Dalbir Singh

They value their sense of national pride more than anything else. They proudly wave the flag of their country, which symbolizes its goodness. India has a very high crime rate, but its harsh punishment system can result in someone having their fingers chopped off for something as simple as stealing. Without even issuing an official statement, it's kind of developed into an immediate warning or understanding that both law enforcement and criminals have. While mere crimes aren't as bothersome to India as they would be if the country had to go to war, another country with a population that seems to be overflowing through the walls, street corners, slums, and so on of India would most certainly require a powerful defense general to take utmost control of an Army specifically trained for attacks that come from outside the country as it is very unlikely that it would happen from within.

Dalbir Singh's name was a vouched recommendation, and he has proven himself and those who believed in him. He is the commander of a 1.3 million-strong Indian Army battalion. His reputation has been cultivated since he enrolled in the National Defense Academy (NDA) in 1970 through a number of noteworthy acts of bravery.

Born: 28 December 1954

Allegiance: India
Branch/service: Indian Army
Years of service: 16 June 1974 – 31 December 2016
Rank: General
Commands:

• Chief of the Army Staff
• Vice Chief of the Army Staff
• Eastern Command III Corps
• 8 Mountain Division
• Special Frontier Force
• 53 Infantry Brigade
• 33 Rashtriya Rifles

Battles/wars

• Operation Pawan
  
• Operation Vijay
  
• Operation Parakram