Comments on: GEN HANUT of PH : “Fakhr-e-Hind”

By: Maj Gen PN Monga

Maj Gen PN Monga — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 06:02:30 +0000

Dear Sir,
Thanks for your mail.
Indeed it was great pleasure meeting you and Mrs Surjit, last night. We are grateful to Brig Bajaj for introducing us to the hitherto fore hidden treasure in Chandigarh and that too so close by.
Thanks a lot for sharing the link to your blog. I have read your Tribute to Gen Hanut… line by line and word by word. I must acknowledge that you have very unique and nice style of writing… very elaborately and yet to the point. Since you had narrated quite a bit of it last night, reading it was appearing as if I was listening to you once again….the narration was also mesmerizing.
I have also read your tribute to Jhaaiji… the great and pious soul as I learn from your piece of writing. And I can imagine how well the four children have been brought up with achhi tarbiyat. May God Bless the noble soul…..

Would love to read anything and everything about Sikkim… I really cherish it. That was my first posting (my first love) and stayed there for almost three and a half years.

Taking a short-cut, I had given you my card which had the official mail Id. My personal mail ID is pnmonga@rediffmail.com (cc in this mail ).
Would love to be in touch and hear from you, sir.
May I request for your contact numbers too please.

I have attached with this mail, two photographs of last night. will share more through WhatsApp. Have shared all, with Brig Bajaj sir.

Best wishes and regards,

Maj Gen PN Monga (Veteran)
Regional Head- North
Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC)
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By: Hemavati Shaktawat

Hemavati Shaktawat — Tue, 02 Oct 2018 10:28:02 +0000

Dear sir,
Everytime Gen Hanut’s name comes up, our hearts swell with pride and we don’t leave any opportunity to tell those next to us what a great man he was, a second to whom the world is yet to see. But sir, what’s astoundingly surprising to us civilians is that today when his samadhi has been sealed illegally with ulterior motives of using the land for commercial purposes, motives harboured by those who orchestrated this whole charade, his very regiment is quiet and is letting this whole thing pass like nothing happened. As if Gen Hanut’s wishes don’t command any respect from the very fraternity that he dedicated his entire life. How will our sons and daughters be inspired to serve the country? With what right will we ask them to sacrifice their everything in the name of the nation and for the love for their brotherhood when this is how the nation and the brotherhood of Indian Army treats their war heroes

By: Ravinder s chauhan

Ravinder s chauhan — Tue, 27 Dec 2016 05:46:52 +0000

I am not lucky enough to got opportunity to see Gr8 saint soldier but i have gone through this web site along with other information available on the internet, conclude that i don’t have Words and thoughts to describe\imagine such a gr8 Man. salute to person who lives life on his term and service to nation with utmost honesty and most ethical way,it could have been possible.
Salute to nice and always respectable soul of mother india.

By: Digvijay Singh Jodha

Digvijay Singh Jodha — Sat, 17 Dec 2016 23:47:12 +0000

Words and thoughts fall short for Man, who I knew as great Saint soldier. I met him once in his meditation ashram in Bala (near Jodhpur) and had brief discussion on spiritual details … The Army side of him was unknown until I started reading more and more, mostly the account of officers.

I feel privilged to read well naratted account of his, real inspiration for young minds and no wonders very well documented.

Digvijay Singh Jodha

By: Lt Gen Vijay Madan

Lt Gen Vijay Madan — Tue, 02 Feb 2016 16:29:14 +0000

Dear Surjit,

I have always found your blogs/emails interesting and full of information. Last December I was invited to talk to the IDBI Capital on “Leadership”. I quoted from your mail on late revered Gen. Hanut Singh.

Coming to your this mail, “On the Other Side of Radcliffe Line”. You would be aware that in all Abrahamic religions ie, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the belief is that on the day of judgment that religon with largest number of adherents will be given entry into Paradise. Correct me if I am wrong. No wonder this simple soul is making his ‘small’ contribution to the effort.

A rather belated but nevertheless a sincere Happy New year.

Vijay Madan

By: Kapil Aggarwal

Kapil Aggarwal — Sun, 17 May 2015 10:50:44 +0000

Dear Sir,

Thanks for fwd the link. The tribute you have written is in your trademark lucid style.

Read all the comments avidly.

Grateful regards,

Kapil

By: Jagwant

Jagwant — Wed, 06 May 2015 15:47:56 +0000

Sir,

Thank you for writing an outstanding piece on Gen Hanut Singh jee. Though I was not fortunate enough to meet him, but your writing has brought him to life for me.
To the extent that I feel as if I had known him personally.

A great tribute to a Great man!

Warm regards

By: colls

colls — Wed, 06 May 2015 04:13:46 +0000

A small candle….
can not show light to the vast SUN,
but DEHRA DUN I know
has produced big
CANDLES !
Humbly yours
Colls
I had never met him
but heard loud voices

May the candles of WISDOM
continue to flame!
Colls

By: Lt Gen PK Singh

Lt Gen PK Singh — Sun, 03 May 2015 11:05:37 +0000

A “tall” military leader who inspired confidence amongst the professionals and fear amongst the others!

May his soul rest in eternal peace!

Lt Gen P K Singh, PVSM,AVSM
Director

United Service Institution of India

New Delhi

By: Prabir Goswami

Prabir Goswami — Sun, 03 May 2015 11:01:59 +0000

Message received from Prabir Goswami by P Mullick on Apr 15, 2015

The General was a colossus who stood way higher than his peers.
His contributions are numerous and bespeak of a sincere, motivated and professional soldier.

I have had a few rather close interactions with him, particularly when he was a Gen.

They do bear recounting, if only to place them on record. But, I may do so another day.

Today, I pray to God that his noble soul Rests in Peace.

Thanks for sharing this.