We lost around 450 very young soldiers, because of the terrain in which the war was fought. One of the recipients of highest gallantry award was just 18 at the time!
India’s dominance in critical technology like GPS and AI is essential to keep countries like USA in check so that democracy is properly maintained in the world and no monopolisation of power is undertaken by just one country.
*We are Indians !* Check the History, We never attacked any nation, or did the invasion in last 10,000 years, But we never spare single invedor to go back on his feet, We are the son of Mother India !
Indian Army never disrespects enemy bodies as we are civilized people and understand that even our enemy is hero for the people over the fence. Well sometimes our anger filled up our heads when we saw our brothers falling, the Naga and Gurkha soldiers when saw there brothers and relatives falling the chopped those enemy alive and ate there flesh.
Captain Saurab Kalia, he was just 20 when he was brutally tortured. I am 25 but I would still cry for an hour if someone punched me hard. God knows how much he had suffered. . On the other hand at 11:34 Those are Indian non-muslim soldiers burying Pak muslim soldiers inside Indian land with full Islamic rites and rituals.
Yes you're right It's the same op you're talking about ❤ when it comes to mountain warfare you can't beat high HAWS (High altitude warfare school) of indian army. soldiers and SF unit's from lot's of countries come to train in HAWS
What was meant was that in olden times the King of Ladakh had also used the same route for military expeditions. Therefore the route was well known for human movement. In Himalayas, a name suffixed by 'La' means a mountain pass. I have made a walk on the crest of Himalayan mountain in total darkness. You have to have faith in the one before you; who knows, the next step might take you thousands of feet down. And the howling sub-zero gale force winds try to topple you.
6:13 yes, but not the most senior ones. and also, with the Indian Army, there's been a huge reliance on Junior officers in Combat roles, that most first world armies, and maybe China too, usually leave to NCOs
mam if you come to india please visit ladakh. it is a the most beautiful place with kind and brave people. dalai lama's summer palace is also in ladakh. though be prepared because oxygen level is quite low. you'll need to use your lungs to max.
9:42 & 12:40 The Scouts units that specialize in Mountain Warfare on the Indo-Tibetan (Ladakh/Sikkim/Arunachal Scouts) border regions are largely recruited from natives of the regions, who are better adapted from birth to the altitude and terrain.
before british invasion or colonization in india or after india got independence before indian government took over it , all state of india was princely under the control of their kings and that's why india has different diverse culture and languages because different kingdoms and empire
Ladakhi and tibetan people are only one who can live and climb in such low oxygen enviroment . They are genetically structured to live in such enviroment for around thousand of years. Thats why no other army in world have better mountain warfare capapbility thn India.
07:48 The subtitles do not do justice. The monk actually said, ''If the enemy threatened to Bee -#he @d us, we the Leh people have the courage to present our heads to them but not become their slaves or be ruled by them.''
Hey Kylie would like to hear to your journey as well in the army, how did you join, how has your career been, what all contributions you had as a soldier, what sort of difficulties you've faced as a soldier and also what are some differences between a life of soldier in USA and India. Great love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes... idk if I can explain it correctly but princly states were like small small kingdoms, ruled by kings. They were not bigger than a modern day metropolitan cities. Some were as big as a small state. These princly states were not like ancient Indian kingdoms which were huge, spanning across India. You can read about it in wikipedia to get a general idea. Like there was one princly state named Bhopal which is a current day Bhopal district. But then there were other princly states like Gujarat which are modern day Indian states.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yeah but have you heard stories of our naga regiment head hunters??? Its a rumours in Kashmir Valley that when nagas are deployed insurgency goes a bit down. You know why bcoz they hunt heads and don't return. 🤣🤣🤣 it's just a rumour, as indian army is very professional and don't practice such things but such rumours works in favour of our naga brothers. I call in psychological warfare. 🤣🤣🤣😸
3:16 Not really, because when the British Raj set up the Pincely State designation, Ladakh was already conquered and under the control of the Kingdom of Jammu & Kashmir.
