18/06/2026
In the frozen, blood-soaked height of the mushkoh valley during the 1999 Kargil war, the men of the 2nd Naga Battalion, the Naga regiment forced a lethal wall of fire from a heavily fortified enemy mortar position at Twin bump, sitting at a grueling, airless 15,000 feet.
With indian troops pinned down by relentless shelling, Sepoy Imliakum Ao stepped forward into the jaws death, volunteering as a scout for a suicidal-stake daylight raid.
