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List of Personnel Being Awarded Coas Commendation on the Occasion of Independence Day-2018 LIST OF PERSONNEL BEING AWARDED COAS COMMENDATION ON THE OCCASION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY-2018 ARMOURED CORPS 1. IC-52861L COL M S PRAKASH, CVRDE, AVADI 2. IC-62490F LT COL SUMEET BHAT 3. IC-64624N LT COL NARENDRA SINGH, 3 ASSAM RIF 4. IC-69335H MAJ HANUMAN SINGH BARAITH, THE PBG 5. IC-75382W CAPT NEERAJ KUMAR GAUR, 6 VIKAS 6. IC-78451M CAPT VIVEK KUMAR SHUKLA, 48 ARMD REGT 7. JC-244308X RIS MAJ SURINDER SINGH, 3 CAV 8. JC-245692W RIS MANOJ KUMAR B, CVRDE, CHENNAI 9. 15467687F DFR O BROJENDRA SINGHA, 81 ARMD REGT 10. 15471561Y DFR SULANDER SINGH, 70 ARMD REGT 11. 15476116K DFR SUKHRAJ SINGH, ELEC WG, SCH OF TECH TRG, AC CENT & SCH 12. 15481590F L/DFR HARPAL SINGH, 22 RR 13. 15482910K L/DFR A PRAKASAM, CVRDE, AVADI 14. 15495117F L/DFR SUKHJINDER SINGH, 22 RR 15. 15492479X SWR KIRPAL SINGH, 55 RR 16. 15504312H SWR RANJIT SINGH, 22 RR MECHANISED INFANTRY 17. IC-57364L COL GURIQBAL SINGH GILL, GUARDS, ASEC & ETRC 18. IC-63185F LT COL S SANTOSH 19. IC-66180N LT COL ASHISH AGARWAL 20. IC-68915L MAJ GK UNNI KRISHNAN, 20 MECH INF INFANTRY 21. IC-52748W COL ANIL MAHADEV KAKADE, KUMAON, HQ SC 22. IC-56738K COL SUDEEPTA GHOSH, KUMAON 23. IC-59262N COL VINAY, SM, 7 DOGRA 24. IC-60353K COL SATPAL SINGH NEGI, 1/4 GR 25. IC-60641W COL DEVENDRA KUMAR, 1 MAHAR 26. IC-51046L LT COL RAVINDRA SINGH, MARATHA LI, 2 JAK (I) COY NCC, BHADERWAH 27. IC-62517N LT COL KUNAAL RATHEE, PARA 28. IC-62731W LT COL DIPANKAR BOSE, BIHAR 29. IC-63387H LT COL SANKET BAWEJA, MADRAS 30. IC-63777L LT COL ABHISHEK KUMAR, SM, JAK LI, WARDEC, ARTRAC 31. IC-64602P LT COL ATUL DIWAKAR, SIKH 32. IC-64835W LT COL SANJEEV SHARMA, GARH RIF 33. IC-65436Y LT COL SUMESH J ANTONY, ASSAM, HQ DG NCC 34. IC-65749X LT COL RAJESH KUMAR NAYAK, JAT 35. IC-69390Y MAJ MUKESH DUTTA, PUNJAB, ARMY MARKSMANSHIP UNIT 36. IC-70213L MAJ PRASHANT SINGH BAGHEL, 3/8 GR 37. IC-70618W MAJ V SANDEEP, 8 MARATHA LI 38. IC-71373X MAJ DHARMENDRA KUMAR PATEL, 8 GR 39. IC-71973A MAJ VINOD JASWAL, DOGRA, 40 RR 40. IC-72330P MAJ DEVENDRA SINGH, GRENDIERS, HAWS 41. IC-73406W MAJ HIMANSHU KUMAR, 7 KUMAON 42. IC-73700W MAJ GOMIT