Both Rajasthan and Ladakh were princely provinces. Ladakh was a part of Jammu & Kashmir earlier, which had initially decided to stay independent instead of joining either side. Rajasthan had already merged with India by the time.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 All states except Goa , Daman and Diu, Sikkim merged in 1947 . We have taken by GOA , Daman and Diu from Portugal army. Portugal was a NATO member but USA didn't help them 😂. Sikkim was also princely state signed merger later because people of Sikkim wants to join India. Also , Sikkim Royal feared of invasion from China.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yeah. While the expendable angle is certainly there I would imagine, as is the case in any operation (that is the willingness to take casualties), with any military. Indian economy only really started going post-1991 reforms. And even then it has taken the Indian Army almost 30 years to upgrade some of its equipment. Stop-gap purchases were made for specific operations and needs but widespread adoption of an entirely new product for infantry, for example, primary weapons, combat wear, comms and so on were sporadically purchased. Couple that with the fact that the Indian defence industry was essentially under the govt and had no competition, which led to bad and faulty equipment that could not be purchased. Leading to further delays and sporadic purchases. However some changes have taken place in the last few years. And more and more equipment is being planned to be made in house.
About the bodies I can understand if those were covert operatives, secret agents etc. But they were regular soldiers who had no idea that it was a secret operation. Pakistani army is the worst in the world , they have no respect even for their soldiers. Karma is biting them in the ass at the moment.
When Pakistan faught war with India in the year 1971 and 1999(kargil war) India asked for the gps location of the enemy troops but USA did not give us the location which led to many soilders have died..Now we have our own Navigation system called Navic with 13 satelites looking down on India and providing security..It is considered as the best navigation system with a location accurary of 1 meter....
I thought so too actually. This video did seem very familiar. But this is the first time reacting to it. Anyway, This video is about the whole operation. I also did a video on the Lion of Ladakh (on my military channel), who played a role in this operation.
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Yes Light and crackers both. In India there's tradition to burst crackers during Diwali celebrations. Shri Ram came from exile during this day. In ancient hindu text crackers are refered as Akash Deepam means sky lamp..
ruclips.net/video/SJDOZIZKq0k/видео.html this link is major Gaurav Arya video how india fought with worst weapons then Afghanistan has better weapon then us think what would situation at that time in 1991 kargil enemy was having best in class american and european made weapons and special cloths suitable for this kind environment, we won but we lost many soldiers, one of the reason was this.
This kargil war, again USA help Pakistan 😁 USA refuse to provide GPS LOCATION of pakistani terrorist to india 🇮🇳🇮🇳 That time israel 😘😘 come, & help USA policy ( 🥱🤔🤔) out of mind
When islam wins,humanity loses. I have never understood why pakistani muslims always tries to create problems in the continent.cant we live in peace with each other
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Thanks for watching! Please check out the Lion of Ladakh ruclips.net/video/Fg9b4jM9HDo/видео.html (on my military channel)
At that time India asked US to provide GPS images but America refused to provide GPS data.
Yes, and that’s why Israel stepped in to help
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Now India's ISRO can do many things in the field of space science which India requires
@@ZackSparrow536 yes
Enemy teach us
We lost around 450 very young soldiers, because of the terrain in which the war was fought. One of the recipients of highest gallantry award was just 18 at the time!
18!! Wow 🙏
The army men of this regiment is naturally habitual in this terrain. They born, grow there.
So they are climatized
ki ki so so Lhargyalo (Victory to God). Its the war cry of ladakh scouts
Great thanks!
Training and love for the country and people they left behind. Make our soldiers fight in any condition . Jai hind ❤
🇮🇳👍🙏
Captain Saurav Kalia 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for mentioning his name. He is truly a Legend.
My heart and prayers goes out to him and his family 🙏❤️🇮🇳
India’s dominance in critical technology like GPS and AI is essential to keep countries like USA in check so that democracy is properly maintained in the world and no monopolisation of power is undertaken by just one country.
