By Commodore G Prakash, NM, Retired AN EXTRA BATSMAN By Commodore G Prakash, NM, Retired My eyes lit up as I spotted him. Even my step developed a spring. He was one of those seniors one was proud to call an Admiral. Many never qualified for that. …

By Commodore G Prakash, Nau Sena Medal, Retired A LONG MARCH By Commodore G Prakash, NM, Retd Military academies are interesting places. They are so, as they use interesting methods to convert carefully selected Cadets into military leaders. Military leadership teaches how to lead people in the face of extreme…

ARMED FORCES & HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE — STEPPING BACK IS AS CRITICAL AS STEPPING FORWARD By Commodore G Prakash, NM, Retd Visible leadership On 12 May 21, Admiral Karambir Singh, the Chief of Naval Staff, spoke to the naval community, and naval veterans through a televised video, updating them on how…

How do we fortify our children for their future struggles KIDS MUST LEARN TO FAIL By Commodore G Prakash (retired) My chief host offered lunch as I stepped off the stage after finishing my hour long talk. I politely declined the offer and reminded him that I had already declined…

# A tale of recurring evil, in an ocean of good VULTURES It happened in a blur. ‘Not again’ lamented my wife. ‘Even Corona has taught them nothing’, said I, in shared disgust. We had just been stopped by the red traffic light at the junction where the road through…