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…reached the pinnacle of their teenage aspirations; freshly winged warriors,
feted by T.V channels and the papers, lunched with the President, now back to the
bottom of the pecking order - Under Trainee Operational Pilots - greenhorns.
Mona had this thing about men in blue. Could never get anywhere near them. They were so near and yet so far.
The fighter boy after a casual glance started the bike when Mona opened up, “Hi, going towards Brigades? Can you drop me there”?
Oh! Ah! Ah! Gasped the crowd as a tall, busty blonde and her companion sashayed down the aisle.
“Dharam Paaji’s fault; marrying that Hema Malini bridged the North-South divide. Sambar powder now added to chole .”
Cyrus’s beach runs were between three landmarks. Schmidt memorial to the Olcott Kuppam and back onto the Governor’s Bungalow.
Jayanthi Jayavanth
The author is a third generation service veteran. He has travelled the length and breadth of the country and lived in service camps in hostile territory, isolated locations, small towns, cities and metros. He has also travelled abroad.
A keen sportsman, having played competitive tennis and basketball, the author is now a golf addict. He likes to keep himself physically fit. The author is an avid reader. He was directly involved in the Kargil operations whilst posted at a forward base and was awarded an M-in –D.
