Hijacks, Para SF Training, NSGs & Safety of India Exposed - Col Kaushal Kashyap |FO232 Raj Shamani

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:54 - Major role of NSG
03:12 - Leading Special Action Group 52
08:57 - Training for SAG 52
14:39 - Why hijacks happen
22:44 - What passengers should do during a hijack
28:04 - Ease of hijacking in India today
29:18 - His life as an NSG Commando
39:14 - Training for NSG
42:04 - Training for Special Forces
49:57 - Unusual things that can be used in combat
1:00:57 - The story behind the name “Wagh Nakh”
1:04:04 - What mountain & jungle warfare is like
1:09:15 - What they carry in their rucksacks
1:13:17 - Most useful gear
1:17:55 - Eating insects & wild animals
1:20:35 - Dangerous animal encounters
1:27:14 - Drinking during missions
1:29:06 - Diet of SF commandos
1:30:36 - Codenames & ranks
1:32:28 - Difference between US Navy Seals & Indian Special Forces
1:34:40 - Serving in Ladakh
1:36:34 - Salary of Special Forces
1:36:52 - Deadliest mission in Manipur
1:42:33 - What’s happening in Manipur
1:45:36 - Difference between militants & terrorists
1:46:47 - Life after retirement
1:48:01 - Security they provide
1:49:05 - Thank you!


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In today’s episode of Figuring Out, we have Col. Kaushal Kashyap in conversation with Raj Shamani. He is Para SF 21, NSG Commando, and Shaurya Chakra Awardee. He is someone who has many stories and insights to share when it comes to NSG and other special forces training and missions.

In this episode, we talked about how he led SAG 52, their training activities, what they do when a hijacking situation happens, hijacking history of India and the world. We then talked about the qualities of NSG people, special force training, interpersonal skill sets that are required and their routine while training.

Towards the end, we talked about what all they carried during their mission and, the animals and insects they ate during that time. We then talked about Manipur and what is happening their, the most dangerous animal that he has encountered during his special force days, and other food items that they ate during the mission. Throughout the podcast, he shared many stories from his training days. To keep watching such interesting episodes, subscribe to our channels.

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