Letters from Kargil

Can you buy property in Kashmir yet? by The Economic Times

How good is a rate cut in a slowing economy? by The Economic Times

Article 370 revocation: Who said what by The Economic Times

End of Article 370: The road ahead for Kashmir by The Economic Times

Captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse, the only Maha Vir Chakra awardee from ASC, climbed barefoot in minus 10°C, shot two inflitrators and hacked two others to death in hand to hand combat before a torrent of bullets tossed him off of the cliff.

India was recording victories on all fronts, be it the Kargil war, Cricket World Cup or Wimbledon.

Remembering 20 years of an epic battle

The battle that paved the way for India’s victory during the Kargil war was the one fought on the hill of Tololing. A strategic stronghold, Tololing turned the tide for the Indian Army.

Bofors, which have remained the Congress' Achilles heel since the 80's, were the army's mainstay and the battle-winning guns of the Kargil War.

With both sides having incurred massive casualties, the Indian navy stepped up to put a conclusive end to the Kargil conflict in a tactical masterstroke.