‘Ash to ashes, dust from dust’: Dgmo Rajiv Ghai is talking about the iconic Aussie Pace duo Virat Kohli to describe India’s defense layers | Cricket News
General Manager of Military Operations (DGMO) Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai called Virat Kohli as his favorite cricket player after a press briefing on Monday. Ghai also explained India’s multi -layered air defense system, while the Cricket and the National Defense made a fascinating parallel.Kohli, who ended a 14 -year test career, scored an average of 46.85 and 9,230 runs in 123 games.Lieutenant General Ghai-General Air Operations Air Marshal Ak Bharti and Naval Operations General Manager of Air Maşal Ak Bhart and a Pramod Ana-India’s air defense system illuminated the robustness of the legendary 1974-75 Ashes series.Based on the violent competition between the UK and Australia, Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lillee remembered how the Australian tempo’s tempo damage the British series of England and that Australia has received 58 small gates to help win the 4-1 series.
“Aaj Shayad Kriket Ki BAAT BHI KARNI CHAHIY, KYUKI MAI DEKH RAHA THA VIRAT KOHLI NE TEST KRİŞİ SE ENİTERLEMİ LELI. KAYI BHARATIYO KI TARAH MERE BHI Favori Krisketçisi Hain (belki de bugün çok konuştum, çünkü bugün çok konuştum, çünkü ben çok fazla, çünkü çok fazla, çünkü çok daha fazla konuştum. Kızılderililer, o da benim en sevdiğim Cricket player.) ”“In the 1970s, there were squares in the Australian and England Ashes series. ‘
Using this analogy to underline the efficacy of India’s defense strategy, Ghai explained how the country’s air defense grid works to neutralize air threats of more than one layer. “If you see the layers, you will understand what I am trying to say. Even if you have passed all layers, one of the layers of this grille system will hit you,” he added.
