By Sunil Singh 
Ludhiana, Punjab – For 58-year-old Major H.S. Gill (Retd.), life after the army was meant to be peaceful: early mornings with the newspaper, tending to his garden, and afternoon walks with his dog, Sultan. But one Sunday evening, nostalgia led him to revisit a childhood game—and that decision changed everything.
Out of curiosity, Major Gill opened a mobile gaming app and selected Jhandi Munda, a traditional dice game he hadn’t played since his academy days.
“We used to play it with matchsticks back in the barracks,” he said. “I thought, why not?”
After placing a few modest bets, his instincts kicked in. On his third round, he accurately predicted a rare four-symbol outcome—triggering a massive multiplier event.
When the final number flashed across the screen—₹12.54 crore – his hands were shaking.
What’s Next for Major Gill?
But Major Gill’s focus wasn’t on luxury. He immediately set plans in motion to:
- Open a tuition-free coaching center for defence exam aspirants in rural Punjab
- Fund his granddaughter’s education abroad
- Donate ₹15 lakhs to a military widows’ support fund
- Build a new home for his family’s long-time housekeeper
Now, with his uniform neatly folded away but his principles intact, Major Gill has quietly become a hero of another kind—one who continues to uplift others with the same discipline and generosity that defined his years in the armed forces.
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