The Indian Army's Chinar Corps on Wednesday paid rich tributes to braveheart Havildar Mohd Zabir, who laid down his life while on operational duty in Kupwara district.
"On 07 Nov 2025, based on specific intelligence input from agencies, regarding an infiltration attempt, a joint operation was launched in the Keran sector of Kupwara. Alert troops spotted suspicious activity and challenged which resulted in terrorists opening indiscriminate fire. Contact
It went on to say that Chinar Warriors "acted quickly with precision to contain the blaze, averting potential tragedy and preventing loss of life & property."
Indian Army's Chinar Corps paid tribute to 2 soldiers, Lance Havildar Palash Ghosh and Lance Naik Sujay Ghosh, who were killed during an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar Range of Kokernag, while battling extreme weather conditions.
The Indian Army's Chinar Corps responded to a fire in Anantnag's Khush Roi Kalan village on September 20, after two houses were gutted. Troops doused flames, rescued residents, and prevented further loss of life and property.
"Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, ArmyCdrNC and all ranks of Northern Command pay homage to the braveheart Lance Dafadar Bharvad Mehulbhai Mepabhai, who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty. Northern Command stands firm with the bereaved family in this hour of grief," the X post by Northern
One terrorist has been eliminated in the encounter going on in the Guddar forest of Kulgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the Chinar Corps OF the Indian Army said. During the fierce encounter, a junior commissioned officer suffered injuries.
The Indian Army's Dagger Division commemorated the 60th anniversary of the capture of Haji Pir Pass at Rampur, Baramulla. The milestone event was presided over by the Chinar Corps Commander and attended by the General Officer Commanding (GOC), Dagger Division; distinguished war veterans with
In a statement on X, the Chinar Corps said, "Chinar Corps honours the supreme sacrifice of Braveheart Havildar Ankit Kumar, who laid down his life while undertaking operational duty along the Line of Control in Uri, Baramulla. Chinar Warriors salute his immense valour and sacrifice, express
The Indian Army's Chinar Corps on Tuesday mourned the loss of Sepoy Banoth Anil Kumar, who died while on operational duty along the Line of Control in Baramulla district, while also saluting his bravery, expressing condolences, and extending solidarity to his family.
According to a release, the Chinar Corps set up a dynamic "Know Your Army" stall, drawing enthusiastic crowds, particularly youth and women, who engaged with displays of skill development and empowerment programs.