Leadership Lecture Sam Manekshaw

'Yes man' that have surrounded Nehruvian and Indira Gandhi style of governance who lead in the list of inefficient and anti-people governance, have been the biggest threat to nation. The lack of leadership that has blighted India not just on political scene but in all the spheres of life where 'greatness is imposed or inherited' is the reason why we continued to have begging bowl in front of developed nations and the world bank until 2014. This CD was gifted to me by my childhood friend Dhirendra Chaturvedi, an officer in Madhya Pradesh government, the comments are mine, I take to blame and credit if any.

[@maheshrnair9776]

my father Hon/capt DRK nair used to be his car driver when he was in bombay.

[@dhirensharma4320]

He stated in the video that a key attribute of a leader is professional knowledge of the task he is assigned, your father was a hard working man and served alongside this great man. You sir on the other hand are doing the opposite IF you are seeking "Yes-men" to praise you for being indirectly associated with Mr. Manekshaw.

[@maheshrnair9776]

@@dhirensharma4320 I understand your point and i don't seek any praises.

[@utkarshsoni7153]

Jay hind

[@skumarmanish]

@dhiren ,i dont see @mahesh is seeking to be yes man.in my view he was nostalgic about his father after listening to this great general and mentioned it here. You sir on the other hand are doing the opposite @dhiren we should not reach to conclusion in a go especially without interacting with person, who knows his emotional state at that time

[@kartiksingh4082]

I dont get ur father being a captain and driver alongside .

[@colpremmahajan4823]

The day he became Field Marshal he came to Lucknow. I was a Major at that time & was fortunate to meet him during evening dinner in his honour. I was overawed by his magnetic & towering personality. He was totally open. Looking back I am feel very sad that he was Not given due FINAL FAREWELL.

[@mridulsharma7994]

Respect for your services towards the nation, Sir. Field Marshal was truly a gem of a person.

[@shehormaz]

So very true.

[@vinodhk9]

U r one of the privileged few Colonel Saab. We r living in his time is a feel good factor, per se

[@aadijumps386]

Jai Hind sir

[@ankitpandey4978]

Jai hind Jai Bharat 💗🙌🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@raghavanramesh2483]

Goosebump moment happened in Sam sir's life when he was admitted in Ooty army hospital : APJ Kalam visited & asked" Any grievances you have.? Tell me, as a president of India, I will resolve it. Sam Maneksha: "Mr.President, I have one grievance now that I am unable to stand and pay a Salute to you". ....What type of human Gems we had!!!

[@indrapandey6968]

He was great leader.

[@sumuva2000]

Fake

[@georgegomez3966]

Yes Sir, I read this also.

[@prakasama-nz2qh]

He is a brave leader every Indian should salute him and every Indian should try to produce such a brave leader

[@srinivasrao369]

Great 👍 leader

[@rajkiranshrivastava6981]

Leadership attributes from the great man *Sam Manekshaw* 1) Professional Knowledge 2) Dare to take decision 3) Justice and Impartial 4) Moral and physical courage 5) Overcome Fear 6) Loyalty "Two way thing" 7) Management of men and resources 8)Descipline and Character (Know Yourself)

[@ramlearner6621]

Discipline

[@naveenswarnkar4180]

Thanks a lot from the bottom of my heart.

[@naveenswarnkar4180]

@mukund patil What does it means by SSB? Please explain it.

[@architshukla2544]

@@naveenswarnkar4180 ssb is interview of 5 days of army , navy , officer in which accessors check your 16 officer like qualities if you have it in you then you'll be recommended if not then you may confrence out or screen out

[@naveenswarnkar4180]

@@architshukla2544 Thank you sir for giving me my satisfaction. No one like you! Hope you will achieve on whatever you want from your loving Life. Bow down to you from the bottom of my heart. All the best Sir. No one like Architji.

[@donrohit]

This humble giant deserves the Bharat Ratna than anyone else in last 20 years.

[@UphillJunkies]

Rajiv got for contributing 0 to this country. Even His only qualification to be PM was that he was the son of ex PM. He Got So many events institutes mentioned in His name along with Bharat Ratna.

[@dhruvkumar20]

@@UphillJunkies bharat Ratna is only for civilians. 😂😂😂

[@warfilms772]

@@dhruvkumar20 To remedy the honour delayed, the Modi government - if it returns to power piggybacking the armed forces - should confer Bharat Ratna posthumously on Manekshaw. The country’s highest civilian award, Bharat Ratna was instituted in 1954 for exceptional service of the highest order in any field of human endeavour and national public service. In the list of 48 awardees are economists, artists, industrialists, politicians, sportsmen and members of socio-cultural organisation, but no one from the military. In the US, the highest civilian awards are the Congressional Medal and President’s Freedom Medal that have been awarded to civilians for exceptional achievements and have included several decorated Generals like Colin Powell, Peter Pace and Douglas MacArthur, along with icons like Mother Teresa.

