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Valor decoration

Shaurya Chakra

India's third-highest peacetime gallantry medal awarded for courage and daring away from direct battlefield warfare.

India Established 1952 All servicesPrecedence: 6th in military precedence (following Vir Chakra)

Medals & Awards

Awarded For
Awarded for gallantry other than in the face of the enemy.
Eligibility
Available to all military personnel, central armed police, home guards, and civilians.
Branch
All services
Precedence
6th in military precedence (following Vir Chakra)
Shaurya Chakra, Valor decoration, India medal

History

Instituted in 1952, this decoration was originally named the Ashoka Chakra Class III. The name was officially changed to the Shaurya Chakra in January 1967. It was created to honor notable acts of gallantry that occur during peacetime duties.

The medal is frequently awarded to service members and security forces engaged in anti-terrorist sweeps, border patrols, and dangerous rescues. It ensures that brave actions during cold-war situations and everyday defense operations receive national gratitude.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used In

Sino-Indian border skirmishesCounter-insurgency operations in Northeast IndiaOperation Rakshak (Jammu and Kashmir)Internal security and disaster rescue operations

Veterans Who Received This Award

Sources

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