Life Lessons From The Indian Army | Capt. Raghu Raman | Josh Talks

Embark on an enriching journey with a narrative that threads through the life of Raghu Raman, an individual with an extraordinary career trajectory. Spanning over two decades, Raghu Raman's odyssey commences with a remarkable 11-year service as an officer in the Indian Armed Forces. The discipline, leadership, and resilience instilled during this period paved the way for a subsequent 11-year tenure in the high-stakes corporate world. Stepping into roles that demanded agility and strategic thinking, he carved a niche for himself before venturing into a pivotal government position as the Chief Executive Officer of the National Intelligence Grid.
Captain Raghu's experiences at the formidable Siachen Glacier and his stewardship of technology start-ups have infused him with insights that resonate across various sectors, including corporate giants and strategic government initiatives. In an engaging discourse reminiscent of the influential Josh Talks, he elucidates the myriad lessons he acquired in the army and their profound impact on his professional journey and approach to myriad life challenges. This talk is a must-watch for those intrigued by the seamless blend of military precision and corporate acumen, offering a trove of valuable takeaways for leadership, crisis management, and personal development. Join us as we delve into the story of a man whose life is a testament to the values and skills honed by the Indian Armed Forces and their enduring relevance in every sphere of life.
This talk was recorded at Josh Talks Lucknow on the 8th of July 2017 at the CMS Auditorium.
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[@indrajitmishra256]

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[@lakshminarayanan9349]

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[@NeelamSingh-nr3dc]

@@mossesjesus4250 aa

[@ramanjineyarama1784]

I am

[@stavio12]

I served in the Australian army for 9 years and after watching this video I've got great respect for this man. It doesn't matter which country you're from, all Army men have great life lessons to pass on to other people. If his stories don't motivate people, I don't know what will. Well done that man.

[@surajbhatti]

Thank you sir love from my side

[@punitdarji1871]

As a civilian, I would like to say for the Army "Only Army person can understand the love, respect and faith from the country and authority. It doesn't matter which countries army belongs to."

[@deepakarya7929]

He is the head of national intelligence grid of india

[@JSBharat_Rajputana]

Great, best of luck

[@MainChoon]

Thank you for your service. Though you are from a different country , doesn't matter

[@niharranjanmishra3577]

Did anyone noticed ..?? This man kept on speaking till 30 min standing straight without even moving his feet a lil .. That's what they are taught in army

[@JoshTalksLive]

+nihar ranjan mishra wow! You noticed such a minute thing that we all missed! Indeed, that is what they are taught in the army. 💪⚡

[@mummyji6003]

By just seeing him stand still my legs were paining

[@Vikashrana148]

Yes same think notice by me

[@nishansengupta1219]

akash hahahahaha, hindu or muslims doen't care , truth is that your india is shit , west can fuck it now doesn't matter

[@nishansengupta1219]

devesh sharma You are an idiot see global hunger index of your india you are 103 nowwwwww haahahahahahahha HUNGRY AND POOR PEOPLE

[@paritoshandchill22]

5 lessons 1.dont sweat for small stuff .life is much bigger than sweating for the small stuff 2.when u fail in life it dosnt define u but eventually brings best of you infront,which is your strenght 3.always ready for the combat. always get ready by thinking that today is the day of opportunity. always being prepared. 4. there is always bad luck with u in your life so if it is get used early in the life it is good for u.. 5. leaders are supposed to prduced leader better than them. always thanks to them who has supported u in your life

[@RamSharma-90_64]

Thank you buddy, well wishes to you!

[@navinsinghmehra932]

Thank you

[@ayushkumarnda5]

yes bhai

[@okislife80]

​@@RamSharma-90_64😢

[@okislife80]

😂

[@mahaswetachakraborty4712]

Feel so proud to be an army officer's wife. My children and me used to listen this type of stories, which helped them to grow as a real human being. Thank you for bringing back those memories.

[@mahakaljii]

You are brave mam😊

[@yangene]

that is beautiful ma'am, I also wish to setve in the army.