[@Loiren367]

let us learn to positively comment on someone without defaming or belittling others in the process

[@anuragkumar2062]

Dude he is a Field Marshal... Bharat Ratna is for civilians

[@aliaman12]

I am a Pakistani, but i respect him as a great general and a thorough gentleman. This is indeed a great lecture from the best man.

[@MrCitizenwarrior]

Thank U Ali Jii.. TO be honest. I dont like the two nation theory that pakistan subscribe to .. Other than this all aspects of Pakistan and it's pple..

[@krishnanayak8307]

Thanks Ali ...

[@realthug1530]

i actually knw one retd brigadier of pak army who is a big fan of sam manekshaw

[@shashankb4835]

what is a havidsor.....just aksing

[@rahulnair4078]

Howitzer artillery gun 😊

[@r.22r]

My family has a 125 year history of serving in the army. My parents had him over for a few dinners, and served alongside him for some years. I interacted with him a few times during those days , and i always walked away thoroughly awed and impressed each time. What a man!!! He used to shine like a star even among large fauji gatherings of a couple hundreds.

[@thebestbuscuit]

So, you are in the army too?

[@godheavenwale2338]

@@thebestbuscuit It's pretty obvious. And sir if you are an officer please tell me how to get through SSBs. I am growing impatient and have tried different approaches but still I did not made through. Sometimes it seems like it's time to say Goodbye to this as I don't possess OLQs but sometimes it seems like it will be too early to give up. I am 21 and had been to 6 SSBs and conference out in 4 of them. Please reply.

[@komalsharma1907]

Thank to your family for the great service 🙏 jai hind 🇮🇳❤️

[@rahulkumarsharma3449]

Means you are from a traitor's family who served britishers and killed innocent indians .... Aaaa thooo

[@ShoaibAli-iz3kn]

​@@godheavenwale2338Have patience buddy, you'll get through for sure ! Have you tried any coaching?

[@satyamrajpoot8400]

This 1 hour lecture of Sir Sam Manekshaw can be a person's whole character development factor.

[@steveglen3354]

When he passed away neither the president nor the prime minister turned up for his funeral.This makes me sad.

[@MihirS84]

Not much was expected from puppets like Manmohan Singh and Pratibha Patil anyway. It was only former President Abdul Kalam who took an active interest in the Field Marshall's well being in his final years.

[@steveglen3354]

Mihir Shetty indeed

[@shubhamdalal5960]

azam khan,nice to see something positive from ths side. i really appreciate u for thinking and so today i got someone whom i can ask somethiñg which i really wanted to ask for so long. please dont take it the other way but please tell me why pakistani people never agree that they were defeated many times and now also the history can repeat itself. please tell me why the mentality of the country people is so worsen that they always think of violence. u know india's mentality as a whole. so please tell me about it . i will be eagerly waiting for ur response n please take it positive.

[@gaurav.d1993]

I think he would be much happy that they didn't turn up..!!! coz he would've expected only

[@mundkhya]

Mr. Shubham, what makes you think that Mr. Azam Khan is a Pakistani? Hope you are not the kind of 'patriot' Indian who takes foreign citizenship and still judges other Indians.

[@Ajaypal-hq3gb]

Summarized transcript: According to manekshaw sir qualities of leader : 1) *professional competence* : He provided example of Defence Minister who had no idea about howitzer, motor etc how can he lead the army officers !! 2) *ability to take a decision and take a full responsibility for it* : 👉🏻 act of omission is much worse than act of commission of wrong. 👉🏻 why a person don't take decision?? because he lacks confidence!! why? because he lacks professional knowledge ! 👉🏻 if you must be a bloody fool be must quickly - manekshawism 3) *absolute justice and impartiality* By this way you may not be liked by all but be respected. 4) *courage* 👉🏻 moral courage: ability to distinguish right from wrong and standby it irrespective of what others think. 👉🏻 yes man, is horrible man, he may rise very high, but will never become leader, he will be used by superior and disliked by colleagues. 👉🏻(he mentioned story, when he was summoned, during east Pakistan crisis, by Indira Gandhi and other cabinet minister who expected him to be agree to intervene in april month, which was not prudent and he boldly put forward his dissent about choice of time rather than being yesman ) 👉🏻 physical courage: No one is immune to fear but one should be capable of desisting it's display. ( he mentioned a story) 5) *loyalty* Its two way thing, one can rightfully demand it from subordinate if he is also loyal to them. 6) *management of men and sources* He mostly conveyed about role of emotional intelligence, that human have problems so being stern should be combined with human touch and sense of humour play a great role in it. 7) *discipline* Following code of conduct I tried to follow objectivity and desisted myself from adding or colouring it with my personal opinion🙏🏻

[@avanbhujel7548]

What about character.

[@TheSarge4u]

Not sure why it is not highlighted and pinned on top. Good job

[@KreativeKichloo]

Thank you

[@yadukrishnanunnithan2034]

Thanku

[@user-eq3hv9xu9m]

Huge thank you to you sir

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

He is a true Parsi. Ride Straight , shoot straight and speak straight.

