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Situated in the heart of the national capital, National War Memorial celebrated its two-year-anniversary today (February 25, 2021).
The memorial, commemorating the sacrifices made by Indian soldiers, is spread across 40 acres in the india Gate complex.
New Delhi: Situated in the heart of the national capital, National War Memorial celebrated its two-year-anniversary Thursday (February 25, 2021). The memorial, commemorating the sacrifices made by Indian soldiers, is spread across 40 acres in the India Gate complex.
Two years ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had inaugurated the National War Memorial in New Delhi as a tribute to the soldiers killed during the Indo-Pak Wars in 1947, 1965 and 1971, the Indo-China War in 1962, the Kargil Conflict in 1999, and the Indian Peace Keeping Force Operations in Sri Lanka.
A son from every household in this Muslim village joins Indian army
The elderly here inspire the children to serve the country by joining the army and support them in the effort to carry on this tradition. File photo (Source: PTI)
Updated: Jan 28, 2021, 07:49 AM IST
The Indian Army is known worldwide for its strength and indomitable courage. The nefarious Pakistan and the clever China have succumbed many times to the brave sons of India. Today, it is due to the bravery and courage of the Indian army soldiers, that the enemy country is afraid of India.
Our brave soldiers have played an important role in securing the land of India. Today we will tell you about one such Muslim village in India, where a son from every household is posted on the border in the security of the country.
On the road to victory, they soldiered on
In the last five decades, about 53 Tibetan soldiers have laid down their lives on the front lines.
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Members of the Special Frontier Force, including soldiers from Tibet, during the 1971 India-Pakistan War, in this dated photograph. (File Photo)
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MUNDGOD: It was not their war. But they fought and laid down their lives for our country. Hundreds of soldiers of Tibetan origin, who were part of Special Frontier Force (SFF), fought along with the Indian Army in the 1971 war. They also became an important part in the Bangla Liberation War.