Major General Narpat Singh Rajpurohit is a decorated officer of the Indian Army who served the nation with distinction for over three and a half decades. He culminated his career as the Additional Director General of the UP–Uttarakhand Army Recruitment Zone, overseeing one of India’s largest military recruitment operations.

He also played a crucial role in international military cooperation by participating in the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Sierra Leone, contributing to global peace and stability.

He served as an Instructor at the prestigious National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla, where he trained and mentored future officers of the Indian Armed Forces.

During Operation Parakram, he commanded his battalion in the Barmer Sector, ensuring strategic preparedness along the Indo-Pak border during heightened tensions.

Widely respected as one of India's foremost equestrian champions, Maj Gen Narpat Singh brought global recognition to the nation in the elite sport of tent pegging, where he was celebrated for his exceptional horsemanship.

• 🎖️ Vishisht Seva Medal (VSM) – awarded for distinguished service of an exceptional order

• 📝 Two Chief Of Army Staff Commendation Card from the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) for outstanding contributions during his tenure

• 📝 Awarded Two Army Commander Commendation Cards in recognition of his meritorious leadership and operational excellence during key military postings

Maj Gen Narpat Singh Rajpurohit is remembered not only for his discipline and leadership in military service, but also for his passion for equestrian sports that elevated India’s position on the international stage. He remains a role model for both military aspirants and young sportspeople, particularly in Rajasthan and among the Rajpurohit community.