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

@samyajyoti de Are u a Parsi? 😉Just Kidding

[@rakhimukerji7937]

I DID Not like HE DESCRIBERIBINg THE PRIME MINISTER OF india as that girl Unmilitary like

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

@@rakhimukerji7937 Yes yes nobody is 100 percent perfect and he might have some dissapointing things

[@Rahul-0019]

He was a Parsi?????

[@r.22r]

@@Rahul-0019 lol yes. Why the shock?

[@khanrahar5281]

Being a Pakistani, I can't stop myself to praise Great Sam Manekshaw.. May God bless his soul. General Sam was a legendary personality of his time... Dear Indians, you are very lucky that you had a General called Sam Bahadur ...

[@newsprint323]

Jahil converted muslim.. you should be ashamed of being in a country which is run by army & Allah of muhamad..but doesn't have at least a single lecture of any army nor muhamad which is appreciated by others 😂😂

[@shiv9655]

That's it. I am done with self help books. What a man. In my own MBA years..we were asked to present on leaders...and everyone presented on the likes of Peter Drucker, Steve Jobs,Jack Welch etc...I still beam when I say..I presented on SHFJ Manekshaw.

[@ramanathanbalasiva3438]

Great work mate!! of course he is one of our great leader

[@renji2554]

Bravo

[@space_monkey125]

Did you work at Diksha?

[@rampage6588]

Gudddddd

[@AMI2151]

🧡🤍💚

[@KadvaKorp]

What a leader! Wow! Proud Indian. Proud Zoroastrian. Jai hind. Amen

[@vijubhai3561]

Always been proud of our parsi bawas

[@user-fb5oi7ke3n]

Always bro 🙏👍🕉️🇮🇳

[@sanjsham9564]

❤️❤️❤️

[@smart.gimeing...aka..o]

Proud of our Parsi brothers & sisters.

[@veezard7136]

9:54 Confidence and taking decisions 12:20 Absolute justice 14:26 Courage 26:35 Loyalty 41:00 Character

[@RAJATSHARMA-uc3uv]

1st one and the most imperative attribute for the leader is "professional knowledge"

[@palani12s]

It was my fortune to meet this great man at a shopping mall in Chennai along with my son. When no one was recognised him, it become easy for me to have chat with him next half an hour. He is thorough leader.

[@rajivdtttt]

You and your son are so fortune sir. I simply wish I had the opportunity to blessed by his presence.

[@heh2393]

You and your son were blessed to have spoken with Sir!

[@Thepankaz1]

what did you talk about.

[@bistrajendra1]

This lecture should be a subject of study in colleges.

[@matter2684]

@@skyweeeeee Don't you believe that Modi is a perfect example of leadership?

[@rakeshlohani3765]

true.

[@rishi2791]

@@matter2684 Modiji is a perfect example of leadership.

[@akshayg1096]

@@skyweeeeee lol. Narendra is perfect example of leadership. the same leadership which field marshal is talking about in this video. I don't understand how people like you get brainwashed by commie media in hating modi

[@akshayg1096]

@@skyweeeeee people like you deserve Manmohan Singh. Perfect leadership.

[@pankajsingh-fe9qw]

I heard his speech during my 2nd term in NDA , it was the best speech , he was a great leader, man full of charisma and great sense of humor. It was an honor and privilege . Thank you Field Marshall.

[@maruthimedicalagencies4714]

pankaj singh 6

[@kiranreddy3374]

Please upload his speeches, if you have any

[@LaxmanKumar-zu5vv]

Sir are now you in Indian army

[@amnamumtaz8774]

Sam manekshaw closely resembled in physical shape and behaviour to Iftikhar takkur ( A Pakistani comedian), just Google it you will be surprised. Salute to you IFTIKHAR TAKKUR sahb😊😊😊

[@Lonewolf-sb3qy]

So are you taking that attributes of what you heard from him into your service? Or are you also a lamb of the forces who’s just to serve Mahatma Gandhi? Doesn’t matter if you are from NDA, or any other academy, doesn’t matter if you are in Ranks or Files, what matters like he said is the balls and courage to face the Glory of Death in pure conscious mind without the offset of Old monk. I have seen officers, I have seen men who are scared as chicken in heart? Like I said Doesn’t matter , all that matter is the balls you need to have.

[@ultimatum97]

"A Yes man is a horrible man, he must be shunned" ... Hats off !!

[@adityabahl]

He asked if can he speak for 10 mins more? 😂😂, i would die to be meet him for even 5 mins... What a man, no words to describe a man of his proportions 👏 👏 👏

[@rajivdtttt]

I could listen to him for straight 5 hours or even more. Such a wealth of knowledge flowing from that mouth.

