Ashoka Chakra Military Cross Indian Distinguished Service Medal
Captain Man Bahadur Rai AC, MC, IDSM (10 January 1914 – 14 February 2011) was a highly decorated Indian Army Gorkha officer and a recipient of the Ashoka Chakra, the highest peacetime Indian gallantry decoration. Only the fourth Ashoka Chakra recipient to be decorated while living, he was the third Indian Army serviceman and the first Indian Army officer to have been honoured while alive.[3]
^ abAggarwal, Rashmi. Ashoka Chakra Recipients. Prabhat Books. p. 173.
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^"Names, Addresses of and Facilities for Ashok Chakra Winners". Lok Sabha Debates. 48: 41. 1975.
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