Well said
*We are Indians !*
Check the History,
We never attacked any nation, or did the invasion in last 10,000 years,
But we never spare single invedor to go back on his feet,
We are the son of Mother India !
Respect!
Indian Army never disrespects enemy bodies as we are civilized people and understand that even our enemy is hero for the people over the fence.
Well sometimes our anger filled up our heads when we saw our brothers falling, the Naga and Gurkha soldiers when saw there brothers and relatives falling the chopped those enemy alive and ate there flesh.
Respect to Indian Army 🇮🇳
Captain Saurab Kalia, he was just 20 when he was brutally tortured. I am 25 but I would still cry for an hour if someone punched me hard. God knows how much he had suffered.
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On the other hand
at 11:34
Those are Indian non-muslim soldiers burying Pak muslim soldiers inside Indian land with full Islamic rites and rituals.
Yes same here. I can’t even imagine 😢
12:00 - They're probably chanting the standard Ladakh Scounts war cry, "Ki Ki So So Lhargyalo "(Victory to God)
Ahh yes, thanks!
5:20 Lights, yes, but in practice firecrackers, loud, concussive, explosive ones... everywhere.
🙂👍
Glad you reacted on this video 👍
Thanks for stopping by and watching 🤗
Yes you're right It's the same op you're talking about ❤ when it comes to mountain warfare you can't beat high HAWS (High altitude warfare school) of indian army. soldiers and SF unit's from lot's of countries come to train in HAWS
Yes!! Very true 🙂
Rajasthan always part of india ma'am
@@geconomy391 thanks 🙂
What was meant was that in olden times the King of Ladakh had also used the same route for military expeditions. Therefore the route was well known for human movement. In Himalayas, a name suffixed by 'La' means a mountain pass. I have made a walk on the crest of Himalayan mountain in total darkness. You have to have faith in the one before you; who knows, the next step might take you thousands of feet down. And the howling sub-zero gale force winds try to topple you.
Oh wow! Scary
Ki ki so so larghyalo , its their war cry translated as " victory to god "
Thank you!!! 🙂
One of the sad thing is USA denied to give gps access to India.
Yes. While Israel did help
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes sir every time Russia Israel and France help india
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 after Russia india buy most weapons from France .
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 in 1971 USA and UK support Pakistan.
USA give F-16 jets to Pakistan.
@@penugantiayyappa3223 France? Interesting!
6:13 yes, but not the most senior ones. and also, with the Indian Army, there's been a huge reliance on Junior officers in Combat roles, that most first world armies, and maybe China too, usually leave to NCOs
like Shershaah 😀
mam if you come to india please visit ladakh. it is a the most beautiful place with kind and brave people. dalai lama's summer palace is also in ladakh. though be prepared because oxygen level is quite low. you'll need to use your lungs to max.
I would love visit 🙂
9:42 & 12:40 The Scouts units that specialize in Mountain Warfare on the Indo-Tibetan (Ladakh/Sikkim/Arunachal Scouts) border regions are largely recruited from natives of the regions, who are better adapted from birth to the altitude and terrain.
Well, thar does make sense
before british invasion or colonization in india or after india got independence before indian government took over it , all state of india was princely under the control of their kings and that's why india has different diverse culture and languages because different kingdoms and empire
Thanks for your insight!
They are natives of ladakh so naturally they are naturally used to 15000+ ft.
That makes sense
In older times there were monarchy ...it was a individual state
Thanks for clarifying!
Indians are not habitual in cold place but Army men Accomplished it.
Yes 👍
3:20 - Ladakh was a part of the princely state of Kashmir
Thanks for clarifying!
Ladakhi and tibetan people are only one who can live and climb in such low oxygen enviroment . They are genetically structured to live in such enviroment for around thousand of years. Thats why no other army in world have better mountain warfare capapbility thn India.
Yes, that makes sense. Very true
07:48
The subtitles do not do justice.
