The fight is not yours. You have to fight. When you hit the enemy, it should be death, not injury.

You must be effective without inspiring the man.

You can't do the type of activity that is expected of a soldier.

Trying to be humble may make you very pretentious.

It is better. You have pride accepting failure is a dangerous process.

It's better you learn not to fail. You're in the forces.

Failure may mean death. You can't learn after that.

Namaskaram. Namaskaram to all of you.

It's a great privilege and honor to be talking to the bravest men of Bharat.

Namaskaram, Satguru. On behalf of Air Vice Marshal, Pavan Mohe,

Vishis Seva Metal, Commandant, College of Defence Management,

I extend a very warm welcome to you for this interaction with officers and ladies

of the College of Defence Management. It is indeed my honor to conduct this evening session

on the topic of engineering for combating adversities.

Adverse circumstances and situations are an integral part of a life for a soldier and their families.

As soldiers battle the enemy on our borders, our families hold the home front

and face encounter numerous challenges with utmost courage and perseverance.

However, we've been born into an unpredictable and imperfect world as fanat human beings

who have shortcomings, who make mistakes, face decision dilemmas and carry our own set of worries.

That is much to contend with and our ability to handle adversities is limited.

While our unibated inquests to seek answer continues,

we are indeed proud and privileged to have amongst us honorable and respected Satguru,

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