V K THOMAS 1973 HQ DPK 28 GS-26335 DME BHAG SINGH 1973 29 GO-1183 AE (E&M) RAM NATH SINGH 1974 30 GO-470 AEE (CIV) DIGH RAM CHOUDHARY 1974 HQ BCN 31 GO-1198 MO-II TAPAS KUMAR CHATTERJEE 1974 HQ (P) SWK 32 GS-18913 DME THAKUR SINGH 1974 86 RCC/ SWTK 33 GS-28509 R/ MECH TARLOCHAN SINGH 1974 HQ (P) BCN 34 GS-5484 MSN SHER SINGH 1974 367 RMP/ DPK 35 GS-99108 PNR RAM SRISH TIWARI 1974 1581 PC/ VTK 36 GS-130670 PNR BALBIR SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1975 37 GO-1018 CO-III AN GUHATHAKURIA (POSTUMOUS) 1975 23 TF/ PSK 38 GS-1504 DME JOGINDER SINGH 1975 EBW/ VTK 39 GS-2461 DME BAHADUR SINGH 1975 855 DMP/ DPK 40 GS-8125 DME TIKA RAM 1975 394 RMP/ DPK 41 GS-25592 OEM MANSUR KHAN 1975 EBW/ VTK 42 GS-21198 MTDVR KARTAR SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1975 86 RCC/ SWTK 43 GS-113970 PNR SADHU DAVID 1975 80 RCC/ SWK 44 GS-26075 OEM BIR SINGH ( POSTHUMOUS) 1976 54 RCC/ BCN 45 GS-12306 BR-I MOHAN SINGH 1976 853 DMP/ DPK 46 GS-4081 OEM IQBAL SINGH 1976 366 RMP/ BCN 47 GS-16256 DES HAYAT SINGH 1976 82 RCC/ SWK 48 GO-767 AE (CIV) KS CHIMA 1976 HQ DGBR 49 GS-61238 SUB/ OVSR BADRI DATT TIWARI 1976 397 RMP/ DTK 50 GS-39425 DME MOHINDER SINGH 1976 159 FCP/ PSK 51 GS-11218 EEM ANAND MANI 1976 161 FCP/ PSK 52 GS-99731 PNR VK RAJAPPAN 1976 1682 PC/ SWK 53 GS-7997519 PNR GHAM RAM 1976 PNR CORPS (ARMY)/ PSK 54 GS-100066 OEM GOPAL SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1977 166 FCP/ SWK 55 GS-60124 EEM RAM NATH SHARMA (POSTHUMOUS) 1978 1064 FW/ SWTK 56 GS-135658 BR-II BABU SINGH 1979 IRCC 57 GO-278 EE(CIV) RAM PRAKASH 1979 68 RCC/ DPK 58 GS-47478 OEM RANGASWAMI 1979 851 DMP/ DPK 59 GS-44544 OEM SURAT SINGH 1979 21 TF/ DPK 60 GS-55453 DLR GENDA RAM ( POSTHUMOUS) 1979 420 RMP/ SWTK 61 GS-6612 DME GIRJA SHANKAR SAXENA 1979 854 DMP/ DPK 62 GS-59320 OEM BAGWAN SINGH 1979 854 DMP/ DPK 63 GO-NYA AE (CIV) HARBHAJAN SINGH 1980 351 RMP/ BCN 64 GS-31247 OEM KUNDAN SINGH 1980 155 FCP/ DTK 65 GS-105286 PNR TIKA RAM 1980 1579 PC/ CTK 66 GS-31159 OEM MEHANTI RAM (POSTUMOUS) 1980 399 RMP/PSK 67 GS-106818 BR-II K BALAKRISHNAN 1980 397 RMP/ IRCC 68 GS-148156 L/ HAND ARJUN SINGH 1980 1650 PC/ DPK 69 GS-31059 OEM HARKA SINGH 1980 1649 PC/ SWTK 70 GS-129360 PNR JAGAT SINGH 1980 391 RMP/ DPK 71 GS-12457 PNR PREM SINGH 1981 166 FCP/ VTK 72 GS-31341 DME PREM CHAND 1981 429 RMP/ IRCC 73 GS-123917 PNR CHINNA RAJU 1981 153 FCP/ VTK 74 GS-59574 MTDVR KS RAMASWAMY 1981 578 TPT PL 75 GS-116269 SUB/ OVSR AT VARGHESE 1981 369 RMP/ BCN 76 GO-NYA AE (CIV) S MARIDASAN 1981 