[@ramanathanbalasiva3438]

He's a man from a generation where people used to have integrity, could die for his principle, civilized and well cultured, and even he has the ability to respect his enemy. Such a loveable and admirable individual he is. That sense of humour though(Pretty girl in jean tight fitting)Ultimate :-)....This guy deserve Bharat Ratna

[@AnanyaDas10]

True that

[@padmanabhanravindran652]

Very good,.he lived a great soldier,and field marshal and his tribute by great Kalam he knows great people

[@manojkurkutiya1558]

@@AnanyaDas10 Q

[@karanveersingh6367]

I wish his retirement dues had been paid on time and not withheld for 30+ years. ...only President Kalam interference helped him get dues.

[@satyam781]

Karen he passed away in 99. Apj become president afterwards.

[@abhinavnagar007]

@@satyam781 he died in 2008 u fool

[@sahilkanetkar3832]

He never retired. He was a field marshal. Field Marshals serve till they die technically.

[@PramodKumar-th9de]

@@sahilkanetkar3832 true

[@pratapsinghkanishk]

@@debasismohanty58 what you are trying to show is exactly what you lack - knowledge and proper understanding. You should revisit history again to get all the crap cleared.

[@rahulsapehiya8857]

Far better than watching dozens of web series , this 1 hour speech is worth far more. Respect to SIR SAM MANEKSHAW ❤️

[@smart.gimeing...aka..o]

What a man! What a leader! What a speech! Lucky to have found these invaluable pearls of wisdom.

[@manjeetshahare4986]

This video needs to shown in every school and college in India.

[@shivanshu111]

Some parts need to be edited as they will not " fit" in the Indian society.

[@rajorshitapas1623]

@@shivanshu111 yes Ira

[@javeednawaz2203]

indeed

[@soumensantu]

And corporate offices but they won't because they want a army of yes men.

[@ayeeshamafaz8538]

as a Pakistani I have immense respect for gen manekshaw. And this man has changed my perspective about India. I wish this field marshal was a Pakistani. India as a country's is very lucky to have such a man!

[@MihirS84]

Your wish would have come true about a century ago had it not been for a strange twist of destiny. In 1900, a young doctor from Bombay named Hormusji Manekshaw and his wife set out on a train journey to Lahore, where he intended to start his medical clinic. Towards the end of the excruciating 4 day journey, the newlywed couple made an impromptu decision to get off the train one stop before Lahore, at Amritsar. As luck would have it, his medical practice flourished in Amritsar and they decided to stay there for good. 14 years later the couple had their third son, a boy named Sam, who went on to change the course of history in the Indian subcontinent.

[@ayeeshamafaz8538]

Mihir Shetty he served in the frontier force of the Pak army and actually at the time of partition he was asked by Mohammad Ali Jinnah to stay in Pakistan to which he replied that he had commanded his unit, thus he decided to go to India.

[@MihirS84]

There was no Pak Army at the time when Manekshaw served in the Frontier Force regiment :) It was called the British Indian Army.

[@ayeeshamafaz8538]

Mihir Shetty yes. I was talking about the time when we partitioned

[@Rudra0141]

Indeed, i do too, such ppl are to be respected, & ramzan mubarak

[@sivaramakrishna3753]

I am a retired Central Govt. Servantgeð72. I love Field Marshal Sri Manekshaw at heart of hearts. Today I am fortunate to hear his speech. On the other day I witnessed the.cinema SAM BAHADHUR MANEKSHAW with my son. I felt very happy. I live In Hyderabad.

[@sukhdevsohal5172]

Fantastic and legendary both in profession and person. Feel proud that Field Marshall spent his early childhood in Amritsar. His father was a doctor. His lecture is a treat. His leadership did wonders for the nation. Long live his memory !

[@sreematbhiksu4536]

General Maneksha was a legend for me. In 1971 the liberation war for Bangladesh we the people of Bangladesh were on deer hearing every moment the announcement of he.

[@rajatkatiyar3378]

i swear on my mother this is the most crystal clear analysis of leadership anywhere and this is 100 % true.. like when i put the traits in perspective i find that people around me who have one or more of these qualities lead the group and have their respect.. and now the man ,the only field marshal was a legend..

[@padmanabhanravindran652]

It's true

[@sudipshettynoojjis7851]

2nd field Marshall

[@ezioauditoredafirenzay]

You don't have to swear on your mother to agree. :)

[@alphamindset7934]

This is what Army brings in you, morality , courage and humour. A great inspirational and motivational speech.

[@Muleslover]

Hehehe. Listen his opening lines.

[@arpitasahoo7719]

For some reason I turn to him (and Dr Abdul Kalam) when I need to see light in the tunnel. God created him with lots of care....for God knew generations of people would need him.

[@shivanshu111]

Are there some other videos of him or books written by him?

[@SA_.377]

@Arpita Sahoo, so well put.

