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Drone capabilities display, Shaurya Sandhya: Army hosts anniversary events to honour Kargil heroes

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Drone capabilities display, Shaurya Sandhya: Army hosts anniversary events to honour Kargil heroes
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HomeNextDrone capabilities display, Shaurya Sandhya: Army hosts anniversary events to honour Kargil heroesDrone capabilities display, Shaurya Sandhya: Army hosts anniversary events to honour Kargil heroesPublished on: Jul 26, 2026, 24:33:38 ISTPTIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Dras, On a rain-soaked Saturday evening in Dras, the Army hosted a Shaurya Sandhya at the Kargil War Memorial here, honouring the Indian soldiers who laid down their lives during the Kargil conflict in 1999.Drone capabilities display, Shaurya Sandhya: Army hosts anniversary events to honour Kargil heroesDefence Minister Rajnath Singh participated in the event and also handed a ceremonial kalash to some of the family members of the personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice in the conflict.The ceremony was also…

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