Republic Day: Proudly waving the tricolor on the Ladakh border!!


The country is celebrating its 73rd Republic Day today, Indo-Tibetan Border police (ITBP) has hoisted the tricolor at an altitude of 15000 feet in -40 degree Celsius temperature. ITBP personnel are proudly waving the tricolor on the Ladakh border.


1. The spirits of the soldiers raised: ITBP has also shared the video from its official twitter page. The soldiers are seen standing firm in the snowfields. In the bitter cold, neither the spirits of the soldiers have diminished, nor has there been any effect of the winter season on the soldiers. The jawans are singing patriotic songs firmly.


2. -40 degree temperature, altitude of 15,000 feet, the soldiers hoisted the tricolor. The soldiers of the security forces stationed on the snowy peaks of the himalayas are hoisting the tricolor and protecting the country on Republic Day. The soldiers also raised the slogan of Vande Mataram and Bharat Mata Ki jai in -40 degrees. people are praising the soldiers on social media. This video of Himveers has also become viral on social media.


3. Jana-Gana-mana resonated at the peak: Apart from Ladakh, ITBP personnel saluted the tricolor in himachal pradesh at an altitude of 16,000 feet. Here the soldiers also sang Jana-gana-mana. ITBP jawans hoisted the tricolor in minus temperature at an altitude of 12,000 feet on the Kumaon peak of Uttarakhand.

4. The weather was defeated in front of the enthusiasm of the soldiers. Himveers engaged in the service of the country further strengthen the feeling of patriotism in the hearts. The steadfast standing of these soldiers in Ladakh shows that a snowstorm is nothing in front of the spirit of patriotism.

5. Himveer of india protects the borders

ITBP personnel are called Himveers, they are given special training to stand on snowy peaks. These jawans guard the borders extending up to 3,488 km. Republic Day is being celebrated all over the country. people are celebrating this holy day in different parts of the country. 


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