[@ifbut_then]

5 lessons 1) Don't sweat the small stuffs. 2) Sometimes failure brings out the real strength within you. 3) As you leave for the work, be ready for combats. 4) It's better you commit mistakes now and learn from them. Don't wait for the judgement day 5) Leaders job is to produce leaders better than them. Always give respect to those who have always supported you..

[@sindhuprasaddubey5789]

Thanks a lot shammi bhai

[@shaileshsingh5664]

6) be ready for anything with your everything AK47 by JCO Saab

[@hussainpasha7888]

thank you

[@arjunbatra2072]

And if someone is unable to link the 3rd lesson with our normal non-combat situational life(unlike army) then i would like to explain that this quote particularly means, dont wait for that golden hour to study, dont wait for that coming monday to start diet....its about the "kal se karunga" attitude....you can never know what is the situation ahead that you may have to face.......i didnt know how to drive car, i thought so what im living in delhi, not in village, i can book cab or call ambulance in case of emergency or heck my neighbours and relatives will help me but i forgot at the time of crisis the first help available close to you is the best one possible to change all the circumstances, one day my father got a paralysis attack and we had to call our relative to take him in his car as ambulance was unable to get there, so i learnt the lesson that day but understood today from this video

[@hussainpasha7888]

@@arjunbatra2072 Thnx for the additional info 🙂

[@nehachauhan160]

I got goosebumps , when he said , that failures are designed to bring out the best in you .

[@nomoretears...3239]

You got really good ..what about if soldiers have to buy every clothes boots even shoelaces ..literally everything soldiers have to buy own salary that government paid for name of support soldiers families ... government issues dress boots or everything thoes are not allowed by officers isn’t it creepy.. thoes government issued for wat ..? here is answer thoes are for pocha to clean Barracks ...for VVIP guards that’s ok but how about thoes upper brigadier ranks officers visits many time and soldiers have to give duty with own dresses if dress looks little old soldiers have to buy new at the very short time forcefully ...you know so many time soldiers need to get loan from friends to buy them most of soldiers are for serves officers..and also soldiers serving government almost free ...respect soldiers not officers...everything these people saying are fictional stories ..

[@nehachauhan160]

@@nomoretears...3239 I really didn't know, coming from civil families, I guess there is alot we don't know or understand.

[@PushpaSAnand]

Very True I always used to hear from dad who was civilian officer in MCEME Iwould wonder but today what I am is because I believed in it.

[@AmitKumar-qz2us]

India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grand mother of tradition -Mark Twain.

[@gajrajsingh9768]

Hi.

[@pritamchougale]

My father is a retired army personal and whatever this gentleman has said is 100% true. And the good part of army people they pass on the discipline to their kids.

[@sauravbasu8805]

Please share some of the discipline/certain good habits/thoughts,that you have learnt from him.

[@Sajjad-Ali2411]

In Entire speech this gentleman has not moved to his left or right, stand firmly on his both legs. This how armymen are tougth the discipline. Big Salute to you Sir 💐🙏

[@shuhratpopal2817]

Great video! Respect from Afghanistan to Indian army and Indian people.

[@rajaananth]

Love from India to you and our Afghan brothers, we love u

[@anjneykumarsingh4461]

Hope you are fine

[@BlackPanther-lx9we]

Love to all Afghan Brothers...from India🙏❤️🇮🇳

[@ravishankars6234]

This shows that army is not just an occupation.The Army teaches us the way of life.

[@JoshTalksLive]

+Ravishankar S absolutely agreed! Our soldiers are truly the unsung heroes.

[@vivekvenugopal1533]

Ravishankar S hg

[@poopman73737]

My brother told me not to join the Army, he said it is not an occupation and I will come out of it without a life. He was wrong. I have come out of it with a better soul and more ways to be a better self than I could ever be without the Army.

[@Naveennavikgf]

Exactly.

