Siachen Glacier, often referred to as the world's highest battlefield, poses unique challenges for young Indian Army officers deployed in this harsh environment. Situated at an elevation of over 20,000 feet, the glacier demands exceptional physical endurance, mental resilience, and tactical acumen from those stationed there. Watch Captain Kaustubh Rana (Retd) reveal the nuances of serving in Siachen and the details of the kind of equipment used to not only survive, but thrive there. Link to the

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This Republic Day, we honour those who stand guard where survival itself is a battle. Stretching across the Karakoram peaks, the Siachen Glacier is the world’s highest battlefield. Here, Indian soldiers face extreme cold, thin air, avalanches and an ever-present enemy threat. Armed with specialised, life-saving equipment designed to function within strict weight limits, they defend one of India’s most challenging frontiers, month after month, against nature and man alike. 🇮🇳❄️🫡 #RepublicDay #