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"MS Dhoni and Abhinav Bindra have been commissioned as Honorary Lt Colonel and Dr Deepak Rao commissioned as a Honorary Major in the Territorial Army."
"We have granted Honorary rank to Lt Col MS Dhoni, Lt Col Abhinav Bindra & Maj Deepak Rao - Indian Army Chief"
"Dr. Deepak Rao Rao is being honoured for imparting special commando training to the armed forces during the last 17 years with rank in the Territorial Army by HE President of India"
"Rao, has been training all the elite forces of the country, for 18 years now, having developed his own unique style of Close Quarter Combat."
"He is responsible for pioneering modern CQB training, helping change outdated World War II methodology and spreading CQB training all over India."
"When the Prime Minister, Home Minister, FBI and Interpol laud someone's efforts, you have to take notice. Heads of state sent letters of appreciation after distribution of the book, Encyclopedia of Close Combat Ops."
"The Raos have specialised in close quarter combat, a technique for fighting enemy within 30 yards with or without weapons. They have also come up with their own techniques like reflex shooting where reaction time is more crucial than accuracy."
"Rao, made an honorary Major in the Para regiment for training elite special forces of the country for 18 years in a new form of Close Quarter Battle that has the sole aim to kill."
"Treading this off-beat path, Rao has completed 17 years training about 15,000 soldiers from the Indian armed forces and police in close quarter combat and counter terrorism related subjects."
"Deepak, who is certified as International Law Enforcement Trainer by the American Professional Certification Board of Law Enforcement Training has been training Indian forces in commando warfare and counter-terrorism and "close-quarter combat", free of cost. After the 26/11 carnage, they are increasingly being asked to impart their skills to aid urban operations."
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