464 RMP/ 77 GS-10097 MTDVR MODI LAL SINGH 1981 IRCC 78 GS-63028 MTDVR RAM SINGH 1981 159 FCP/ PSK 79 GS-22119 MATE KEDAR SINGH (POSTUMOUS) 1981 157 FCP/ SPK 80 GS-7844 CH/ MAN KARNAIL SINGH 1981 157 FCP/ SPK 81 GO-NYA AE (CIV) KRP JAYA PRAKASAM (POSTHUMOUS) 1982 80 RCC/ SWK 82 GS-106874 BR-I VP DEVAR (POSTHUMOUS) 1982 160 FCP/ DPK 83 GS-10817 DME CHET SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1982 851 DMP/ DPK 84 GS-97871 OEM RAWEL SINGH 1982 367 RMP/ BCN 85 GS-34328 OEM SUTEJ SINGH 1982 394 RMP/ DPK 86 GS-44427 DME BHACHHATER SINGH 1982 392 RMP/ DPK 87 GS-36805 PNR DHAN BAHADUR TAWANG 1982 1650 PC/ DPK 88 CPL CHANDRA BAHADUR 1982 70 RCC/ DPK 89 GO-1405 CO-III KN MAINALI (POSTHUMOUS) 1983 1646 PC/ SWK 90 GS-154636 PNR VK RAVINDRAN 1983 1646 PC/ SWK 91 GS-16629 MSN PRITHI SINGH 1983 212 PWP/ 71 RCC/PSK 92 GS-21578 MATE KRISHAN LAL 1983 1651 PC/ DPK 93 GO-705 EE (CIV) B K BASU 1985 86 RCC/ SWTK 94 GO-807 AEE (CIV) HARBHAJAN SINGH SAKA 1985 219 PWP/ SWTK 95 GO-1106 AEE (CIV) SS KANDASUBRAMANIAM 1985 86 RCC/ SWK 96 GS-27270 DME AMAR SINGH 1985 352 RMP/ BCN 97 GS-19955 DME SACHIDANAND (POSTHUMOUS) 1985 351 RMP/ BCN 98 GS-97975 PNR BISHAN SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1985 1601 PC/ BCN 99 GS-129181 PNR N RAJAN 1985 1644 PC/ DTK 100 GS-134679 OEM VALAPU YOGAIH (POSTHUMOUS) 1986 370 RMP/ BCN 101 GS-85328 OEM GOVING SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1986 366 RMP/ BCN 102 GS-108767 OEM ZALIM SINGH 1986 367 RMP/ BCN 103 GS-8769 DME THAKUR DAS 1986 166 FCP/ VTK 104 GS-155130 V/MECH BALBIR SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1986 1051 FW/ HMK 105 GS-154885 MTDVR KK PEETAMBARAN 1986 1051 FW/ HMK 106 GS-131735 OEM MC SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1987 153 FCP/ VTK 107 GS-166564 DES BALI RAM 1987 452 RMP/ CTK 108 GS-63549 BR-II VISHAMBAR SINGH 1987 1674 TMU/ BCN 109 NO.1550692 SPR/ OEM JADHAV THAKRAM VASANT RAO 1987 351 RMP/ BCN 110 GO-1220 SE (CIV) SP MUKHERJEE 1988 32 TF/ BCN 111 GS-154482 OVSR MS DWARIKA NATH 1988 301 FCL/ PSK 112 GS-164009 BR-I SATPAL SINGH 1988 353 RMP/ BCN 113 GS-165020 DES DULEE CHAND 1988 456 RMP/ BCN 114 GS-64152 DES SATPAL SINGH 1988 56 RCC/ BCN 115 GO-1375 AEE (E&M) DV VERMA 1988 1059 FW/ BCN 116 GS-159569 OVSR DK SHUKLA 1988 331 SPL/ DPK 117 NO.1455209 NK/ OEM TUL BAHADAR 1988 159 FCP/ PSK 118 GS-11417 ACM (D) RAM BAHADUR SINGH 1988 161 FCP/ PSK 119 GS-19210 DES BHUPAL SINGH 1988 479 RMP/ SWK 120 GO-1684 AE (E&M) VINOD KUMAR KATNA 1989 168 FCP/ BCN 121 GS-163008 