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New Delhi: Honouring the contributions of legendary officer Lt Gen PS Bhagat, Indian Army chief Gen Manoj Pande on Wednesday said the treatment of Pakistani prisoners of war post-1971 war was so good that they wished that their officers were as good as their Indian counterparts in ensuring the welfare of the troops. "After the 1971 Indo-Pak War, 90,000 Pakistani Prisoners of War were to be housed in camps in central command (with Lt Gen Bhagat as commander in chief). This entailed urgent construction of shelters, provision of amenities, putting the logistics in place, ensuring security arrangements and coordination," Gen Pande said while addressing a memorial lecture. He said Lt Gen Bhagat ensured that every amenity that the POWs were entitled to, including canteen stores, postal facilities, and medical coverage, was made available in the true spirit of the Geneva Convention. He said in some cases, Lt Gen Bhagat even ordered an accommodation occupied by his own troops, vacated for the prisoners of war. "Hence, it was no surprise that Pakistani POWs had only praise for the way they were treated in India, and often remarked that they wished their officers were like Indian officers in the way they took care of their troops," Gen Pande said. After the crushing defeat in the 1971 war, India had taken 90,000 Pakistan Army troops as prisoners after they surrendered before them.

New Delhi: Former Chief of Army Staff Manoj Naravane on Monday His thesis is titled “Harmonising Naga Customs, Traditions and Institutions in the Context of Peace and Development in Nagaland”. He also tweeted a photo with his examiner and faculty of the Department of Defence and Strategic Studies – who almost stood to attention with the 28th Army chief. He A Twitter user was certain that the general had “defended” his thesis well, as he was India’s “Defender-in-Chief”. Another user was happy that Naravane wore the Ao — major Naga ethnic group — waistcoat. The ex-Army chief thanked the user in the Ao tongue, and replied “Kanga Pelar”. The general served as the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) till his superannuation on 30 April, 2022. He had also served as the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Command (2018-19) and handled counter-insurgency operations in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast. Also read: Support Our Journalism India needs fair, non-hyphenated and questioning journalism, packed with on-ground reporting. ThePrint – with exceptional reporters, columnists and editors – is doing just that. Sustaining this needs support from wonderful readers like you. Whether you live in India or overseas, you can take a paid subscription by clicking Support Our Journalism

Burgeoning to become the Tesla of consumer appliances, Atomberg Technologies is an IITian start-up founded by Manoj Meena and Sibabrata Das in the year 2012. Currently, they design and manufacture India’s Most Energy Efficient Fans commercially known as the Gorilla Fans. These Fans are rated only for 28W compared to the ordinary fans which would stand between 75W to 80W, this makes them to consume 65% less power than any other fans. The magic behind this fan is the Atomsense Technology, in which the company has cleverly engineered a Controller to drive the BLDC fans without sensors by just measuring their back EMF and Coil Inductance. Interested in their amazing work, we had few question to know more about the company and its products for which Manoj was generous enough to give the following answers. Q. When was the Idea of Atomberg Fans originated? How did the company get off the ground and how is it now? I had passion for robotics and electronics since my college days, and was extremely involved into robotics activities and competitions—all this as a part of my curiosity-driven learning. Then, I founded Atomberg in 2012, for first three years I was bootstrapping in a project mode, developing data acquisition, motor control and process control systems. As the years passed, I realized that we were working in a not scalable project mode, so started thinking to build something scalable from our motor and electronics design expertise. In 2015, I came out with thought of makin...