Paratrooper Sanjog Chhetri, AC (Posthumous)
Paratrooper Sanjog Chhetri of 9 PARA (SF) was part of a team tasked for carrying out operations on terrorist location at "Hill Kaka" (J&K) on 22nd April 2003. The commandos while approaching the terrorist hide out drew heavy automatic fire. Sensing danger for his comrades Sanjog assaulted the hideout and killed one terrorist. Inspite of being wounded and bleeding profusely the young commando kept on assaulting till he shot and killed one more terrorist. By his gallant action Paratrooper Sanjog Chhetri provided chance for his comrades to engage the remaining terrorists effectively, how ever he succumbed to his injuries. The team of commandos in retaliation killed all the remaining thirteen terrorists. For his brave action Paratrooper Sanjog Chhetri was awarded the highest peace time gallantry award of ASHOK CHAKRA posthumously.

CAPT HARSHAN R, AC (PUSTHUMOUS)
On 07 Mar 07, Captain Harshan R, while leading a small team, observed suspicious movement in Kaingur Nar MT-3245.  Using his field craft skills the officer crawled into the underbrush and eliminated one terrorist at point blank range.  The other terrorist immediately opened heavy fire on Harshan at which the officer charged under fire and shot him too thus single handedly eliminating two terrorists.
On 20 Mar 07, on specific input of Chotimargi MT-3448, Captain Harshan, unmindful of continuous snowfall, cordoned off the suspect house with his troops.   At 0350 hours, four terrorists rushed out firing towards Harshan and his buddy.  Despite being outnumbered, Harshan displayed steel nerves and killed the leading terrorist on the spot but received a gunshot to his thigh.  Unmindful of his injury, the officer, displaying conspicuous bravery, killed another terrorist charging at him.  In the process, Harshan received gunshot wound on his neck.Despite being grievously injured, the officer lobbed a grenade and continued engaging the terrorists, injuring another one before succumbing to his injuries.            
Capt Harshan has displayed rarest of rare courage in eliminating four terrorists including two top leaders. For his selfless act and gallantry, Capt Harshan R was awarded ASHOKA CHAKRA (Posthumously).

HAV BAHADUR SINGH BOHRA,AC (POSTHUMOUS)

v Hav Bahadur Singh Bohra was the squad commander of A Assault Team tasked for search operations in snowbound, inhospitable mountainous terrain in General Area Lawanz at an altitude of 14000 feet.
 v On 25 September 2008, at 1815 hours he observed a group of terrorists. He stealthily approached to intercept the terrorists. Greatly outnumbered and sensing grave danger to his comrades, Hav Bahadur Singh Bohra drew extremely heavy automatic fire onto himself. He charged and killed one terrorist. 
v In the intense fire, he suffered gun shot wounds to the left shoulder but unmindful of his physical condition, encouraging and directing his comrades, he pressed on with the assault and killed the second terrorist at extreme close range.
v  Refusing evacuation, instructing his comrades to cover his move, he lobbed a grenade and in the last act of supreme valor charged and killed one more terrorist in hand to hand combat before succumbing to his injuries. Inspired by his supreme sacrifice his comrades killed ten more terrorists.
 v   For his inspiring leadership, conspicuous bravery, selflessness and supreme sacrifice for the nation beyond the call of duty Hav Bahadur Singh Bohra was awarded
‘ASHOK CHAKRA’ (Posthumously)                                                                         

HAV GAJENDRA SINGH ,AC (POSTHUMOUS)

