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Winners of Paramvir Chakra - Highest Wartime Gallantry Award 

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Description
1999 - June
Gdr Yogender Singh Yadav, 18 GDRS , Operation Vijay in Kargil
1999-JuneRifleman Sanjay kumar, 13 JAK Rif , Operation Vijay in Kargil
1999-JuneLt Manoj kumar Pandey, 1/11GR, ( Posthumous), Operation Vijay in Kargil
1999-JuneCapt Vikram Batra, 13 JAK Rif ( Posthumous), Operation Vijay in Kargil
1987-NovMajor Ramaswamy Parameswaran, Mahar Regiment, ( Posthumous), IPKF OP in Sri Lanka
1987-JuneNaib Subedar Bana Singh, J & K Light Infantry, Operation in Saichen Glacier
1971-DecL/NK Albert Ekka, Brigade of Guards, (Posthumous), Indo-Pakistan Conflict
1971-Dec2nd Lt. Arun Khetarpal, 17 Poona Horse, (Posthumous), Indo-Pakistan Conflict
1971-DecMajor Hoshiar Singh, Grenadiers, (Indo-Pakistan Conflict)
1971-DecFlg. Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon, Flg. Pilot, (Posthumous), Indo-Pakistan Conflict
1965-SeptLt. Col. A.B. Tarapore, Poona Horse, (Posthumous), Operation against Pakistan
1965-SeptCQMH Abdul Hamid, Grenadiers, (Posthumous), Operation against Pakistan
1962-NovMajor Shaitan Singh, Kumaon Regiment (Posthumous), Ladakh
1962-OctSubedar Joginder Singh, Sikh Regiment (Posthumous), NEFA
1962-OctMajor Dhan Singh Thapa, Gorkha Rifles, (Ladakh)
1961-DecCaptain Gurbachan Singh Salaria, Gorkha Rifles , (Posthumous), Congo)
1948-DecNaik Jadunath Singh, Rajput Regiment, (Posthumous), Kashmir Operations 1947-48
1948-OctL/NK Karam Singh, Sikh Regiment, (Kashmir Operations 1947-48)
1948-JulCompany Havidar Major Piru Singh, Rajputana Rifles, (Posthumous), Kashmir OP 1947-48
1948-April2nd Lt. R.R Rane, Corps of Engineers, (Kashmir Operation 1947-48 )
1947-NovMajor Somnath Sharma, Kumaon Regiment, (Posthumous), Kashmir Operation 1947-48

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