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President Murmu Approves 78 Gallantry Awards, 13 Granted Posthumously

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President Droupadi Murmu has approved 78 gallantry awards for armed forces personnel, with 13 of them being posthumous honours. The awards include nine Kirti Chakras, seven of which are posthumous, along with one Bar to Shaurya Chakra and 19 Shaurya Chakras. Also included are five Bars to Sena Medals (Gallantry), 36 Sena Medals, three Nao Sena Medals, and five Vayu Sena Medals. The posthumous recognitions highlight the sacrifices made by personnel who lost their lives in service to the nation.

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