v On 28 Nov 2008, while part of operation ‘Black Tornado’ of NSG Hav Gajendra Singh was leading Squad Commander who slithered down from helicopter from Nariman House. After clearing top floor, he reached the fourth floor of the building, where the terrorists had taken position.  As he closed in on the terrorists, they hurled a grenade, injuring him.
v  Undeterred, he kept firing and closing in with the terrorists displaying utmost valor. Unmindful of his injury, Havildar Gajendra with utmost disregard to personal safety, crawled up to the door from where the terrorists were firing on own troops and charged inside firing, thus exposing himself to fire. In the act, he injured one of the terrorist and forced them to retreat inside the room, thus fixing their position.  Displaying indomitable spirit, he kept on firing at the terrorists in spite of being wounded till he succumbed to his injuries. This gallant act of the Commando provided the crucial breakthrough to his team for early neutralisation of terrorists. 
v We, salute this exemplary act of Gajendra Singh who made supreme sacrifice in Nariman house crisis, exhibiting his conspicuous bravery and ultimate devotion to duty in the highest tradition of Indian Army, and which will keep motivating and inspiring each one of us, to perform selflessly in any such National Crisis Situation.   
v For his inspiring leadership, conspicuous bravery, selflessness and supreme sacrifice for the nation beyond the call of duty Hav Gajendra Singh was awarded ‘ASHOK CHAKRA’ (Posthumously).

MAJOR MOHIT SHARMA, AC, SM (POSTHUMOUS)

Lt Col HK Virk, MVC
Lt Col Harbans Singh was commanding 2 PARA (Maratha) during 1948 Indo Pak War. Codenamed "Op Vijay", the operation for recapture of Jhangar was launched. 2 PARA spearheaded the operation under the rugged and tough Commanding Officer. Inspite of having lost two company commanders and large number of men in the initial stages of battle, and orders to call off the operation, Lt Col Harbans Singh refused to retreat until he had captured Jhangar, which he ultimately did. For his grit, determination, valour under adverse circumstances, he was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA.

Major SP Chopra, MVC (Posthumous)
During 1948 Indo Pak war, Major Chopra of 2 PARA (Maratha),was the leading company commander tasked to capture 'Pir Thal Nakka' an important hill feature. While leading the attack, the company came across an open ground 200 yards away from enemy positions. At that time enemy opened with heavy fire causing heavy casualties to the assaulting company. Despite being wounded in the face Major Chopra ventured forward and evacuated three of his comrades lying wounded. While he was evacuating the fourth ,he was shot in the head and he succumbed to his injuries then and there. For his supreme sacrifice he was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA posthumously.

Lt Col Dharam Singh, MVC
During the 1948 Indo Pak war, Lt Col Dharam Singh, commanding 3 PARA (Kumaon) was tasked to capture an important feature occupied by a determined enemy. To capture the feature, the battalion fought five successive fierce actions in one night without artillery support. For his sterling leadership, personal bravery, and strong initiative the Col was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA.

Major RS Dyal, MVC
During the 1965 Indo Pak war, Major Ranjit Singh Dyal was tasked to capture "Sank"an important feature. Having been repulsed once the young major attacked the feaure again and having captured it ,chased the enemy and in the process also captured another important feature called " ledwali gali".Not the one to rest on his laurels Major Dyal once again marched through inclement weather and rough terrain and captured the famous 'Hajipir Pass'. For his outstanding leadership and courage he was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA

Lt Col S Bhawani Singh, MVC
During the 1971 Indo Pak war, Lt Col Bhawani Singh was commanding 10 PARA(SF). Led by their Col, the battalion infiltrated deep inside enemy territory and for four days carried out lightening raids on the strongly held enemy posts at Chachro and Virwah. For his inspired leadership and personal courage Lt Col Bhawani was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA.

Lt Col KS Pannu, MVC
Lt Col KS Pannu was commanding 2 PARA(Maratha) during the 1971 Indo Pak war.The battalion was airdropped near Tangail(now Bangladesh) and tasked to cut off the route of enemy withdrawl ,so as to prevent him from reinforcing Tangail. Amidst heavy opposition and fire the Colonel managed to capture an important enemy position at Poongli and prevented him from reinforcing. He displayed conspicuous gallantry, exemplary leadership for which he was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA.

Major VK Berry, MVC
During 1971 Indo- Pak war, Major Vijay Kumar Berry of 4 PARA displayed conspicuous gallantry and outstanding leadership, by leading his men through the mine field, and charging the enemy position without any regard for his personal safety and capturing the objective. For this brave act of his he was awarded the MAHAVIR CHAKRA.