[@MegaAnkitbhardwaj]

Ravishankar S true. I hope i get recruited for ta this time

[@Arijitianforeverr]

17:40 omg best lines I have ever heard 🇮🇳🧘‍♂️

[@surulikkumarp8328]

Translate in english

[@ROCKSTAR-id5kq]

​​@@surulikkumarp8328 every one not batter all filled but this filled you are better you become a try best of this filled.

[@common4960]

He said Misfire happens in every person's life Your misfire took place in the training and not in the warfeild

[@zayaanaziz9175]

The army discipline seem very stable and Honor for army regime... Very epic lesson by Indian army officer.. Respect for Indian army from Pakistan....

[@rohanpahalayangoda8932]

I m Srilankan, I was from IMA 87 Regular, Sweat memories in IMA, thanks for refresh my mind,

[@pratikpatil9988]

So Sir rnt u an officer Now ?

[@pratikpatil9988]

@Middle Child Yeah i realized it later

[@parthasdasgupta]

He may not be lying.

[@yurainsanthush6752]

I too was in IMA Mektila Company Thimaiya Battallion

[@farhanishaq7]

@@yurainsanthush6752 sir are u officer ?

[@saddamabrar9054]

He is a great leader on ground also. He was my boss in my previous company. Many times I have meet him. He is a true inspirational personality. Long live sir

[@raniramesh8697]

I was in 22 Mech Inf during 1987 as Sub /clk in Sangrur that time Col Rathor was co and I never seen this officer still the Unit has moved to Hissar. If u would have been at that time u must know me. Ex sub Ramesh

[@maanyashukla326]

Thank you for your service, sir.

[@maanyashukla326]

@@raniramesh8697 thank you for your service, sir.

[@raniramesh8697]

@@maanyashukla326 I did only my duty to our mother Country.. Thank u.

[@shishir.sachar4648]

@@raniramesh8697 JAI HIND SIR THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE

[@sanjaytiwari3671]

Every word said here is worth much more than all the gold in the world. Salute to you sir and the Indian armed forces !

[@parnamsaini4751]

Really??

[@syedfaizanali367]

Amazed to learn from your experience from our Army ❤️

[@sureshsukumaranpanakkapara3545]

Just listen the comment above from the one who served in Australia , it is there in every military

[@AkashKumar-lm2cv]

Look at his posture, Officer for a reason 😍

[@ramanathanbalasiva3438]

yeah he maintenance the same posture, even in long speeches also around 45-50mins , Good you also noticed it :-)

[@sonaliswain12]

Absolutely

[@abhijithanilkumar4959]

Are you here to make a gap between officers and soldiers

[@pardeepsingh8286]

The every Fouji of india have looks like him. Not only officers airmans,sailors, & jawan also.

[@GauravKumar-qr8pt]

@@abhijithanilkumar4959 bro it's reality officers in defence defame soldiers I am from defence family that's why I am saying this

[@TheBrahmadath]

THE BEST 22 MINUTES I'VE EVER SPENT ON KZbin!!!!

[@saikartheekgostu772]

💯

[@chiragbidwai5129]

True.

[@venkatarajm6100]

Absolutely true

[@sriharipatil1305]

True

[@naren5865]

Absolutely

[@chapterme]

Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00:00 - First story 00:03:36 - First lesson - Don't sweat the small stuff. 00:04:25 - Second story 00:09:44 - Second lesson - Failure is designed to bring out your real strength 00:10:21 - Third story 00:11:49 - Third lesson - From the time you wake you are expecting combat 00:13:23 - Fourth story 00:17:33 - Fourth lesson - It's better you commit mistakes now and learn from them 00:18:29 - Fifth story 00:21:35 - Fifth lesson - Leaders job is to produce leaders better than them

[@Cosmic_Player]

Thanks for the little help

[@chapterme]

@@Cosmic_Player Happy to help 🙂

[@amanborasi2183]

One's mistakes costs to all,

[@bhavanas_kumar7984]

Thank You ☺️

[@Cosmic_Player]

@@chapterme 😆😅😅 Cheers Brother

[@akankshathakur346]

One of the spectacular talk I ever heard... Kudos to Capt to deliver such an articulated speech with great lessons.😎

[@sherasinghrajput]

Hlw

[@Amarsingh-ge9iu]

First lesson- 3:36 Second lesson-9:44 Third lesson-12:44 Fourth lesson-18:02 Fifth lesson-21:37

[@harshanand494]

Thnkq So Muchh !!!

