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'''Param Vir Chakra (Posthumous) | Battle of Naushera–Taindhar, 1947–48'''

Naik Jadunath Singh, Param Vir Chakra (Posthumous), stands among the earliest and most revered icons of Indian military valour. His supreme sacrifice during the '''Battle of Taindhar near Naushera''' on '''6 February 1948''',

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in the first Indo-Pak War, represents the highest traditions of courage, leadership, and self-sacrifice of the Indian Army. His gallantry not only saved a critical picquet at a decisive moment of the war but also became a defining chapter in India’s post-Independence military history

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 '''Param Vir Chakra (Posthumous) | Battle of Naushera–Taindhar, 1947–48'''
 Naik Jadunath Singh, Param Vir Chakra (Posthumous), stands among the earliest and most revered icons of Indian military valour. His supreme sacrifice during the '''Battle of Taindhar near Naushera''' on '''6 February 1948''',
-{{Template1|name=Naik Shri Jadunath Singh|title1=PVC (Posthumous)|image=Naik Jadunath Singh 01.png|image2=Indian Army.png|title2=UP, Bharatvarsh|Service No=27373|Date of Birth=21 November 1916|Place of birth=Khajuri, Shahjahanpur, Bharat|Service=Indian Army|Last Rank=Naik|Unit=1st Battalion, Rajput Regiment|Martyrdom={{!}} 6 February 1948 (aged 31) {{!}} Tain Dhar, Nowshera Jammu and Kashmir, Bharatvarsh {{!}}}}
+{{Template1|name=Naik Jadunath Singh|title1=PVC (Posthumous)|image=Naik Jadunath Singh 01.png|image2=Indian Army.png|title2=UP, Bharatvarsh|Service No=27373|Date of Birth=21 November 1916|Place of birth=Khajuri, Shahjahanpur, Bharat|Service=Indian Army|Last Rank=Naik|Unit=1st Battalion, Rajput Regiment|Martyrdom={{!}} 6 February 1948 (aged 31) {{!}} Tain Dhar, Nowshera Jammu and Kashmir, Bharatvarsh {{!}}}}
 [[File:Param Vir Chakra.png|left|frameless|233x233px]]
 in the first Indo-Pak War, represents the highest traditions of courage, leadership, and self-sacrifice of the Indian Army. His gallantry not only saved a critical picquet at a decisive moment of the war but also became a defining chapter in India’s post-Independence military history
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 [[Category:Indian Army]]
 [[Category:Param Vir Chakra]]
+[[Category:Rajput Regiment]]
+[[Category:Uttar Pradesh]]
+[[Category:UP]]