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On this Independence Day, we celebrate not just our freedom, but the relentless spirit of a nation that continues to rise, innovate, and inspire. Here's to 77 years of progress and to the limitless future that lies ahead. Jai Hind! #IndependenceDay #ProudToBeIndian #UnityInDiversity #JaiHind #IndependenceDay2024 #aristireference #aristiprojects

Today I am looking at Anzac Day from a different perspective I understand and deeply respect that today is a day for honouring and remembering those who have sacrificed their lives. My intention is not to diminish the significance of their service but to reflect on the broader implications of war and how we can honour their memory through our commitment to peace. I see Anzac Day as a day not only to look back with gratitude but also to look forward with hope, striving for a world where such sacrifices are no longer necessary. I feel very strongly that we have to ask these questions. How many more people, how many more loved ones have to sacrifice their lives in the name of peace when we see war as the solution for the goal of peace rather than part of the problem. This image for me communicates the message that war is a profound human tragedy, not a path to peace. The juxtaposition of the innocence of childhood with the harsh realities of war, followed by the ultimate sacrifice, serves as a stark reminder of the lasting impact of conflict. It illustrates the loss of innocence and the enduring pain that lingers long after the battles have ceased. The phrase "Lest We Forget" reinforces the necessity of remembering these harsh truths, underlining the importance of seeking alternatives to war in the pursuit of peace. I also acknowledge while undesirable, war has at times played a role in leading to peace or has been seen as a necessary response to aggression or to prevent greater evils. I also acknowledge wars are waged to counteract oppression and tyranny. The valor and commitment of those who have served should never be overlooked; rather, they deserve our deepest respect and gratitude. Their experiences remind us that while the goal is always to resolve conflicts through peaceful means, there have been moments in history where war has been seen as the only option left to protect and promote peace and liberty. It is also a somber realisation that political agendas and power plays can be significant factors in the initiation of wars. This is abhorrent; the notion that leaders might prioritise personal, political, or national interests over the well-being of individuals and global peace is beyond comprehension. The manipulation of patriotic sentiments, the exploitation of resources, or the pursuit of ideological dominance at the cost of human lives reflects a grim side of human nature and governance. It underlines the importance of accountability, transparent governance, and the role of public discourse in decision-making processes related to war and peace. Recognising this potential for abuse of power is critical in our ongoing efforts to find more humane answers

Remembering the sacrifices of our soldiers on Kargil Vijay Divas. Their bravery will never be forgotten. Their legacy of courage lives on. . . #AnupamFuels #KargilVijayDivas #Valor #EnergyEfficiency #Combustion #IndustrialApplications #Sustainability #EnergySolutions #Sustainability #Innovation #Excellence #SteelIndustry #GlobalNetwork #QualityAssurance #StrategicPartnerships #SteelManufacturing #ConstructionIndustry #RenewableResources #BuildingTheFuture #GlobalTrade #IndustryLeadership #SustainableDevelopment #BuildingCommunities #SupplyChainSolutions

Today we honour the indomitable spirit of the ANZACs, whose valour and selflessness echo through the ages. They epitomize the noblest ideals of sacrifice, laying down their lives so that we may live in freedom and peace. Their legacy teaches us the transformative power of putting others before ourselves, a beacon of light in a world often consumed by individualism. The ANZACs stood unyielding, their courage a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Their sacrifice reminds us that resilience and bravery are not mere virtues but essential pillars that uphold society, especially in turbulent times. May we never forget the debt we owe. May their legacy continue to guide us as we navigate the challenges of today and tomorrow. Lest we forget.

Today we honour the indomitable spirit of the ANZACs, whose valour and selflessness echo through the ages. They epitomize the noblest ideals of sacrifice, laying down their lives so that we may live in freedom and peace. Their legacy teaches us the transformative power of putting others before ourselves, a beacon of light in a world often consumed by individualism. The ANZACs stood unyielding, their courage a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Their sacrifice reminds us that resilience and bravery are not mere virtues but essential pillars that uphold society, especially in turbulent times. May we never forget the debt we owe. May their legacy continue to guide us as we navigate the challenges of today and tomorrow. Lest we forget.

Tēnā koutou katoa, Whānau o te NZDF Reserve Forces! 🌱 INSIDE OUR STRATEGIC WORKSHOP 🌱 "Kia whakatōmuri te haere whakamua" - As we draw wisdom from the past, we're shaping our future. Today, we're offering an exclusive look into our current strategic thinking for the future of the NZDF Reserve Forces. Being intent, this is not about directing how the Reserve Forces must be, rather expanding our thinking to what it could be. 🛠 Crafting Our Path Forward 🛠 We're in the midst of refining our strategic intent - Ngā Kupu Whakatakoto Rautaki. This blueprint is still under construction, a living document that evolves with your contributions and insights. 👀 Seeking Your Eagle Eyes 👀 We’re on the lookout for blind spots and eager for your perspective on our big picture thinking. What essential elements do we need to consider? What opportunities could we seize? Your expertise could highlight areas we’ve yet to uncover. 💡 Think We’re Missing Something? Speak Up! 💡 It’s your sharp insights and foresighted suggestions that can perfect our strategy. We’re not just planning for the Reserve Forces; we’re planning with you. Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui - let's bring our collective strength, courage, and resilience to the forefront of this vital discourse. To delve into the strategy and offer your valuable feedback, please reach out. We’re better together, and your voice is the catalyst for our shared success. #NZDFReserves #StrategicThinking #FutureReady #CollectiveWisdom #InnovationJourney #ReservistEngagement #AotearoaDefence #ShapeOurFuture