[@chandrakantapatel9406]

🙏🙏🙏

[@reshmita1517]

Thanks tons for this !

[@anirbanchakraborty9722]

Pura Video Important Hai

[@bhaumicktitli8788]

Thanks

[@rtanwar6976]

Every Politician who want to join Indian politics must do Army train for 6 months or 1Year...at least.

[@parish_koiri8732]

I fully agree with ur thoughts

[@albi6643]

I disagree

[@junaidaj7450]

Every INDIAN must be trained in Indian Army for 2 yrs after 12th (before graduation ). Just like Israel.

[@DevendraSingh-rd8un]

They'll vitiate this beautiful organization

[@swaminathanmariyappan6599]

@@junaidaj7450 I strongly agree with your point... we have to make this as mandatory training to all the students after completion of 12 th at least one year... they will get well confidet and good future ahead... jai hind...

[@mahalakshmi3004]

Jai Hind. Proud to be a Civilian Accounts Officer serving the Army. Hats off to Indian Army

[@tamilko5756]

Am an Ex-Airman and what he said was just amazingly true and a fauji can just have that feel.. Salute to you sir..

[@AbhishekChaurey]

Your feet are glued to the floor through out the talk... I can't stand in one plase for 10 minutes continuously.. thats amazing

[@jayeshagrawal9472]

"You can shoot the enemy, you don't ever need to run!," ♥️♥️

[@afsalappuzz8615]

We should give the blood of enemy to the country...... Not our mens I am speaking with the ultimate respect to solidarity Balidan param dharm Jai hind

[@ketanpathak3914]

Wow statement.

[@kamitekeiichi2376]

this was... HANDS DOWN the MOST motivating speech i have ever heard.....

[@codesrhodes3757]

Awesome sir. Huge respect to Indian Army. I always loved army as a kid. Learnt a lot from this talk.

[@abuusaid5640]

Being an army brat I feel proud that my dad had served an organization which has always produced leaders like you sir...thx for being such an inspiration....Jai hind

[@Linuxgaurav]

Great sir

[@aniketnainwal3222]

Great

[@afterburner2828]

🇮🇳

[@SachinModi9]

His speech is on different level..

[@JoshTalksLive]

+Sachin Modi totally. You will also enjoy the other speeches - check out Boman Irani, that is another level too!

[@sonamstanzin8018]

Amazing... can't hear anything better than this for a young soldier...jai Hind sir...

[@ashutoshmaharana07]

I will never forget these life lessons Goosebumps giving lessons .. 🔥

[@BrigSushilBhasin]

Wow. Awesome. I resonate with these lessons so well. Having experienced the Indian Army for 34 years, excluding the training of 4 years, I can feel the depth of what he says. Can you fell his feelings? Thats how deep the feelings go. Salute to Capt Raghu.

[@JoshTalksLive]

Thank you Brigadier Bhasin. We are glad you liked this Josh Talk!

[@Raja_shekar]

Brig Sushil Bhasin 🙏🏻✊🏻salute🇮🇳

[@sushilbhasin7945]

Thanks, Bharath, for subscribing to my channel. Do connect with me on www.BrigSushilBhasin.com

[@kanikaoberoi9612]

Jai Hind, Sir!

[@sunilbose4661]

Thank you for your long service for the nation. And thank him too.

[@rencyrajrajan7799]

In the end, he never did tell who actually won. His pride about his usthaad never allowed it. Respect👍

[@thanguful]

listen carefully he says USTAD nair won he didnt say Hav Nair

[@majgenpcSen]

He did say that the Ustad won. Meaning thereby that 21 Mech won, not 1st Mech. Incidentally, 1 Mech was 1st Battalion of the Sikh Regiment. Captain Amrinder Singh is from 1 Sikh

[@BlackPanther-lx9we]

He said Ustad Nair won... That means Capt Raghu's missile scored the highest. Sun toh liya karo yaar...

