Kargil Vijay Diwas: Indian Army Mountaineers Scale Mount Kun , Perform Yoga at 7,077m

Srinagar, July 23:   In a momentous celebration of Kargil Vijay Diwas, a team of mountaineers from the Dagger Division of the Indian Army achieved a historic milestone by successfully scaling Mount Kun, an imposing peak towering at an impressive height of 7,077 meters.

PRO Defense based in Srinagar said the awe-inspiring journey began on July 8th, when the team was ceremoniously flagged off from Baramulla by Major General Rajesh Sethi, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 19 Infantry Division.

 Braving challenging terrains and unpredictable weather conditions, the intrepid mountaineers, led by Colonel Rajneesh Joshi, embarked on their daring expedition, relentlessly pushing their limits.

After days of strenuous ascent, the moment of triumph arrived on July 18th at 11:40 AM when the team conquered the majestic summit of Mount Kun. However, the accomplishment did not end there. Displaying an extraordinary blend of physical and spiritual prowess, the mountaineers performed Yoga at an astonishing altitude of 7,077 meters, setting a new record for the highest altitude at which Yoga has ever been practiced.

This remarkable achievement not only showcases the unwavering dedication and exceptional skills of the Indian Army's mountaineering team but also emphasizes the significance of physical well-being and spiritual practices in their daily lives.

As the nation celebrates this remarkable feat, the focus now shifts to the forthcoming expedition to Mount Nun, which stands tall at an awe-inspiring height of 7,135 meters. Undeterred by the challenges ahead, the same determined team will proceed towards Mount Nun, carrying with them the hopes and aspirations of the entire nation.

The Indian Army mountaineers' indomitable spirit and commitment to accomplishing extraordinary goals in the face of adversity have once again earned them well-deserved admiration. The entire nation eagerly awaits their next venture, extending heartfelt wishes for their success and safe passage as they continue to etch their names in the illustrious history of mountaineering.