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Above ground, a temporary field hospital was set up. Families gathered, chanting prayers. The press arrived, then the politicians. But Shekhawat refused to stop for speeches. By the second night, the water level in the mine began to rise again—a secondary leak had opened. The last miners were standing on a shrinking ledge, water lapping at their chins. The 65th man to ascend was , the unofficial leader. He had insisted on going last. When the capsule finally broke the surface, he was hypothermic and barely conscious. He had spent 47 hours submerged to his neck in coal-black water.

Jaswant Singh Gill was awarded the Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha Padak by the President of India for his bravery. His "Raniganj Rescue" remains one of the most successful successful subterranean operations in history, proving that in the darkest depths, human ingenuity and courage are the strongest lights we have. raniganj coal mine rescue full