[@LakshmiNarayanaRao.V]

Proud to be a Indian to have such a officers in Indian Army.

[@venug2617]

What a fantastic speech....... salute you sir........

[@edge665]

i can listen you whole day whole night long, its worth listening to you rather than Netflix. Jai hind

[@explorer8738]

Exactly !😍

[@mallikarjunareddysingam6899]

After Graduation in civil I joined in Army AOC and served nearly 7 yrs in clerical cadre,and returned and joined in banking and subsequently retired as an officer in Union Bank,my discipline and dedication towards in executing my duties in Bank applauded greatly and to many I remained as honest and dedicated especially humane.I always tells my friends that,every youth should be given atleast 5yrs of military trg so that they know the values in many quarters.

[@MaheshKumar-ui9wh]

A huge respect to this officer.

[@JoshTalksLive]

+Mahesh Kumar he's super inspiring, right?

[@bhaumicktitli8788]

This is the most useful 21 minutes of today..... And I came here just while scrolling randomly..... Thanks a lot sir for the inspiring words..... I really want to join the forces and these are really wonderful words for an aspirant..... Today is the tenth of August , 2021..... Left it just so that I'd remember this speech and come back someday to see if my dream has come true..... Thanks a lot sir JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@amritaamrita625]

Great.. inspiring story! These principles will apply in all walks of life

[@sudhanshujoshi2482]

whenever I feel low , I just watch capt Raghuraman video ..and m ready to face anything

[@vigneshkumar2646]

the one speech that i ll never forget in my life !!!! jai hind sir !!!! "life chooses ur occuption " simply exceptional wordings !!!

[@JoshTalksLive]

+Vignesh Kumar we had the exact same feeling when we heard it first. ♥

[@KuldeepSinghg]

Awesome and inspiring,kudos to the services 🎉👏

[@atanseiyeopeyemi90]

Great lesson learnt today

[@twelvmnkys]

Excellent and encouraging! Those in the U.S. armed forces hold the Indian Army in high esteem. So it's not only other Indians benefiting from videos like this, foreigners are also watching. (BTW, the tea & biscuits story at the beginning is awesome. ROFL!)

[@JSBharat_Rajputana]

Grt

[@maddynaruka5934]

the missile one gave me goosebumps ....hatsoff raghu sir.....Indian Army Respect ✌️

[@priyankachaturvedi6303]

One of the most inspiring talks I ever heard. Amazing!

[@remesanvp]

really inspirational sir. hats off.

[@blossom7664]

He is Capt. Raghu raman and @ 13:43 he says "inshallah". Thats India . I am watching this vedio amidst all the religion hate spread by some politically influenced groups . This is giving me so much hope . I am so proud right now.

[@billsas8504]

Being an army man, he had lived his life in all faith

[@RiteshKumar-sn3vm]

for your due respect no political influenced stopping any religion we use to great in the same way its our culture.. but simply i asked how many time you do speak other religions words in your greeting. its easy to blame others...

[@maheshcheerla1848]

blossm I was looking for any one who mentioned in comments.😎

[@ArpitTiwari-nr6sx]

I would love to see if any muslim will ever say hey ram or even Vande mataram. The sad reality is they will never 🤐🤐

[@bharata101]

In whole of this video, you only find the word Inshallah. You are not fit for army, nor for citizen of any Secular nation

[@RJBeee91]

4:01 This is a principle axiom of the US Army as well. In basic training, if one member of your platoon fucks up, you all pay for it. You learn through punishment and pain that while in the infantry, you are not an individual, but a part of a team. Without the team, you're not effective. You win together, you lose together. Glad to see the Indian Army has this methodology ingrained into their military as well.