DUBEY, KUMAON, KUMAON SCOUTS 43. IC-75068H MAJ NARESH KUMAR, 3 ASSAM RIF INFANTRY(Cont’d/-) 44. IC-75202H MAJ DEEPAK JOSHI, ASSAM, INF SCHOOL, BELGAUM 1/11 45. IC-76502W MAJ NISHANT SHARMA, 5/11 GR 46. SS-46001F MAJ GAURAV KOHLI, GUARDS, 50 RR 47. SS-46294X MAJ PRATEEK SINGH SANDHU, 2/3 GR 48. SS-46787Y MAJ DANIEL RAO, 8 MADRAS 49. IC-76482N CAPT KISHOR KUNAL, 1 PARA 50. IC-82061F CAPT PRABHU CHIDAMBARAM, 15 MARATHA LI 51. SS-48253M CAPT SUMIT KUMAR, 1 NAGA REGT 52. SS-49668N LT VAIBHAV, 9 RAJPUT 53. SC-01081X LT DHIRENDRA SINGH NEGI, 10 MADRAS 54. JC-414060N SUB DINESH SINGH, 3 PARA (SF) 55. JC-460686K SUB PRAKASH KHOT, MARATHA LI, JLA, BAREILLY 56. JC-500955W SUB HARDEEP SINGH, SIKH, SIKH REGT CENT 57. JC-522255H SUB PARDEEP KUMAR, 3 DOGRA 58. JC-539746P SUB RAM SINGH BASERA, 7 KUMAON 59. JC-550446N SUB PALAI WANGPAN, ASSAM, 1 ARUNACHAL SCOUTS 60. JC-581957Y SUB SAVINDER PAL SINGH, JAK RIF, DIPAS 61. JC-590381N SUB KL TANGSHEL ANAL, 2 NAGA 62. JC-608006N SUB KHEM BAHADUR THAPA, 3 GR 63. JC-635282A SUB MANSER RAI, 7/11 GR 64. JC-405482X NB SUB MANISH KAUSHIK, GUARDS, ARMY SPORTS INSTITUTE 65. JC-405656M NB SUB OMVIR SINGH, 8 GUARDS 66. JC-405662A NB SUB MANOJ CHAUHAN, 12 GUARDS 67. JC-432109F NB SUB RAJBIR SINGH, 19 PUNJAB 68. JC-441474K NB SUB G LAKSHMANAN, MADRAS, ARMY SPORTS INSTITUTE 69. JC-471869A NB SUB NEERAJ CHOPRA, RAJ RIF, ARMY SPORTS INSTITUTE 70. 2609269L HAV YELLAPPA GOUDA SHALAWADI, MADRAS, 8 RR 71. 2696722L HAV RAJESH KUMAR, GRENADIERS 72. 3999189P HAV HARJEET SINGH PATIAL, DOGRA 73. 4079306A HAV RAM SINGH, GARH RIF, GARH RIF REGT, LANSDOWNE 74. 4080043Y HAV JASVEER SINGH, GARH RIF 75. 4189234K HAV GOVIND SINGH, KUMAON 76. 4191815A HAV FAKER SINGH, 3 NAGA 77. 4281799P HAV MAHESH CHANDRA PATEL, BIHAR 78. 5247478F HAV SOM BAHADUR GARBUJA, 4/3 GR 79. 9099539X HAV AB HAMID RESHI, SM, 1 JAK LI 80. 9423073A HAV RAJMAN TAMANG, 5/11 GR 81. 9925163H HAV STANZIN JAMGON, LADAKH SCOUTS, LADAKH SCOUTS REGT CENT 82. 9927209Y HAV JATINDER SINGH, LADAKH SCOUTS, R&W SEC/DIAV 83. 13624854W HAV AJAY KUMAR, 1 PARA 84. 13759768Y HAV GARA RAM, 4 JAK RIF 85. 16020254F HAV SUNIL KUMAR, RAJ RIF 86. 2800471F NK PATIL SUNIL BALU, 15 MARATHA LI 87. 3003304L NK NANNOO RAM, 3 RAJPUT 88. 3194937Y NK VINAY KUMAR, JAT, 34 RR 89. 