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The Paratroopers (Airborne) are Elite Troops, not Special Forces. Yet their selection compares to some of the Top Special forces Worldwide. Only these Paratroopers can aspire to be a Para Commando (Also called Para SF) and have to take part in one of the toughest selection process in the world. Para Commandos are Special Forces unit of the Indian Army's Parachute Regiment. according to reports, out of 4500 Elite Paratroopers (Airborne) only 1200 are Special Para Commandos (SF). Operate in Squads of 6: Weapons, Demolition, Navigation, Communication & Medical All Indian paratroopers are volunteers. Some enter the Para regiments fresh from recruitment, while others transfer in from regular army units. The first process for an aspirant includes getting into the Paratroopers (Airborne) Battalions (5, 6, 7). This includes a 3-6 months rigorous probation/selection period with a passing rate of just about 30% or less on average. One part was the traditional parachute force, with the 3r

1. Meditate. The Samurai culture was strongly influenced by Zen Buddhist and Confucian philosophies; so meditation formed a key part of their practice. It served as a way to clear the mind and prepare the Samurai for the stress of battle. Likewise, as a modern day samurai you can use mediation to help deal with modern day stressors. Set aside some time each morning to let go of your thoughts and achieve a peaceful, centred state of being to carry throughout your day. If you struggle with motivating yourself, why not give guided meditations a try? 2. Have a set of values. The Samurai followed the Bushido, 'The Way of the Warrior'; a warrior code of conduct that dictated how they lived their lives. Honesty, respect, loyalty, compassion and courage were some of the most important values they abided by. To be a modern day samurai, determine your own set of values, ones that are true to you, and live your life according to them. 3. Train your body. One reason the Samurai were such f