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Remembering The Story Of Rezang La War When Indian Army Defeated China
Story Of Rezang La War : Rajnath Singh will also visit Rezang La located in Chushul during his Leh-Ladakh tour on Thursday. There he will also inaugurate the newly built War Memorial in memory of the soldiers who died in the 1962 war. There he will pay tribute to the martyrs on the 59th anniversary of the Battle of Rezang La. This war memorial is dedicated to the brave Indian soldiers of the 13 Kumaon Regiment, who sacrificed their lives while defeating China in the Battle of Rezang La. Let’s know about Rezang La War. Rezang La, also called Rechin
Indian Army Jawan Deepak Singh Lynched In Gurudwara, Punjab
An Indian Army jawan was beaten to death on suspicion of theft. The incident is from a Gurdwara located in Gurdaspur, Punjab. According to reports, Deepak Singh, a resident of Pathankot, had gone to the Gurudwara to drink water. But the manager of the Gurudwara and his associates mistook him as a thief and beat him mercilessly. Deepak was admitted to the hospital in critical condition where he died. Deepak was posted in Arunachal Pradesh and was returning home after 6 months. The incident took place near Gurdwara Lal Singh Kulli Wale of Mukerian Chowk on the Gurdaspur-Pathankot National Highway
Lance Naik Albert Ekka – The Bunker Hero Of 1971 Indo-Pak War
Today, a life-size statue of Lance Naik Albert Ekka stands at the heart site of Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand. Earlier this Chowk was known as Firayalal, because there is a firm named Firayalal here. Now the official name of this square has been Albert Ekka Chowk. Albert Ekka was born in the Jari village of Jumla district in Jharkhand, the village remains the same today. Some have become permanent houses. The ongoing village has also become a block. Now it’s name has become Albert Ekka Jari Block. The field where Albert used to play hockey is the same today.
The Soldier Who Got Promotion After Death- Jaswant Singh Rawat
Indian Soldier Jaswant Singh In the Indo-China War of 1962, the valor of the martyred Indian soldier Rifleman Jaswant Singh Rawat was shown who fought a huge Chinese army on the border alone for 72 hours. This Mahavir warrior not only kept the Chinese soldiers at bay for 72 hours hungry and thirsty but also killed 300 enemy soldiers alone. Let us know about the amazing story of this brave man who saved the country from China. Jaswant Singh Rawat was born on 19 August 1941 in Badayun in Pauri-Garhwal district of Uttarakhand. The patriotism in him was such that
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