3199750W NK TIRTH SINGH, 3 JAT 90. 4001163Y NK RAKESH KUMAR, DOGRA, THE DOGRA REGT CENT 91. 4081148P NK RAM SINGH RAWAT, GARH RIF, NIMAS 92. 4081536M NK BIJENDRA SINGH, GARH RIF, NIMAS 93. 4198209M NK KAVINDRA SINGH BASERA, 20 KUMAON 94. 4481284Y NK KEWAL SINGH, 8 SIKH LI 95. 4481319K NK GURDEEP SINGH, SIKH LI, 19 RR 96. 4571951H NK SUNIL KUMAR, MAHAR, 1 RR 97. 4573293A NK PRAMOD KUMAR, MAHAR, SIACHEN BATTLE SCHOOL 98. 13625334X NK KABOOL SINGH, 5 PARA 99. 13625439Y NK DIPEN RAI, 3 PARA (SF) 100. 13626834F NK INDERVESH, 1 PARA INFANTRY(Cont’d/-) 101. 16012707M NK BAHADUR SINGH, 2 RAJ RIF 2/11 102. 13629799P NK RAMESWAR SINGH, 12 PARA (SF) 103. 16118381M NK UPENDRA KUMAR, 12 PARA (SF) 104. 2801726H L/NK KALE MAHADEO RAMBHAU, 15 MARATHA LI 105. 2806986X L/NK KHANDAGALE VIKRAM NETAJI, 22 MARATHA LI 106. 3199107M L/NK KARAN RAM, JAT, 61 RR 107. 4093506F L/NK BALI RAM JOSHI, 1 PARA 108. 4489442X L/NK GURMEET SINGH, 1 PARA (SF) 109. 9426222N L/NK SUNIL KUMAR RAI, 3/11 GR 110. 13014185X L/NK GIREN DEBA NATH, ASSAM RIF, 166 INF BN (TA) ASSAM 111. 15619142W L/NK RANENDRA BARUAH, 13 GUARDS 112. 20000748W L/NK JASWINDER SINGH, 1 PARA 113. 2502229M SEP PIYUSH THAKUR, PUNJAB, 22 RR 114. 2502255N SEP HARDEEP SINGH, PUNJAB, 22 RR 115. 3005504A SEP HARENDERA KUMAR, RAJPUT, 44 RR 116. 3011127L SEP GOVIND SINGH, RAJPUT, 44 RR 117. 3013914L SEP KULDEEP SINGH, RAJPUT, 44 RR 118. 4201809H SEP DEEPAK SINGH BISHT, 20 KUMAON 119. 4379945A SEP SWMKHWR BASUMATARY, ASSAM, 42 RR 120. 4486809F SEP SANDEEP SINGH, SIKH LI, 19 RR 121. 13627360X SEP LAXMAN SINGH, KUMAON, 13 RR 122. 14704636F SEP VACHAN SINGH SHAHI, 2 NAGA 123. 4204937L PTR HIMANSHU SINGH, 3 PARA (SF) 124. 4206049P PTR MANOJ SINGH, PARA, 9 PARA (SF) 125. 13629134Y PTR SUBHASH MEENA, PARA, 4 VIKAS 126. 16023948M PTR SURENDRA SINGH, PARA, 31 RR 127. 5758596F RFN RAJENDRA KANDEL, 4/8 GR 128. 5761107M RFN ASHISH KHATRI, 2/8 GR 129. 9108753K RFN FAYAZ AHMAD MIR, JAK LI, 32 RR 130. 9113606L RFN SUNNY KUMAR, 10 JAK LI 131. 9114230F RFN IMRAN ASLAM, JAK LI, CIJWS 132. 9426543L RFN MISHAL RAI, 11 GR 133. 9927610A RFN STANZIN LAKPA, 5TH LADAKH SCOUTS REGT 134. 13773994F RFN AZIMUDDIN BARBHUIYA, 15 JAK RIF 135. 16021788Y RFN PURAN SINGH SHEKHAWAT, 13 RAJ RIF 136. 16020680P RFN DEEPAK KUMAR, 2 RAJ RIF 137. 