Inderjit SinghLt. Col. Inderjit Singh had been fortunate to receive professional training from Col. Kim Yadav, an outstanding trainer who taught him all aspects of being a good soldier. Being attached to Strike Corps of the Army he had a very exciting tenure writig and conducting exercises regularly. He took charge as Second-in-Command of 14 Grenadiers which he later commanded during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. Battle of Daruchhian was fought under his Command. In 1975 he joined the Army HQs Pamphlet Writing Team, where he wrote two pamphlets. The first being 'Military Leadership and Command' and the second 'Attack Opposed River Crossing Operation', besides many more. Later he was given charge of foreign training of Indian Army and foreigners' training in India. He left the Army in 1978. After retirement he dedicated his life to serve the ex-servicemen. He raised the issue of One Rank One Pension with the then Prime Minister on February 22, 1982, which is being pursued currently too. Read More Read Less