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Brig K. S. Brar Part 2

Unsung India Foundation presents Episode 2 of The Battle of Walong, retold through the perspective of Brigadier K.S. Brar, bringing alive one of the most resolute stands of the 1962 war. This episode delves into the decisive days of November 1962, when Indian soldiers—outnumbered nearly eight to one—faced encirclement and near-certain defeat. It honours the courage of warriors like Subedar Ratan Chand and Lieutenant Subba, who fought till the last moment, covering withdrawals and refusing surrender. As Chi

Brig K. S. Brar Part 1

Unsung India Foundation brings to light the Battle of Walong (1962), retold through the leadership and lived memory of Brigadier K. S. Brar, who led Indian forces in one of the fiercest engagements of the India–China War. In the remote and unforgiving terrain of Arunachal Pradesh, nearly 2,500 Indian soldiers stood their ground against an overwhelming force of 15,000 Chinese troops. This synopsis captures a story of extraordinary courage, tactical resolve, and sacrifice, where outnumbered men fought with u

Hon Capt Asaram - Battle of Rezangla

Unsung India Foundation presents a moving synopsis of the Battle of Rezang La, retold through the memories of Hon. Capt. Asaram ji, one of the brave survivors of this historic stand. The annals of the Indian Army are filled with stories of extraordinary courage, yet Rezang La stands apart, challenging belief in the limits of human spirit. On 18 November 1962, at 4 a.m., Major Shaitan Singh led 124 soldiers of Charlie Company against a vastly superior Chinese force in freezing conditions, with many battling

Hon Capt Ram Chander (Battle of Rezangla)

Unsung India Foundation presents a deeply moving story of the Battle of Rezang La, retold through the memories of Hon. Capt. Ram Chander Yadav, one of the few survivors of this historic stand. Known as the Veer Ahirs, soldiers of Charlie Company faced the enemy with unmatched courage on 18 November 1962. Before the battle, Capt. Ram Chander Yadav was made to hold Gangajal and pledge to serve the motherland till his last breath. At exactly 3:45 am, the silence of the mountains was shattered as Chinese troop

Hon Capt Nihal Singh (Sena Medal,Battle of Rezangla)

Unsung India Foundation presents a stirring retelling of the Battle of Rezang La through the lived memory of Hon. Capt. Nihal Singh (Sena Medal), one of its rare survivors. Fought on 18 November 1962 at nearly 18,000 feet in Ladakh, the battle stands as a defining symbol of Indian Army valour. Charlie Company of 13 Kumaon, led by Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, faced overwhelming enemy forces with unmatched courage. Outnumbered and ill-equipped, 114 of 120 soldiers made the supreme sacrifice, halting the enemy