Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Ex-Army Chief Gen Dwivedi Defines Courage Through Sustained Action
Gen Dwivedi spoke about courage at an awards event.
He said courage means making sensible decisions even during danger.
He also said courage can continue for many years.
He praised people who help wildlife and protect birds.
Some people changed sand-mining practices to reduce harm to birds.
Another person gave up land to build a school.
These actions showed that courage is not only about one dramatic moment.
It can also mean steadily helping people, animals and the environment.
Gen Dwivedi spoke at the Times Now Amazing Indians Awards 2026.
He defined courage as taking rational decisions under fire.
He said the award recipients demonstrated sustained courage over many years.
Examples included wildlife treatment, bird protection and environmental conservation.
He also praised a person who sold land to develop a school.
- Who
- Former Army Chief Gen Dwivedi and the people recognized at the Times Now Amazing Indians Awards 2026.
- What
- Gen Dwivedi discussed courage and described examples of sustained courage among award recipients.
- When
- At the Times Now Amazing Indians Awards 2026.
- Where
- At the Times Now Amazing Indians Awards 2026; the articles do not specify a location.
- Why
- He was responding to a question about the meaning of courage.
- Event
- Times Now Amazing Indians Awards 2026
- Speaker
- Former Army Chief Gen Dwivedi
- Definition of courage
- Taking rational decisions under fire
- Wildlife example
- Someone had treated wildlife for 40 years
- Bird protection example
- Sand miners were convinced to protect birds
- Education example
- Someone sold land to develop a school