2702132L GNR AJAY KUMAR, 15 GRENADIERS REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY 138. IC-53227P COL BIKRAM DOGRA, ARO, COIMBATORE 139. IC-53756F COL VIRENDER YADAV 140. IC-54385W COL AMIT KASODEKAR 141. IC-59312N LT COL RAHUL SAXENA, AGI DTE 142. IC-61689W LT COL ANIL KUMAR KASHYAP, ARMY YACHTING NODE, MUMBAI 143. IC-63082H LT COL RATNADEEP DAS 144. IC-64300H MAJ PARAMJIT SINGH, 132 SATA (MTN) 145. IC-66871A MAJ AMIT ANAND GUTHE 146. IC-75453M MAJ KUNAL MAHAJAN, 14 AR 147. IC-77010K MAJ PARAMVEER SINGH RATHORE, 23 AR 148. SS-43717P MAJ KONJENGBAM JOYCHANDRA MEETEI, 641 SATA BTY 149. IC-76803A CAPT MURLIDHAR, 34 RR 150. JC-274189F SUB P SUBBU RAM, 129 SATA REGT 151. JC-274449F SUB T VICTOR RAJ, 622 SATA BTY ATT WITH ABHM 152. JC-278943P NB SUB NARESH SHAH 153. JC-281039N NB SUB KRISHNA RAO KOTTAKOTA, MIL WG, P&EE, CHANDIPUR 154. JC-282043H NB SUB KARAN SINGH, 1988 (I) MED BTY REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY (Cont’d/-) 155. JC-283858W NB SUB JINSON JOHNSON, ASI PUNE 3/11 156. 15140077M HAV PRADEEP KUMAR, 176 MED REGT 157. 15154159A HAV RANJEET PRASAD 158. 15209302K HAV HUGAR PRAVEEN 159. 15212970L HAV HARMINDER SINGH 160. 14437286F NK SUBRAT KUMAR NAYAK 161. 15155269F NK CHINTALAKODANDA RAMAYYA, 841 LT REGT 162. 15179861W NK TAPAN ROY, 201 SVC & TGT ACQUISITION BTY 163. 15181721H NK MANDEEP, 315 FD REGT 164. 15161367X L/NK PRAWIN BHARTI, 310 FD REGT 165. 15168854A L/NK RAJBIR, 158 MEDIUM REGT 166. 15205820M L/NK RAJARAM DAHERIA, 155 FD REGT 167. 15195606N GNR SREEJITH TP, 190 MED REGT 168. 15247879N GNR KAMLESH JAT, 329 MEDIUM REGT CORPS OF ENGINEERS 169. IC-47535Y COL DEEPAK SHARAN 170. IC-53093F COL RANDEEP SINGH CHAUHAN 171. IC-64775M COL KUNAL S BORKAR, 501 FD SURVEY ENGR GP 172. IC-60809X LT COL AKSHAY CHAKRAVARTY 173. IC-61297H LT COL MUNISH KUMAR KHULLAR, 1442 BCC (GREF) 174. IC-63725P LT COL UMA SHANKAR, SM 175. IC-68082M MAJ RAVIKANT TIWARI, EYE DAT-2 (BRO, TAJIKISTAN) 176. IC-72132K MAJ LAISHRAM CHITARANJAN SINGH, 5 AR 177. IC-73747F MAJ RAHUL KUMAR, 15 ENGR REGT 178. IC-76936W MAJ ABHIMANYU SIROHI, 39 (I) R&O FLT 179. SS-43238N MAJ ROHIT KATNA, 67 RRC 180. IC-80774N CAPT NAGENDRA CHOWDARY VALLIPALLI, 17 ENGR REGT 181.
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