[@ciph3r836]

I guess thats the principle of every army

[@abhirajarora7631]

@@ciph3r836 True

[@garv3946]

@@ciph3r836 maybe not for China 🤣

[@lorizoli]

Such incredible spirit! Thanks for sharing!

[@adityarai9260]

Best! Kudos to Indian Army and this Man💪

[@lokeshkholiya8546]

I am trying to join belt forces since class 11.. I gave NDA 5 times, airforce 2 times, navy 4 times coast guard 2 times. Every time I use to get recommended but the problem is with my medical.. I have hyperhydrosis.. Umbilical hernia.. But I have never lost the hope.. Every time I used to see your video.. Really motivating... Now I am trying to get recommend as sepoy in army after that ACC. bcs dil mangey more.. Jai hind jai bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@bmkjnaveen1]

Bhai gajab proud of you..i left afrer 2 ssb and Working as engineer in mnc

[@aniketpatil1865]

Lokesh kholiya I hope you ll join soon all the best

[@lokeshkholiya8546]

@@bmkjnaveen1 thank you so much... Jai hind jai bharat

[@lokeshkholiya8546]

@@aniketpatil1865 thank you sir. Jai hind jai bharat

[@PRIYANKASINGH-gu3te]

Salute to your work and determination Lokesh ....really impressive ...me too ..working on myself to get recommended as officer in Indian army .....

[@dheerajshet7871]

Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, Konkani, Telugu, Samskrith, Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi anything is welcome to motivate all Bharathis.

[@bimalrai21]

Gorkhas

[@lii-arionamishra2633]

Mind blowing speach and life lessons by the Indian Army officer.Hats off sir.Jai Hind.

[@piyushverma1289]

Zabardast... Jai Hind. Vande Mataram

[@ramamurtipaluri2420]

I am a 72 year old civilian with lot of military interest. This is an outstanding speech. I wonder why he left the army.

[@jayiscrafting7516]

He served for 30 years (which is the Maximum amount of time you can serve as a permanent commissioned officer) and he's retired now

[@anishkarthi7269]

But Captain rank is upto 8 years and after individual promoting to Major but still his name is Capt reghu raman so maybe he came volunteer pension

[@anjneykumarsingh4461]

@@anishkarthi7269 he had an injury during operation, which forced him to leave

[@sarathcnair4430]

@@anishkarthi7269 he served for 11 years*

[@sarathcnair4430]

@@jayiscrafting7516 11 years*

[@NOICE345]

Last year I missed my navy ssr job just by half marks This year I m 20 years old but this time the navy is recruiting for 19 year olds Again I was missfired But I am definitely going to win by my passion and hard work

[@atozchannel9612]

You will bhai Just wait practice more and learn more You will launch soon

[@rohithchityala3135]

Practice More u can achive In Indian Navy.

[@prakharsahu1384]

Good luck ahead bro

[@GauravKumar-qr8pt]

Bruh I missed 1 marks 😭😭😭 I will try hard to join navy

[@prakashkumarbalekundri6413]

Pl, Don't get disappointed, Maybe you are for something you are better for, Keep trying!I tell you from my own experiences in 1969 I passed out SSB for Naval Aviation but failed in medical for distance vision as a result I had to get back in civilian life and Did well to make good progress in personal life and made a great contribution as Petrochemical engineer to the Nation Building! Pawan Kumar! keep your eyes on your target!

[@neinunthemchangsan6954]

Much respect to you Sir 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 All those important lessons of life that you shared with us, I will never forget and will always carry with me in my lifelong journey. From Haflong, Assam.

[@sandeep86t1]

It totally changed my perception about how I react to things that happen to me... Thank you so much sir. It was my honour to witness such a phenomenal person like you. Salute to entire Army, they are way above us normal people who feel great for paying taxes without realising how fortunate we are in real life. The struggle and hardwork you input is just incredible.

