The Kargil War and Indian Supremacy
The Kargil War, fought between India and Pakistan in 1999,
was a brief but crucial conflict that showcased the bravery of Indian soldiers
and solidified India's position in the Himalayan region.
Despite the difficulties of fighting in harsh mountainous
terrain, Indian soldiers displayed remarkable courage in pushing back Pakistani
forces. Though India secured victory on July 26, 1999, it came at a significant
cost, with nearly 490 soldiers making the ultimate sacrifice.
Kargil Vijay Diwas, celebrated annually on this date, honors their bravery and sacrifice. The victory in the Kargil War is seen as a testament to India's military strength and its ability to defend its territorial integrity in the Himalayas.
Footnotes: KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS July 26,2024
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Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated on 26 July every year in honour of the soldiers who fought in the Kargil War.
The main objective of this celebration is to recall the feeling of nationalism and patriotism and to pay homage to our brave soldiers
Our flag does not fly because of the breeze; it flies because each soldier who died guarding it breathed his or her final breath.
Many known Many unknown
Many sung many unsung
Many familiar, many unfamiliar
But in 1999 they climbed mighty peaks of Kargil to recapture them from Pakistan soldiers and returned home.
25 Years of Kargil Vijay
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