At Chief’s annexe in South Block, the painting served as an enduring backdrop to official meet-ups and photographs with dignitaries who visited Chief of Army Staff (COAS).
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Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
You have mentioned the much celebrated painting, but couldn’t find it in yourselves to mention the celebrated artist! A retired army officer, colonel Arulraj, has painted portraits of almost all presidents of India, and many other battle paintings now hanging in several defence establishments around the country. Why ignore him? He’s probably the most aggrieved of this BJP pleasing move by this politicised current army chief!
You have mentioned the much celebrated painting, but couldn’t find it in yourselves to mention the celebrated artist! A retired army officer, colonel Arulraj, has painted portraits of almost all presidents of India, and many other battle paintings now hanging in several defence establishments around the country. Why ignore him? He’s probably the most aggrieved of this BJP pleasing move by this politicised current army chief!