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The history of Laungewala Battle was seen in the movie “Border” but the real story is slightly different from story shown in the movie and it is better to know the actual facts, as revealed by the keeper of archives. I have divided, the entire story of battle into three parts. First part is the…

View of Laungewala post from the Land mine area- Pride of India The last message written at the end of the tour was even more touching: The emotions were high after seeing the last stone and it is a reality. It is true that, after moving out of this place, we will get busy in…

These are the raw images of the remains of battle of Laungewala which can be seen near land mine area. Destroyed Tank-3 Fencing was also done near land mine area, I hope it is not active now. As per the description of war, this fencing helped a lot at the time of war. Since, the…

I was moving towards the Section Defended Post. The path towards bunker or Section was almost 150 mtr -200 mtr long, which was filled with desert sand till top and I guess that it’s depth would be atleast 7-8 feet, so that no soldier is visible from the front. The path between bunkers is technically…

After, tanks, it was time to move towards another section of Laungewala post, which was Section Defended Post. The approach road to the Section Defended Post was heart touching: Walking on the path to the bunker carried lots of nixed moments. It was an emotional moment for me, as I was walking on the path,…

In my last post, i had posted a query and the only response was perfect. Yes, Correct, it is the flag of the tank’s origin country, which is upside down. I was little bit correct in my guess, about reason for displaying flag upside down, but it is always better to clear doubts and queries…

I could not decide, which one should I see first and which one at the last, so we decided to start clock wise and first on the way was: Then came..   Tank-59 Tank-2 One common thing worth noticeable on both the tanks…Can anyone guess?? Yes Do message me your response….

Does it look like a theater?? In desert?? Near to Border?? In an army area?? Answer is… Of course it is a mini theater…!!! In a bunker… Adjacent to museum, there is a gate to enter into the underground bunker, which was used as a meeting point and for making strategies during war time. Now…

This battle was Battle of BOP 638, which I came to know after reading below story:   Truly, there are many such battles which we are unaware of where soldiers of our country has shown a distinguished courage. It should have been included in the curriculum of our school studies. Nevertheless, the best part of…

Before we step in, foundation stone at the entry gate speaks the brief story of war: And parallel, stands the toll milestone showing distance of international border and nearest city. As we stepped inside the premises, we started from the left side which was a war memorial museum. The museum carries pride moments of Indian…