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17 hours ago · Known for his bravery in capturing Point 5140, Captain Batra’s radio message, "Yeh Dil Maange More!" became iconic. He lost his life while rescuing an injured officer during a mission to capture Point 4875.
7 hours ago · DRASS: A more poignant act of twinning would be hard to find. As banker Vishal Batra stood at Point 5140 in Drass Thursday, scanned the horizon and yelled "Yeh dil maange more" thrice, he was ...
1 hour ago · After capturing the peak, Batra radioed his command post at 4:35 a.m., uttering the now-iconic words, “Yeh Dil Maange More.” He explained in an interview with NDTV’s Barkha Dutt, “My ...
5 hours ago · Image: Canva. “We fight to win and win to fight again. Never lose hope.”. This quote captures the essence of a soldier’s perseverance and optimism, encouraging others to keep fighting ...
1 hour ago · On June 5, 1999, his battalion was deployed to Dras, Jammu and Kashmir. At that time, Vikram Batra held the rank of Lieutenant. During the war, he played a crucial role in liberating Peak 5140 from Pakistani occupation. He famously chose the slogan ‘Yeh dil maange more!’ as his success signal during the mission. 2. Major Rajesh Adhikari
2 hours ago · 8. Heroic Acts: Captain Vikram Batra, an Indian Army officer, became a national hero for his bravery and daring acts during the war. His famous words, "Yeh dil maange more," have become iconic. 9. Strategic Peaks: The Indian Army recaptured the strategic peaks of Tololing, Tiger Hill, and Point 4875, among others, during the war. 10.
5 hours ago · The josh of the Indian Army soldiers were so high that the barren heights of Kargil which the enemy had surreptitiously occupied reverberated with war cries and slogans like “Dil Maange More” forcing the enemy to leave its dead behind and refusing later to accept the dead bodies, act considered as cowardly on the battlefield.
