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- Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal has resigned from his honorary role as Aide-de-Camp to President Droupadi Murmu.
- The position involves supporting the President's daily activities and ensuring security protocols.
- Aides-de-Camp are selected from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
- Five individuals currently serve as Aides-de-Camp to the President of India.
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Rishabh Singh Sambyal
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“You have to give your blood, your sweat, and your sleepless nights to earn this… . It is a symbol that you have given balidan [sacrifice] of your soul - you have given what it takes to be the best towards the organisation and towards this cause.”
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…and Air Force. In a podcast, ex-ADC Major Sambyal revealed the gruelling training that soldiers have to undergo to become Special Forces operatives. He described the Balidan Badge as a symbol of sacrifice, and said: “ You have to give your blood, your sweat, and your sleepless nights to earn this… . It is a symbol that you have given balidan [sacrifice] of your soul - you have given what it takes to be the best towards the organisation and towards this cause. " Sambyal spoke about the demanding training and selection process that soldiers must complete before qualifying as Special Forces operatives. He also referred to a Discovery documentary released a few years ago that…
“For roughly 90 days, you are put into a completely cut-off world under controlled stressful situations to assess your capabilities... For 90 days, it is rigorous training, sleepless nights, tasks, and missions,”
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…that soldiers must complete before qualifying as Special Forces operatives. He also referred to a Discovery documentary released a few years ago that offered viewers a glimpse into the rigorous probation process. “ For roughly 90 days, you are put into a completely cut-off world under controlled stressful situations to assess your capabilities... For 90 days, it is rigorous training, sleepless nights, tasks, and missions, ” Sambyal said in a podcast with Raj Shamani. “Basically, they don't let you sleep during these 90 days-you hardly sleep in your classes when you're about to doze off…,” he said, adding that a candidate is pushed to…
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