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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Trailer and Introduction
02:41 - Joining journey in Army
04:56 - Shift from Navy to Army
13:06 - Medical Hurdles in Training
23:43 - Start of 1971 War
25:49 - Indian Army Enters Pakistan
39:36 - Captivity in Pakistan
41:41 - Torture in Rawalpindi Jail
46:21 - Treatment by Pakistani Doctors
49:56 - Emotional Reunion with Senior
1:04:01 - First Victory
1:10:36 - Jail Escape Attempts
1:14:06 - Loyalty of Muslim Soldiers
1:19:09 - Return to India
1:22:16 - Forced Interrogation
1:31:26 - Why Mizoram Is Peaceful
1:32:56 - Thank You
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Hello everyone !

Jai Mata Di 🙏🏻🙏🏻

In this powerful episode of The Mumta Podcast, we are honored to host Captain G R Choudhary (Retd), a decorated Indian Army officer and a true war hero. Capt. Choudhary walks us through his inspiring journey — from his early days in the Indian Navy, the decision to switch to the Army, and the intense training that tested his physical and mental limits. Despite facing a serious medical challenge, his resolve never wavered, and he emerged stronger, ready to serve the nation.

As the conversation progresses, Capt. Choudhary shares an eye-witness account of the 1971 Indo-Pak war, detailing how the war began and how the Indian Army swiftly mobilized and entered Pakistani territory. What follows is a gut-wrenching narrative of being captured by Pakistani forces, the brutal torture faced by Indian soldiers in Rawalpindi Jail, and the emotional and physical trauma of life as a prisoner of war. He also speaks about how some Pakistani doctors showed humanity amidst the cruelty — a rare glimpse into the complexity of war beyond the battlefield.

One of the most touching moments in the episode is his reunion with a senior officer, a scene filled with emotion and respect. Capt. Choudhary also speaks about the first victory of the Indian Army during the war, the failed and daring escape attempts, and the surprising stories of loyalty among Muslim soldiers who stood shoulder to shoulder in defense of India. His thoughts on returning home after captivity are heartfelt and raw, revealing the deep scars left behind by war.

The episode wraps up with a broader perspective on peace and unity, as Capt. Choudhary shares why Mizoram remains one of the most peaceful regions in India today. This episode is not just about war — it's about resilience, brotherhood, sacrifice, and the unshakable spirit of a soldier. Don't miss this unforgettable conversation with a man who lived through history.