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Operation Meghdoot @41: A Salute to India’s Longest Military Operation in the World’s Toughest Battlefield

Operation Meghdoot @41: A Salute to India’s Longest Military Operation in the World’s Toughest Battlefield

April 13, 2025 | National Desk In the icy expanse of the Siachen Glacier, temperatures routinely dip below –40°C. Oxygen levels also plummet there. The Indian Army marks 41 years of Operation Meghdoot. It is the world's longest-running military mission in one of its most inhospitable terrains. https://twitter.com/adgpi/status/1911215319307206802 What is Operation Meghdoot? Operation Meghdoot launched on 13 April 1984. It was a bold and strategic military action by the Indian Army and Indian Air Force. The goal was to pre-empt Pakistan’s plans of occupying the Siachen Glacier. It involved airlifting Indian soldiers and supplies to the glacier’s treacherous heights. This…
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Top Tri-Services Commanders Jointly Embark INS Vikrant in a First

Top Tri-Services Commanders Jointly Embark INS Vikrant in a First

India’s pride and indigenously built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant experienced a momentous step. It moved towards achieving Jointness among the Army, Navy and Air Force. For the first time, India’s top military leadership saw the joint phase of TROPEX 25 together. Lt Gen Johnson P Mathew CISC, Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani VCOAS, and VAdm K Swaminathan VCNS embarked INS Vikrant off the West coast on 30 Jan. Air Marshal SP Dharkar VCAS and Lt Gen Ajay Kumar, DG Infantry also joined them. They saw the Joint Phase of TROPEX 25. The visit aims to give an insight to the…
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