[@chnaveenkumar3267]

Shortage of Leadership ( Leadership in Work of Life) • If leaders are not born, Can Leader be made. • Give me a man with reasonable common sense and decency, You can make a leader out of it. Attributes of Leadership 1. Professional Knowledge and Professional Competence. 2. The Ability to make up your mind, and make a decision. And having taken that Decision, Accepting full responsibility for it. 3. Absolute Justice and Impartiality. 4. Moral and Physical courage. 5. Loyalty. 6. Leadership is nothing else, but the management of Men and Resources. 7. Discipline and Character. 1. Professional Knowledge and Professional Competence. • Can Not Be born With Professional Knowledge. • Professional Knowledge has to be acquired the Hard way, It’s a constant study. 2. The Ability to make up your mind, and make a decision. And having taken that Decision, Accepting full responsibility for it. • An Act of omission is much worse than an act of commission. • An act of Commission can be put right, even if the decision is wrong. • An act of omission Cannot be put right. • Why does a person cannot take a discussion, Because he lacks Confidence. • Why does he lacks Confidence, Because he lacks Professional Knowledge and Professional Competence. 3.Absolute Justice and Impartiality. • No Men like being punished. • Yet Men will accept, punishment. If they know that everybody who commits that sought of crime, gets the same sought of punishment. • They May not like it, They may not like you. But they will respect you. • No Man Likes to be superseded. • And yet people will accept supersession if they know that been done fairly and there been superseded By somebody who is better than them. 4. Moral and Physical courage • What is Moral Courage. • Moral Courage is the ability to distinguish right from wrong. And having distinguished that, you must have the courage to stand up and say your piece. Irrespective of what others think. • A “Yes” Man is a horrible Man. He will never become a leader. He will be used by his superior’s, disliked by colleagues, and his subordinates will have no respect for them. • Moral Courage is essential. • What is Physical Courage. • Fear is natural phenomenal, like Hunger. Anyone who says, he is not frightened, is a liar. Except for perhaps the Gurkha. Everyone is frightened. • it is One thing to be Frightened, and quite another to show fear. • It when your knees are knocking and teeth are chattering, and you are above to make your own geography. That’s when the real leader comes out. • If once you show fear in front you are commanding or subordinate team members, once you show fear, you should quit. • Physical Courage is essential. 5.Loyalty • Does loyalty requires very much explanation, We all except loyalty from our subordinates. • Do we give loyalty to them. • Loyalty is a two-way thing, we expect loyalty, we have to give loyalty to them. • Do we give loyalty to colleagues. • So remember, for leadership. we expect loyalty, we have to give loyalty to them. 6. Leadership is nothing else, but the management of Men and Resources. • Management of Men. • Men have problems, Men in numbers can be very nasty. And a leader must be able to deal with them, very firmly. • But you should never forget, That Men have problems, they have a human problem, they have problems of death, of family problems, they can easily despondent. • And therefore the leader must have a human touch. He must have a sense of humor.to get them out of despondency. • Further Men and Women, generally speaking, like there leader to be a bit of Man, a bit Lad. 7.Discipline and Character • What is Discipline. • Discipline is a code of conduct, for decent living in society one with the other. • Non-Punctuality is an act of ill Discipline, which is injuries to the state, injuries to its people. • By Character, Means Knowing yourself, knowing what you really are.

[@rajeevbansal]

Thanks AK Sharma for putting this on U Tube. I hope the current generation of students and young professionals see this.

[@Dexter4o4]

🙏🙏🙏

[@prajwalh8823]

👍👍

[@bennetkharel3282]

We see sir

[@shakti.rathore]

i didnt understand the critical caption though..!!

[@GopalsutharRj07]

Yes I’m 18een and I love 💕 to watch these types videos .. rather than today’s era.. songs...movies..etc Nowadays we losing originality.. We want this kind of person .. love him much more... I have watched his ... marshal video also .. Love 💓 from depth of my heart 💖.. ✌️🇮🇳 Awake and rise India 🇮🇳❤️

[@age_of_solopreneurship]

One of the most valuable 51.56 minutes of my life I have ever spent hearing someone

[@joemanekshaw3013]

This is my great grandad i am joe manekshaw

[@sainianshoo]

DankusMeemicus आपके पूवृज को सादर पृणाम व सहृदय धनयवाद।

[@vinodhsharma9036]

DankusMeemicus bro are you joking or kidding 😄😃😂😁😀 but still if that's true a very big salute from the depth of my heart to one of our greatest Legend brave warrior & our national hero Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw.As a blood relationship wise he might yours grandfather but as a national icon & nation hero he is belong to all of us indian hope you get that.

[@skyweeeeee]

I see the sense of humor has stayed well.

[@vishavnoorsinghgill4294]

Your great grand father was an proud Indian solider, respect from depth of my heart for a great gen. Solider like him was never born in past and till today also,field Marshall Sam manekshaw is my role model,, I hope one day I also become like him

[@mridulsharma7994]

Bullshit

[@GopalKarunakaran123]

one of the greatest leaders ever! I had the privilege of meeting him at the Indian Military Staff College at Wellington, Ooty. And what a talk!