The monk actually said, ''If the enemy threatened to Bee -#he @d us, we the Leh people have the courage to present our heads to them but not become their slaves or be ruled by them.''
Thank you for clarifying that. I appreciate it. 🙂👍
Hey Kylie would like to hear to your journey as well in the army, how did you join, how has your career been, what all contributions you had as a soldier, what sort of difficulties you've faced as a soldier and also what are some differences between a life of soldier in USA and India. Great love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Hello 👋! Thanks for commenting!This could be good for my Q&A video or a story time perhaps. Love from South Carolina! ❤️
549 of the 552 princely states agreed to join India. So yeah, there were way more princly states than just rajasthani princly states.
There were 552 princely states?? 🤯
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yes... idk if I can explain it correctly but princly states were like small small kingdoms, ruled by kings. They were not bigger than a modern day metropolitan cities. Some were as big as a small state.
These princly states were not like ancient Indian kingdoms which were huge, spanning across India.
You can read about it in wikipedia to get a general idea. Like there was one princly state named Bhopal which is a current day Bhopal district. But then there were other princly states like Gujarat which are modern day Indian states.
@@UKpowerunleashed thanks for your insight!! 🙂👍
Nice reacation namaste 🙏 👌 👍 👏 😀 😎
Thank you! Namaste 🙏🧡
We Indians are always thankful to Israel for their help during the Kargil war in tough situations.
Yes 🇮🇱👍
Lt sourabh kalia, was tourtered and his eyes were removed his lips were damaged. And as per UN character a pow cannot be tortured.
It’s angering that Pakistan never got in trouble for that .
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yeah but have you heard stories of our naga regiment head hunters??? Its a rumours in Kashmir Valley that when nagas are deployed insurgency goes a bit down. You know why bcoz they hunt heads and don't return. 🤣🤣🤣 it's just a rumour, as indian army is very professional and don't practice such things but such rumours works in favour of our naga brothers. I call in psychological warfare. 🤣🤣🤣😸
😂👍
Lt*
@@howitzerhow oh sorry I will edit
Mam Missing Major Gourav Arya sir ...
In the next few weeks 🙂
Grt 👍👍
Thank you 🤗
Thats there Home mam...its laddakh scouts, they are born at that hight....
Yes, very good point!
3:11 in past, before independence i guess (i can't remember clearly)
Thanks 👍
There were many Princely states in India. Rajasthan & Ladakh were just two of them..
Thank you!
3:16 Not really, because when the British Raj set up the Pincely State designation, Ladakh was already conquered and under the control of the Kingdom of Jammu & Kashmir.
Ah okay, thanks!
Both Rajasthan and Ladakh were princely provinces. Ladakh was a part of Jammu & Kashmir earlier, which had initially decided to stay independent instead of joining either side. Rajasthan had already merged with India by the time.
When did Rajasthan merge with India?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 All states except Goa , Daman and Diu, Sikkim merged in 1947 . We have taken by GOA , Daman and Diu from Portugal army. Portugal was a NATO member but USA didn't help them 😂. Sikkim was also princely state signed merger later because people of Sikkim wants to join India. Also , Sikkim Royal feared of invasion from China.
@@DeepakKandpal1987 interesting!
10:58 Coz the Indian Army's attitude towards "luxuries" like effective Cammo for the lowly infantry is "eff it, you're expendable".
Ah yes. I see
Not exactly. Indian military has funding issues. Which its always had along with the indian red tape grinds any procurement to a halt.
@@adisura9904 well, I can imagine it’s hard to equip such a large military….
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 yeah. While the expendable angle is certainly there I would imagine, as is the case in any operation (that is the willingness to take casualties), with any military. Indian economy only really started going post-1991 reforms. And even then it has taken the Indian Army almost 30 years to upgrade some of its equipment. Stop-gap purchases were made for specific operations and needs but widespread adoption of an entirely new product for infantry, for example, primary weapons, combat wear, comms and so on were sporadically purchased. Couple that with the fact that the Indian defence industry was essentially under the govt and had no competition, which led to bad and faulty equipment that could not be purchased. Leading to further delays and sporadic purchases.
