పరమ వీర చక్ర

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పరమ వీర చక్ర

భారతదేశ అత్యున్నత శౌర్య  పురస్కారం పరమవీరచక్ర. ఇది కదనరంగంలో అత్యున్నత ప్రతిభ చూపిన వారికి ఇవ్వబడుతుంది దీన్ని మొదటిగా స్వీకరించిన వారు సోమనాథ్ శర్మ దీన్ని మన భారతదేశ రక్షణ దళంలో ఇవ్వబడుతుంది. 

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