[@ABTSAPOSTOLICVOICE]

SIR YOU SO LUCKY TO MET THIS GREAT MAN WE INDIA EVER HAD.GOD BLESS MANEKSHAW KIN AND CHILDREN.

[@pranavghate9545]

This person is the total package! Discipline that befits a soldier, humour that rivals the Brits and certainly the makings of a wonderful person.

[@ParamjeetSingh-hc7es]

I showed this to my 10 year old daughter and she is in awe of his knowledge and speaking skills. She asked me a question that I didn't had an answer for. Why don't we have leaders like him?? It's a sad fact.. India failed to create great leaders consistently

[@seemajaat5150]

I will be the next and she also became that

[@pearlofdesert]

Now you have answer that we have leader like s Jayasankar and many more in this era

[@user-zb3ih3vh4n]

​@@pearlofdesert S jayshankar is great but he act according to bjp

[@pearlofdesert]

@@user-zb3ih3vh4n he act as he is he shows his faith and identity it is his personal choice In history also there was many leader like baba sab boss bhagat singh sardar Patel I will not count uncle lehur and fraud Mahatma many more was in 1857 also it's long list

[@user-zb3ih3vh4n]

@@pearlofdesert his mainy lies exposed One was during one meeting with usa he says we talked about advance technology bringing in India While usa diplomat says it's just formal meeting and we haven't discussed anything Believe it or not he's just a bjp puppet weapon

[@shaffandy9591]

Im Pakistani he is sach real man gentleman and professional man .i wish our generals are do there duties instead of politics

[@shivanshu111]

I see a lot of civilian posts accupied by army generals in Pakistan.

[@TheDieselDevil8]

What do you expect from a Islamic Republic other than War Crimes, Terror Funding, and Islamic Terorism. Pakistan is destined for failure, and I will be extremely happy if it fails.

[@AB-ux5pp]

I am inspired, sir. Hope you were still here. India needs a renaissance and for that, we need leaders like you.

[@hangkumchang2782]

Humour as in ability to laugh at oneself is a sign of leadership.

[@ayushkumarnda5]

I have cleared the NDA 2 23 written exam, after this speech I am so much more motivated and when I clear the ssb and join NDA then I will comeback here to thank myself.

[@sorryiamanonymous]

How's it going?

[@Butterfly-lj5sn]

Best of luck💪 Jai Hind🇮🇳

[@specialistpro3933]

Ssb date aur centre kya hai

[@aftabahmad3116]

i am pakistani i belive that military man has no knowledge but this man has changed my thoughts, he is great man

[@akashdeepsinghakashdeepsin2440]

Kya keh rahe ho mere bhai. Apke mulk me esa he kya????

[@Entertainmentzone9323]

Pakistan k military k pass knowledge nhi?????🤔🤔

[@aftabahmad3116]

@@akashdeepsinghakashdeepsin2440 we have seen yayha khan when he drink could not trace out his room.zia was murderer of z a bhutto and murderer of democracy

[@ashokchoure2936]

@@aftabahmad3116 Pakistan me hmesa se yesa hi hota rha h .

[@rkumar6369]

​@@Entertainmentzone932314:55 1q😊. .

[@diesel2x]

What a gem.. They don't make people like him anymore..

[@aviatorchester]

People don't make themselves like him anymore..

[@iamfit2088]

Venkateshstotra

[@flaminmongrel6955]

Fuck oath We have lot like him they just don't deliver speeches anymore

[@flaminmongrel6955]

Meherzad Aibara all of our generals or leaders like atal bihari vajpaye and Narendra modi

[@jainbhavesh07]

How do u know that?

[@kganesan6220]

I 'INVESTED' 52 minutes listening to this great man! Thank You Sir for everything. You are a legend and you continue to live in our hearts

[@jagadevdas5297]

Such a "Towering Personalty", Field Marshall Sam' Manekshaw...We are yet to see another...a "Legendary Figure"...

[@joyalasir]

Gem

[@vijushetty7837]

Thank you Mr A. K. Sharma for sharing the legendary Sam Bahadur's speech with us. A must watch for all young Indians.

[@prabodh11]

I wish India gets another Sam Manekshaw soon. #Legend

[@skv292002]

When

[@nishantkorlekar1113]

We can all be Sam bahadur if we go by his words,his experience and his vision.lets get the best out of us.bravo

[@RohitSingh-tu6kk]

I will be brother.. Remember my name

[@MacharMachar-gs7fh]

Not possible his father is already dead

[@HIMMATSingh-hv1cr]

He was unique and going to be remained One. Not other guy can be him.

[@ahmedabdulmoiz2837]

Such a gem of a man, I find myself in awe whenever I watch and listen him. RESPECT !!!!

[@user-rp3zs2ps7b]

No father will do this much for another's son. He is a young man and a gentleman. Sir Manekshaw you are my hero.

