Honoring Heroes: The Legacy of Arunachal Pradesh's Helmet Post
Arunachal Pradesh's Chief Minister, Pema Khandu, pays homage to Indian soldiers who fell during the 1962 India-China war at Helmet Post War Memorial. This site, uncovered in 1986, symbolizes sacrifice and valor. The tribute focuses on the Battle of Walong, highlighting soldiers' bravery and resilience.

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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu honored Indian soldiers who braved the 1962 India-China war at the Helmet Post War Memorial, Anjaw district. The site, discovered in 1986, serves as a poignant symbol of sacrifice, marked by helmets and the remains of a soldier.
Khandu's tribute underscores the Battle of Walong's historical significance, where despite overwhelming odds, Indian soldiers showcased extraordinary valor and mounted counter-attacks. The Helmet Post memorial remains a powerful testament to their courage.
The chief minister emphasized the region's strategic importance, noting Arunachal Pradesh's role as a frontline defense for India. The sacrifices made at Walong inspire pride and patriotism, reminding citizens of the enduring bravery of Indian troops.
(With inputs from agencies.)