BR-II JAI PRAKASH SHARMA 1989 490 RMP/ SWK 122 NO.1461937 L/NK/ OEM UTTAM KUMAR BASU 1989 1647 PC/ PSK 123 GS-149773 DME ANAND SINGH RANA (POSTHUMOUS) 1989 168 FCP/ BCN 124 GS-156960 EM-II KOCHOOR RAMAN MOHANAN 1989 88 RCC/ VTK 125 GS-160273 OEM SP NEGI (POSTHUMOUS) 1989 390 RMP/ DPK 126 JC-81018 SUB MAJOR DEVENDRAPAL TYAGI (POSTHUMOUS) 1989 1638 PC/ DPK 127 CPL KANCHAN LOPCHAN 1989 85 RCC/ VTK 128 CPL RAM BAHADUR 1989 88 RCC/ VTK 129 GS-47577 DME PREM SINGH VERMA 1990 367 RMP/ BCN 130 GS-13585 DLR JAS RAM (POSTHUMOUS) 1990 219 PWP/ STK 131 NO.1556953 L/NK/ OEM BAKSHISH SINGH 1990 168 FCP/ HMK 132 GS-88757H PNR UTHAMAN (POSTHUMOUS) 1990 1654 PC/ SWK 133 GS-58052 OEM BHAIRAO KOIRY 1991 168 FCP/ HMK 134 GS-159885 OEM SEWA SINGH 1991 178 FCP/ VTK 135 NO.803079H PNR/GD JUGRAJ SINGH MEENA (POSTHUMOUS) 1992 1563 PC/ BCN 136 GS-144243 PNR BEHRA RAM (POSTHUMOUS) 1992 1611 PC/ HMK 137 IC-44017N CAPT KISHORE GEER VAVA 1992 53 RCC/ BCN 138 GS-110082N OEM JAGDISH RAJ 1992 359 RMP/ HMK 139 GS-159784Y BR-II THAKUR RAM ORH (POSTHUMOUS) 1993 377 RMP/ DTK 140 GS-81213L PNR ANIRUDHAN (POSTHUMOUS) 1993 1646 PC/ SWK 141 GS-164845 OEM DILBAG SINGH 1993 168 FCP/ HMK 142 GS-163560W MTDVR PRAMODH SINGH 1993 100 RCC/ SWK 143 GS-172274W MTDVR ALTAF HUSSAIN 1993 580 TPT/ VTK 144 GS-116892P PNR BALDEV SINGH 1993 1609 PC/ HMK 145 GO-1805A AE (CIV) MRG KURUP (POSTHUMOUS) 1994 367 RMP/ BCN 146 NO.8032514 SEPOY JANAK SINGH 1994 1816 PC ARMY/BCN 147 GS-167913H PNR BRAJ BIHARI (POSTHUMOUS) 1994 1611 PC/ HMK 148 NO.1573540A SPR/ OEM SHAHZAD KHAN (POSTHUMOUS) 1994 356 RMP/ HMK 149 GS-171789K OEM MUKESH KUMAR (POSTHUMOUS) 1994 162 FCP/ SWTK 150 GS-129367X DME GOPAL SINGH 1994 166 FCP/ VTK 151 GS-36666K OEM RAM GOPAL SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1994 164 FCP/ SWK 152 CODE- 447 CP MATE MOHINDER LAL 1994 360 RMP/ SPK 153 GO-1878 AE(CIV) DINESH CHANDER SARKAR (POSTHUMOUS) 1995 486 RMP/ HMK 154 GO-2364L AE(CIV) MANOHAR DATT BAWARI (POSTHUMOUS) 1995 418 RMP/ STK 155 GS-170948K OVSR PYARE LAL (POSTHUMOUS) 1995 355 RMP/ HMK 156 IC-35016K MAJOR BHUPENDER SINGH (POSTHUMOUS) 1995 99 RCC/ BCN 157 GS-155977F BR-II SREE KUMAR P 1995 92 RCC/ VTK 158 GS-172411K OEM SAHABUDDIN ANSARI 1995 356 RMP/ HMK 159 GS-172033W OEM SURENDER SINGH 1995 168 FCP/ HMK 160 GS-160418F DME KURRA RAM 1995 118 RCC/ BCN 161 GS-158407W DME KEWAL KRISHAN MEHTA (POSTHUMOUS) 1996 164 FCP/ SWK 162 GS-159668W DLR VAMANAN K (POSTHUMOUS) 1996 118 RCC/ BCN 163 NO.8024997W
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