[@nishantulhare6651]

I felt so happy when sir talk on experience of "Ahmednagar" because I'm Defence aspirant from Ahmednagar and I have huge respect for armed forces... I would like to invite everyone in Ahmednagar who want to see glory of Indian ARMY and Asia' one and only one cavalary tank museum ❤️❤️ 🇮🇳🇮🇳Jay hind , Jay Bharat🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@parvathysankar5735]

Can we see vijayantha tank there

[@codetodo7175]

I am also proud cause I live in Ahmednagar ☺️

[@amoljagtap33]

I proud...i served in MH Ahmednagar for 3 years

[@MohammadArif-sf9nw]

A Raman talking about a Nair, using the word "Inshallah". Shattering all kinds of bounderies, Army teaches us to be truly secular. Army, teaches us to be human first.

[@JoshTalksLive]

+Mohammad Arif wow that is the most beautiful insight that we overlooked! Awesome point, Arif! 😀 Have you seen our other talks? You'll love them

[@companybroadcast2890]

Mohammad Arif Absolutely bro.👍👍👍👍

[@vaibhavimishra4814]

Beautifully expressed dude

[@veshnuadhitya7]

Mohammad Arif bro hindus dont really care....unlike you

[@prabhavkamat6651]

strangely most literatures teach about preserving that community.... Indian literature is strange in that matter.... bolti hai sab apne hai aur ham sabke hai... everyone is mine i am everyone's... vasudaiv kutumbakam... world is my family!!

[@progresspragati8690]

It is a very very helpful video...Thank you Sir! Jai Hind🇮🇳

[@arunimasinha5988]

Brilliant..so much to learn..thank you for this!

[@BrigSushilBhasin]

Beautifully expressed. Real life stories.

[@satindes1]

Well said sir, totally amazed!

[@snapshortproduction]

I request to government plz put the lesson of Indian arm force in school syllabus.

[@pervinsurti2186]

Great teamwork Salute

[@user-nr9bv1iy3y]

Each and every word is full of strength and motivation. Salute.

[@himakachishi9440]

Would love to hear this kind of life lessons every now and then...

[@iamakshay16]

Best life lessons! lot of learning in those 22 mins. This man really deserve applauds 🙏

[@aashish0512]

Genuine respect! I entered my 30s now and everyday I'm maturing over previous day, not by age, not by looks... but by my thought process about life. Videos like this are definitely inspiration for people who feel like me. Thank you Raghu sir! For entire 22 mins you didn't move a step which is seriously an example for young blood. SALUTE!! Aap deserve karte hai isliye aap wahan hain!

[@sudeendrab.n3562]

In the current scenario, when the entire world is going through a difficult phase and spirits are very low, your talk came as a fresh breath of air.Not only was it inspiring, it was extremely touching. I am sure your words would motivate the younger lot.

[@biku6676]

His speeches always gives me goosebumps.. 😊🙏🏻 Respect brother 😊❤️

[@advika30xyz]

*Sometimes* *you* *don't* *choose* *the* *occupation* *,* *the* *occupation* *chooses* *you* ⚡

[@mrnrnh8]

I have experienced that line.

[@Fortuner912]

Well said 🎉😊

[@2PLUS2FIVE]

THIS IS THE REASON WE HAVE MULTIPLE IITs BT ONLY ONE AND ONLY IMA LEGENDS ARE LEGENDS

[@JoshTalksLive]

FUNJABI no doubt about that! Soldiers are the real heroes of the world. :)

[@2PLUS2FIVE]

yup!! looking forward to join it

[@arnavsarkar3954]

its because technically we need more engineers to build the nation and technology that they are going to protect and use, only difference in case of a real war ,inspite of all the big talk our legends will lose to nations with better tech and drones with one tenth of such 'legends'

[@aryanthapa8675]

so far india won battles because of 'such legends'.

[@aryanthapa8675]

Sarkar don't be pessimist about your NATION that she will lose to other nation just because you don't like the comment of someone who seems to be fan of Indian Army or soldier.

