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This Republic Day at 9 PM, HistoryTV18 brings viewers truestories ofcourage and sacrifice in the Kargil War

25 Jan, 2021 - 10:40 AM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     India, January, 2021: 21 years after the Kargil War, the sacrifices of India’sbrave still remain etched in the nation’scollective memory. The war began with the infiltration of Pakistani troops into Indian territory in May 1999. After 60 daysof fierce fighting, the war ended with the Indian Army recapturing occupied territory. Over the two months of the war, the Indian Army proved beyond doubt that they would stop at nothing short ofcomplete victory. Now, with special access to military personnel and historical records, HistoryTV18’s new film retells the story of‘Operation Vijay’,with dramatic recreations ofhard-won battles on the arduous road to victory.Theaction-packed, ‘Kargil: Valour & Victory’, premieres on the 26thof January at 9 PM. The military documentary outlines the events of the Kargil War, showcasing true stories ofunflinching bravery and the actions of five exceptional youn

This Republic Day, HistoryTV18 Brings Viewers True Stories Of Courage And Sacrifice In The Kargil War

This Republic Day, HistoryTV18 Brings Viewers True Stories Of Courage And Sacrifice In The Kargil War News Published: Friday, January 22, 2021, 19:08 [IST] 21 years after the Kargil War, the sacrifices of India’s brave still remain etched in the nation’s collective memory. The war began with the infiltration of Pakistani troops into Indian territory in May 1999. After 60 days of fierce fighting, the war ended with the Indian Army recapturing occupied territory. Over the two months of the war, the Indian Army proved beyond doubt that they would stop at nothing short of complete victory. Now, with special access to military personnel

Finale of Kaun Banega Crorepati 12 to honour Kargil War heroes, in the run-up to Republic Day

Updated: We speak to the gameshow’s ‘lifeline’ expert for the day, Colonel Vembu Shankar (retired) Share Article AAA (from left) Subedar Sanjay Kumar, Colonel (rtd) Vembu Shankar, Subedar Major Yogendra Singh Yadav with KBC host Amitabh Bachchan   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement We speak to the gameshow’s ‘lifeline’ expert for the day, Colonel Vembu Shankar (retired) Colonel Vembu Shankar (retired) brims with pride as he reminisces his days in the Armed Forces. A Shaurya Chakra awardee and an avid quizzer, Shankar is delighted to have been able to combine his service and his passion for knowledge to play a role in the finale of the 12th season of the television game show

#ShauryaStories: Remembering Kargil war hero Shershaah Captain Vikram Batra

#ShauryaStories: Remembering Kargil war hero Shershaah Captain Vikram Batra Vikram Batra was bestowed with Param Vir Chakra, India s highest military honour on 15 August 1999. Share Updated: Jan 18, 2021, 02:18 PM IST Kargil war hero Capt Vikram Batra was one of the Bravehearts of the country and his heroic tale deserves everyone s attention. For DNA s Shaurya Stories , look back at some inspiring stories of lesser-known heroes who created history in their own ways. Vikram Batra, who was bestowed with Param Vir Chakra posthumously died on July 7, 1999, during Kargil War fought between India and Pakistan. Who was Captain Vikram Batra? Born on September 9, 1974, Captain Vikram Batra spent his childhood in Palampur. During the 1999 Kargil War, his unit was ordered to recapture Point 5140 in his first major battle in the war. Even though the enemy had the higher ground, he led his men to a brilliant tactical assault on the enemy. The 13 J&K Rifles won a decisive victory which st

Book REVIEW | A captain s frank perspective on an unjust and devious war

Book REVIEW | A captain’s frank perspective on an unjust and devious war Updated Jan 17, 2021, 9:37 am IST A Ridge Too Far is a catchy but apt title reminiscent of A Bridge Too Far authored by Cornelius Ryan and made into a movie  Cover page of A Ridge Too Far: War In The Kargil Heights 1999 When Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee made his bold and friendly gesture of travelling by bus to Lahore and signing a declaration on February 21, 1999, the Pakistan army’s Operation Koh-e-Paima (Call of the Mountains) or Op. KP, was well under way. It would be another three months before the Indian Army’s Op. Vijay would be launched to counter it. Whether then Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had been kept in the dark about Gen. Pervez Musharraf’s ambitious plan or not is a matter of conjecture, elaborated upon in the book.

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