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Today, as we mark ANZAC Day from afar here in Saudi Arabia, I am reminded of the profound sacrifices made by the ANZAC soldiers. This day is not just a chapter from our history books; it's a legacy of bravery and resilience that shaped Australia and New Zealand. As we enjoy our freedoms and face daily challenges that seem insurmountable, it's vital to remember that our trials are pale compared to the ordeals faced by those who stood firm on distant battlefields. In a world where peace is often taken for granted, ANZAC Day calls us to reflect on the unwavering determination of our predecessors. The comfort and convenience of our modern lives can sometimes blur the true meaning of sacrifice — a concept the ANZACs were all too familiar with. Their enduring spirit, honed in the fires of war and through unimaginable hardships, is a testament to the strength needed to uphold the values we now enjoy without a second thought. As we live and work in parts of the world far from the shores of Gallipoli or the fields of Flanders, let us carry forward the ANZAC legacy by appreciating the hard-earned peace and liberties we enjoy. Today, let's pledge to remember their sacrifices and embody the ANZAC spirit of courage and comradeship in our daily lives. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. #LestWeforget #ANZAC #Mates #Australia #NewZealand #Grateful #ANZACDay2024 #Reflection

Let us celebrate some of the #historical events which show Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's #leadershipqualities . 𝑬𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒄𝒔: During the Siege of Panhala in 1660, Shivaji Maharaj displayed exemplary ethics by honoring the terms of a treaty even when his adversary, Siddi Johar, breached it. Despite being offered safe passage to escape, Maharaj adhered to his word and refused to leave Panhala fort, displaying unwavering integrity amidst adversity. 𝑩𝒊𝒈 𝑷𝒊𝒄𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆 𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒌𝒊𝒏𝒈: At the time, Maharaj's establishment of a navy reflects his visionary outlook. Realizing the strategic importance of naval power, he expanded his focus beyond land-based warfare. His foresight enabled him to protect his kingdom's coastline, facilitate trade, and challenge the dominance of foreign powers in the Arabian Sea. This laid the foundation for his maritime supremacy. 𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒚: The audacious capture of the impregnable fort of Kondana (now Sinhagad) exemplifies Maharaj's strategic brilliance. Despite facing formidable odds, he employed innovative tactics, including a daring night assault, to seize control of the fort. This strategic triumph not only bolstered his military reputation but also demonstrated his ability to outmaneuver stronger adversaries through tactical ingenuity. 𝑷𝒆𝒐𝒑𝒍𝒆-𝑭𝒐𝒄𝒖𝒔𝒆𝒅: Shivaji Maharaj's administration was characterized by a deep commitment to the welfare of his subjects. One notable instance is his implementation of the Ryotwari system, which ensured fair and equitable taxation for farmers. By prioritizing the interests of the common people and implementing policies that uplifted their livelihoods, Shivaji Maharaj fostered a strong bond of trust and loyalty with his subjects. 𝑭𝒍𝒂𝒘𝒍𝒆𝒔𝒔 𝒆𝒙𝒆𝒄𝒖𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏: The swift execution of the coronation ceremony at Raigad showcases Shivaji Maharaj's decisive leadership style. Following meticulous planning and preparation, he orchestrated a grand coronation ceremony within a short timeframe, solidifying his authority and legitimacy as a sovereign ruler. This exemplary execution underscored the Maharaj's ability to translate vision into action with precision and efficiency. No doubt, Shivaji Maharaj is one of the greatest examples of a Leader. Any historical event that you would like to share? #shivajijayanti #leadership #indianhistroy #HR #training #humanresources

Today, as we mark ANZAC Day from afar here in Saudi Arabia, I am reminded of the profound sacrifices made by the ANZAC soldiers. This day is not just a chapter from our history books; it's a legacy of bravery and resilience that shaped Australia and New Zealand. As we enjoy our freedoms and face daily challenges that seem insurmountable, it's vital to remember that our trials are pale compared to the ordeals faced by those who stood firm on distant battlefields. In a world where peace is often taken for granted, ANZAC Day calls us to reflect on the unwavering determination of our predecessors. The comfort and convenience of our modern lives can sometimes blur the true meaning of sacrifice — a concept the ANZACs were all too familiar with. Their enduring spirit, honed in the fires of war and through unimaginable hardships, is a testament to the strength needed to uphold the values we now enjoy without a second thought. As we live and work in parts of the world far from the shores of Gallipoli or the fields of Flanders, let us carry forward the ANZAC legacy by appreciating the hard-earned peace and liberties we enjoy. Today, let's pledge to remember their sacrifices and embody the ANZAC spirit of courage and comradeship in our daily lives. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. #LestWeforget #ANZAC #Mates #Australia #NewZealand #PNG #Grateful #ANZACDay2024 #Reflection