However some changes have taken place in the last few years. And more and more equipment is being planned to be made in house.
@@adisura9904 thank you for your insight. I appreciate it.
Hope to see more reaction videos on Indian Army than Indian Movies/Videos.
More will be coming. Not sure when though. And I definitely do want to react to the HAWS, video series in the future as well.
About the bodies I can understand if those were covert operatives, secret agents etc. But they were regular soldiers who had no idea that it was a secret operation. Pakistani army is the worst in the world , they have no respect even for their soldiers. Karma is biting them in the ass at the moment.
Yes well said
When Pakistan faught war with India in the year 1971 and 1999(kargil war) India asked for the gps location of the enemy troops but USA did not give us the location which led to many soilders have died..Now we have our own Navigation system called Navic with 13 satelites looking down on India and providing security..It is considered as the best navigation system with a location accurary of 1 meter....
Correct. Israel ended up helping India
1 meter? Wow
Is this a re-up? I feel like you've done this video on the old channel.. or maybe a very similar one.
I thought so too actually. This video did seem very familiar. But this is the first time reacting to it. Anyway, This video is about the whole operation. I also did a video on the Lion of Ladakh (on my military channel), who played a role in this operation.
🙂👍
Thanks 🙂
Ma'am please rename the title as Lion of ladakh.....as it will show up when people search and i think is better for the algorithm
Okay, thanks! I added that to the title 🙂
Diwali is festiwal of crackers..
It’s the festival of lights. What do you mean by crackers?
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Yes Light and crackers both. In India there's tradition to burst crackers during Diwali celebrations. Shri Ram came from exile during this day. In ancient hindu text crackers are refered as Akash Deepam means sky lamp..
OK, thanks for the insight 🙂👍
@@ansh8579 thanks!
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 My Bad I Wrote Colours Instead Of Lights
Deepwali(Diwali)- Festival Of Lights
Holi- Festival Of Colours
As a tourist ,,
As a tourist…what?
I hope you are doing well my friend!
M in ur country dear
@@harshaan.playinglistsingh2359 🙂👍
you've already watched it
Yes, I think the Lion of Ladakh was more based on that Soldier’s story. And this was more about the Operation itself
No offence us security forces and people are good but CIA is a whole different case.
Yes 👍
Attach your army pic in thumbnail and watch the magic of views, and i am one of your well wisher😊
Thanks! I may have to experiment with that in the future. Good idea 👍
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 like more scary the wepon looks or the pic with big armored vehicle or tanks etc that would be amazing
@@Mohan12-3 🙂👍
ruclips.net/video/SJDOZIZKq0k/видео.html this link is major Gaurav Arya video how india fought with worst weapons then Afghanistan has better weapon then us think what would situation at that time in 1991 kargil enemy was having best in class american and european made weapons and special cloths suitable for this kind environment, we won but we lost many soldiers, one of the reason was this.
Thanks for sharing! I will check it out 🙂
This kargil war,
again USA help Pakistan 😁
USA refuse to provide GPS LOCATION of pakistani terrorist to india 🇮🇳🇮🇳
That time israel 😘😘 come, & help
USA policy ( 🥱🤔🤔) out of mind
Yes. Very true
pork...is..
…stan 😁
When islam wins,humanity loses.
I have never understood why pakistani muslims always tries to create problems in the continent.cant we live in peace with each other
We should all be able to live in peace with each other.
one question are you a man or a woman?
I am a woman with my hair pulled back in a ponytale 🙋🏻♀️
Bhai yrr aise mat poocha kar
@@pkmishra6763 curiosity thi bro
@@justanotherarmyvet2.0 Thank you for clarifying 😊
@@arnavgoel6593 🤗
Kargil war was the result of our kind-heart approach towards Pakistan.
🙂
2:10 difference between India and Pakistan ( Hindus & Pakistani Muslims )
Yes 🙂🇮🇳