Lansnayak Karam Singh Born on September 15, 1915 in Bhilia of Sangrur district of Punjab, Lansanayak Karam singh was awarded Paramveer Chakra (while living) in 1948. During World War II, Karam singh joined the army at the age of 26, where he got appointment in the Sikh Regiment. For his gallantry in World War II, Karam singh was honored with the Sena Medal in 1944 and promoted to him as Lancenayak. After the war of Major Somnath Sharma in the war between India and Pakistan in 1947, Lanshanayak Karam singh took on a brave front and won not only his victory but also kept his party safe. Lanshanayak Karam Singh received the Param Vir Chakra award with his own hands and in his own village, in the year 1995, he took his last breath. On September 15, 1941, he enrolled in the first battalion of the Sikh Regiment. During the Burma campaign of World War II, he was awarded military medal for his conduct and courage in the Battle of the Administration Box. As a young, war-crafted soldi...
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