[@Suma123459876]

" failure is what life designed for you to bring your real strength " true line sir

[@the_dynamic_engineer5088]

Feeling as if no one can ever stop me. Much needed lessons.❤️

[@drpankajwalecha]

One of the best speeches I have ever heard in my life .. thank you so much sir 🙏🙏.. deep respect

[@chandanshukla6901]

I just cried .... Heard this at very heavy time and heart make me cry

[@monarch.war2024]

woow so inspiring ' you don't choose occupations, occupations choose you" great lesson !

[@shipcapt1]

very inspiring. Good life lessons...

[@RamKumar-ds9te]

That's why I love and respect my great Indian army..🙏🙏🙏

[@nishasanga6402]

Never heard of such a smart talk!

[@karunakripa369]

the best lesson have ever learnt.....from this amazing person...hats off to you sir.....have gone through several speakers....here I found the best who inspired me a lot.

[@bijjoy30]

wow...really moved by your experience and presentation Sir .....Thanks for sharing Capt. Raghu Raman !!!

[@abhishek108om]

Something similar with that Tank misfire happened to me during disarming of INSAS, unfortunately the rifle which was given to me was jammed and I failed to disarm…and I was best on that during my training days… latterly our CO and Ustad called me and gave me another rifle and it’s happened again. My Ustad became furious on me and he himself tried to disarm the 2nd rifle and failed… they gave me 3rd rifle (this time it was a service rifle, not just training rifle) I disarmed it in lesser time then the person who won that episode… So life sometimes go wrong not just because we are not caliber of but to teach us never give up.

[@ykm_online]

This teaches us one more lesson. We have lost 154 pilots ( well trained by air force ) due to MiG 21 planes designed in 1963 ( valve based electronics age ) and upgraded last in 1981 ( Age before Microprocessor like 8085 was launched ). Our political opposition should die with shame, when they can not procure state of art stuff. a Knife can rust, if not used . Defence equipments used seldom will fail as a probability.

[@leesteal4458]

Excellent story.

[@shashirekhapatil8967]

Salute u sir..👍😊

[@abctou4592]

You are lying son, you are not a soldier and you never saw a rifle in your life. Anyway be happy for the likes you got from innocent people

[@pavanbuduguppa2427]

I always observe that whenever the Indian Army officers speak, they have no disfluencies or fillers, wonder how they do that. Simply amazing!

[@JoshTalksLive]

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[@GauravKumar-nn3gz]

I wish someone would have suggested me when I was young to go to Army....I would definitely send my kid to Army....huge respect for you Army the great gentleman who is giving inspirations...

[@akshayav7773]

So powerful... So inspiring... Great 👏🔥💯👍

[@krutimehta481]

I am not in Army but I shall carry on the lessons that you have taught in my life:) Thank you sir. Jai Hind !!!

[@geetaroy7910]

Now I came to realize what he meant by saying 'ragda' during his training . Miss him 😔😔

[@lillyambrose1776]

This speech was so much much much more than just words !!!....Thanks a lot for this video !

[@anupamabalasubramanian623]

Beautiful and wonderful life lessons. Thank you for sharing it in such a good forum. Indian Army is always the best. Jai Hind Jai Jawaan Vande Maataram🙏

[@rithanya6932]

One of the best speeches I have ever heard.

[@foreveryours1930]

Why did i cry even in this video? I need army training badly 🙄

[@sangramjadhav4332]

Indeed you should

[@forwardobservations8222]

@@indrajitsamy4513 bruuuh

[@shahanshahpolonium]

T H E N J O I N T H E A R M Y

[@alokanand8158]

Jitna bolna aasaan hai utna hi karna mushkil hain😁😁😁😁

[@bhaumicktitli8788]

Yeah!!!!! I wanna enter the defence forces

[@Urekorbnot]

Yes.... this is what our INDIAN ARMY is known as

[@dibakarbhattacharjee9581]

I have gone through this video more then 20 times, it's give me a spark.Jai Hind

[@AkhileshRuia]

superb oratory skills sir! hats off to you!

[@vikramdas3674]

That's a rare to see true talk. Straight, to the point and definitely inspiring. And ofcourse, people like ustad Nair make experiences more meaningful and sir, a student like you had the passion to reap it. Jai Hind.