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Sunday, February 7, 2016
REST IN PEACE - 10 Army Heroes who preished as Siachen
RIP. May God give peace to the departed soul of the braved soldiers. May God also give strength to their families to bear the untimely and sudden loss of their family.
The sacrifices made by these brave soldiers of Indian Army in guarding the country's borders will always be remembered and will become the part of the golden history of the Indian Army. May the All Mighty grant strength to the families and near and dear ones to bear the great loss they have suffered and peace to the departed souls.
The demilitarisation of Siachen is definitely doable. This is not only because it is diplomatically possible, but also because there is a critical mass of opinion in both India and Pakistan that neither can sacrifice, or put in harm’s way, so many lives on the inhospitable glacier. If the initiative is not seized by both sides now, the vagaries of nature will continue to exact a toll on forces deployed in Siachen, even if peace holds.
RIP. May God give peace to the departed soul of the braved soldiers. May God also give strength to their families to bear the untimely and sudden loss of their family.
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I salute to these heroes, jai hind.
ReplyDeleteThe demilitarisation of Siachen is definitely doable. This is not only because it is diplomatically possible, but also because there is a critical mass of opinion in both India and Pakistan that neither can sacrifice, or put in harm’s way, so many lives on the inhospitable glacier. If the initiative is not seized by both sides now, the vagaries of nature will continue to exact a toll on forces deployed in Siachen, even if peace holds.
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