[@stephenandrews2107]

India's greatest General! One of the country's brightest soldier scholars! An absolute Legend in his own lifetime! Does it say enough about us when I say there will never be another Manekshaw! Why have we become poorer in courage, ethics, values, organized living and social behavior! Why are we lesser men now?

[@amarjeetsehmi8995]

God bless him and He was my eastern command General in 1970.

[@victorcharlie5798]

This is BAAP of all the leadership lectures. This must be shown and taught in all the schools, colleges and workplaces.

[@shyamverma2305]

Yes, i fully in tune with you and would do in my engineering college, being a faculty for two dacades after previous tenure in Air Force technical wing

[@mridulsharma7994]

30:00 precisely when his time is up, he stops talking 30:08 asks permission to speak furthur Now that's a man

[@5Mathguru]

Always love to listen to Sam Manekshaw. His speeches, interviews, interactions are full of wisdom and wit. Jai Hind.

[@samirharris1]

Never knew he gave a lecture in my college , really admire his leadership even today his words inspire me.

[@Dailyblu]

Ohhh... I wish and hope our dear ministers and leaders be like him... nothing is beautiful than honest and impartial man... what a man was he..... I love him.... I want to be like him

[@ajaykumarsharma5937]

All this ,,Indian Army at that time disappeared nowadays

[@mohdwaseem4489]

One of the best speeches I have ever heard. Salute to you sir..

[@nonnomen4947]

A charming gentleman, with worldly wisdom and well educated, yet an excellent military professional. India owes him much.

[@markay1960]

i respect him as a great general and a thorough gentleman. This is indeed a great lecture from the best man.

[@thetruthindian8425]

no neeeds cmnt he is perfect

[@dnsdnsdns111]

Takes immense moral courage for a man to reach to the top and yet, retain these values.

[@ashokstrm]

Watched at one go. Unbelievably straightforward, funny, facts from India's wars, and 100% hits it straight what is leadership and how humans, Indians, and India can truly develop and be a leader. Must include in every Leadership lesson in the world. Precious Gem! Thanks, Field Marshall!

[@dheerendrapratapsingh6246]

He certainly has a sense of humour😀 .Plus the speech is inspiring and hitting hard on certain social issues.

[@mqurashi8368]

I am a Pakistani but I respect him. Excellent lecture on leadership.

[@MusaKhanandalusian]

so what??? serving a community under usury/gambling doing privately owned capitalist banks and corporations , who have hijacked that piece of land called india.

[@user-qh8lv6ve1y]

@@MusaKhanandalusian god bless your soul. 🥲

[@dr.kantarajtavaneadvocate1906]

The man who preserved the democracy in India. BharatRastaRatna 💐 😊

[@abhilash5550]

How blessed were this batch of students who had the priviliege of having Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw sir as a speaker in college.. I am sure he must have had an impact on so many students through this speech... This video can very well be used to have an impact on young minds even today..

[@vinayj340]

The best lecture of Leadership I have heard recently...That's how a leader should be....Lucky to have him our Field Marshall. How can an Army loose by having such a Leader

[@dwarkeshtayade9842]

such a great son of India. such a great Leader India had. Just great. Thanks uploader.

[@lavmanocha]

If he was here today, he would have contributed in saving lives during COVID-19. Sir was a gem.

[@srajesh8659]

I fail to understand why a miniscule of people dislike this great video of a great personality

[@jeevanshudhawan]

A great human being; a glimpse of him vapourises all worries, a word by him infuses vitality. Each and every sentence spoken by him is like a gospel. May GOD BLESS his soul.

[@sushantbidari4157]

He is my role model Happy birthday lots of respect and love from Nepal sir😍🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@kalicharankhetwal]

1. Must have professional competency. 2. Ability to take decision and have full responsibility for that. Why someone does not take decision?-> because he lacks confidence -> why-> he lacks professional competency. 3. Absolute Justice - No Partiality 4. Moral and Physical Courage- say no to "YES MAN"- have courage to speak up what is right (extracted from wrong) in front of everyone. Physical courage Essential to Leadership. 5. Loyalty- to give and expect loyalty from others. 6. Management of Men & Resources ( Leader must have human touch- must have sense of humor) 7. Discipline (Non Punctuality is an ill of discipline) 8. Character- Knowing yourself- what you are in actual.

[@soumensantu]

Instead of useless townhall meetings of indian corporates, they should play this for the employees. There would be many more leaders than managers.

