Indian Soldier  

Lance Naik Hanumanthappa of the 19 Madras regiment was manning his post overlooking Pakistan when on February 3, 2016, when a snow avalanche struck the Indian Army post. Lance Naik Hanumanthappa and 9 other Indian soldiers were buried under 25 feet of snow

To protect more than 50,000 Indian soldiers deployed in Ladakh, DRDO has designed several products including heaters and snow melting devices 

Indian soldiers in Eastern Ladakh fighting Chinese aggression will soon have Sig Sauer assault rifles with them
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Ladakh to be with Indian soldiers

Rahul Gandhi was once again caught unawares as he questioned the Modi government over Indian soldiers being unarmed, only to be schooled later about the agreement signed in 1996. We have compiled a few more instances of how he exposes himself with his phenomenal ignorance  

Several people, including dignitaries cutting across different countries, have acknowledged the bravery of Indian soldiers who attained martyrdom in Galwan Valley 
 

Rahul Gandhi’s question on why Indian soldiers were unarmed at the Galwan Valley has been answered most meticulously by EAM S Jaishankar
 

As the chorus for a retaliation grows against China for the way it killed 43 Indian soldiers, there are reports that India must explore limited military options
 

Reports are coming in that a few bodies of Indian soldiers were mutilated in the Galwan Valley clash.
It is further reported that Indian soldiers at the border will be equipped with full-body riot gear to face any attacks.
 

Just days after Chinese troops killed Indian soldiers at the Galwan Valley, the Northern Command has begun equipping its soldiers with lightweight riot gear. The body protectors comprise padded polycarbonate inserts and protects wearers from, significantly, sharp objects and stones

Rahul Gandhi’s question on how Indian soldiers were unarmed during the Galwan Valley clash not only shows his ignorance but also a lack of ethics on how he should behave during  mourning period 

Reports are coming in that the bodies of a few Indian soldiers were getting mutilated  
 

A hand-to-hand fight ensued between soldiers of the Indian and Chinese troops at the Galwan Valley
 

It’s been more than 20 years since the Indian Armed Forces won the gritty and decisive war against Pakistan in Kargil. However, the unparalleled courage and sacrifice of the heroes are still etched in the collective memory of the country. Among the many bravehearts was a man who went on to become the face of every young Indian soldier. Captain Vikram Batra, popularly known as the legendary Shershaah of Kargil. In this episode of India Untold with Sunita Iyer, let’s revisit the story of Param Vir Chakra Vikram Batra, the unbelievably courageous soldier whose actions in the battlefield transcended heroism.

Speaking on 55th Raising Day of BSF, MoS Home Affairs, Nityanand Rai said that the government has increased the retirement age of ‘jawans’ to 60 years and is committed to providing modern technology to them.