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Kuldip Ludra
Kuldip Ludra was born on 23 Jun 1935 at Lahore, to Prof Ram Kumar and his wife Shukla. The eldest of four children, Kuldip joined the Indian Army as an Officer in 1954. He died on 12 Feb 2008 at Chandigarh.
In 1967, he married Veena Sawhney at Amritsar. They have three sons - Ajay, Anup and Ranvijay.
==Army career==
Having left school at Ludhiana in 1950 at the age of 15, Kuldip joined the Joint Services Wing (JSW) at Clement Town, Dehradun. He graduated from the Indian Military Academy, and on 06 Jun 1954 was commissioned in the Army Supply Corps. Kuldip was not comfortable in a non-combat service, and represented against it. He was shifted to the Corps of Artillery in 1955, and stayed a gunner officer throughout. His first unit was 2(Derajat) Mountain battery (Frontier Force), the senior most Piffer unit in the Indian Army. The battery was a part of 22 Mountain Regiment, the Corps D'Elite of the Indian Army. He was the Brigade Major of an Artillery Brigade from August 1965 to March 1968. He was later the General Staff Officer Grade II of a Corps Artillery Brigade from February 1972 to June 1975. He took part in the 1962 Operations as an Observation Post Officer, at Bomdila near Tawang. He was the Second-in-Command of the Heavy Regiment during the 1971 Operations at Tangdhar. Towards the later years, he commanded NCC units at Vishakhapatnam, Patiala and Kohlapur. He hung up his uniform on 30 Jun 1986, as a Lieutenant Colonel.
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