Untold Saga of India’s Brave Soldier Ex Nayak Vrindawan Singh from Village Kutri Bihar in India

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In 1971, Brindawan Singh was called upon once more, this time during one of the most significant events in South Asian history—the India-Pakistan War that led to the creation of Bangladesh.

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Barely recovered from his experiences in the north, Brindawan was soon deployed to Rajasthan to face yet another foe in the same year—the Pakistan Army.

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Nayak Brindawan Singh

In 1971, Brindawan Singh was called upon once more, this time during one of the most significant events in South Asian history—the India-Pakistan War that led to the creation of Bangladesh.

Barely recovered from his experiences in the north, Brindawan was soon deployed to Rajasthan to face yet another foe in the same year—the Pakistan Army.

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