[@arindrajitpanja4557]

I am Rishabhranjit Panja, Today (7th July :2020) in between my online class break (45 minutes) I heard the speech of one of the greatest leader a soldier (Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw). His speech is an inspiration for all the young generation because he shares his moments with so much of humour and enthusiastic examples. I am privileged & delighted to hear Field Marshal's speech. I am a great follower of leaders like Swami Vivekananda , A.P.J Abdul Kalam, Subhash Chandra Bose, & I want to add Field Marshal Manekshaw in my following list. He is a pride for The Indian Army & India. He will be always followed for his true leadership & spirit full guidance. JAY HIND🇮🇳🇮🇳🐅

[@basitkhanbarakzai5037]

Field Marshal Manekshaw was no doubt a futuristic men who led his country in positive leadership style

[@pranavpolisetty113]

I count myself lucky to have stumbled upon this video! Great insights on leadership traits all of which one cannot learn from books but from pure experience. I am very Proud to live in a country whose army was once led by Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw! Long live your glory Sir!

[@devashishkalambe5014]

Thank god that someone captured his words of wisdom and his strong voice 😌

[@TaranMahal343]

Discipline and Character with professional Knowledge is must : Well Said Field Marshal (Great Leader)

[@shashankchauhan7624]

He is simply exceptional. I wish there were more people like him in every walk of life and I wish I had someone like him around when I was growing up.

[@sayhi2ameen]

This video should be shown to all young men/teenagers. It sums up leadership traits like no other self help book can.

[@arnoldschafernaker512]

Agreed

[@vinitramuralikrishnan1302]

Just the young men huh?

[@sayhi2ameen]

@@vinitramuralikrishnan1302 welk, everyone. I mentioned young men, as they are the ones who are starting out in life. These life lessons come in Handy, if kept in mind.

[@divide1938]

Big salute to Real Lion of Country first Field marshal of Indian Army Sam manikshaw sir jay hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ulmehta]

Thanks to the up-loader. A great speech ... educative, humorous, inspiring and interesting. All of us Indians are lucky to have had such a leader in our times, in our Army. God bless his soul.

[@venkatrao2732]

Brilliant, flawless, unscripted and motivating speech... and for all those people who believe we can never have a person like FM Sam Manekshaw, you are wrong and missing the very essence of his lecture. Field Marshals are not born but by shear hard work, constant learning and discipline one can contribute to India in ways one could have never imagined... and make it one of the greatest leader in this world. FM Sam Manekshaw will be truly proud and salute you too!

[@devamtripathi2827]

You don't need any advice or book on leadership after listening to this...... Lucky to hear this.. thankyou Mr. Manekshaw for your contribution in India's progress..

[@KiranKumar123Go]

I can't believe sir was so humorous too 🤣🤣🤣. I have seen lots of Leadership Lectures but i found out Sir's Lecture stands aside. This is the reason why I LOVE Military Personnels, they lead from the Front and by Example. JAI HIND

[@gopalakrishnanKUWAIT]

That is why he become a India's 1st Field marshal.

[@sanusuri1]

He is not the first Indian Field Marshal.Its Field Marshal Cariappa

[@tiffles3890]

I think he meant, Independent India's 1st Field Marshal.

[@AtuleshJha]

I believe both of you are wrong . Manekshaw Sir was India's first FM and Cariappa Sir was made FM after him although he had served prior to him. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_marshal_(India)#Rank_holders

[@mukulshahane5970]

He is the First. He was made field marshal in 1973 and Cariappa was made in 1986.

[@AnonymousAlien2099]

Cariappa was a slave of the british. He would lick their boots

[@ankushgupta1987]

Golden words ! Even top management schools wnt teach u this

[@dibakarpanigrahy9369]

A complete professional speech on Leadership by the Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw......👍🌹✌️👏💖

[@nakutmize807]

Sam Sir's personality is so magnetic even the camera does not shift angles.

[@priteedhowtall5124]

Thank you aksharma for uploading this video. This is truly priceless, rare, full of virtues, a heritage to be cherished and followed to the letter. A legend in every sense, a visionary, a jewel of India, a role model, so earthy, humble and lovable.

[@jayashdubey]

Thank you so much uploader. These are the kind of men that we need to manage our public affairs, which are currently in shambles. Once again thank you for uploading the video

[@harvendravyas5906]

I have read about our great General, but today I thank you that you gifted us this video. I am honoured to watch and listen this legend of our Nation.

[@AshokAbrahamCherian]

Who all came here after watching the SamBahadur trailer? :) What a man he was! This is a brilliant speech, please watch it fully. It's super inspiring and will help you way more than the next piece of entertainment that you're hunting for.

[@kurapatichaitanya705]

Lion roars .. every word he speaks has that power

[@vimalsingh8663]

Excellent Leader Sam Bahadur, wish we had more of him. India needs leaders like him

[@pbose698]

They don't make them like this ANYMORE. Very SAD that he was not given A proper farewell when he EXPIRED. How can we ever forget this GIANT?

[@thebestbuscuit]

We can't and we won't.

[@aparnatiwari1482]

@@thebestbuscuit what it's mean man?

[@omwaghmare1932]

​@@aparnatiwari1482he himself don't know

[@ascal201]

Great lesson sir, salute to late FM. from 🇱🇰

[@rish4633]

I can Listen to Field Marshal Manekshaw all day Long.