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For his amazing bravery and ingenuity throughout the crisis, mining expert Jaswant Singh Gill, who was instrumental in the Mahabir Colliery rescue effort in Raniganj, West Bengal, in November 1989, was recognized as a hero. He received the following commendation for his bravery:

Jaswant Singh Gill received the coveted "Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha Padak" from Ramaswamy Venkataraman, the previous President of India. One of India's highest civilian distinctions for bravery, this prize is given to those who have saved many lives by acting with extraordinary bravery and sacrifice.

Public attention and Celebrations: Jaswant Singh Gill got great public attention and acclaim for the successful rescue of all 65 trapped miners. The nation was riveted by his bravery, and people from all walks of life applauded him. Particularly appreciative of his efforts were the mining industry and the local community in Raniganj.

Awards: Jaswant Singh Gill was given the nickname "Capsule Gill" in honor of the ground-breaking steel capsule he created and deployed to save the miners. His ground-breaking method of conducting the rescue operation created an outstanding standard for disaster management and mine safety.

Professional Recognition: The mining industry recognized Jaswant Singh Gill's services to the mining field and his outstanding leadership throughout the rescue mission. In Coal India Limited, where he progressively advanced the ranks and eventually retired as Engineer-in-Chief, he had a fruitful career.

In addition to saving the lives of 65 miners, Jaswant Singh Gill's bravery showed the value of creativity and tenacity in the face of difficulty. His narrative is still motivating and a monument to the resourcefulness and inventiveness of people under pressure.