Indian Army Braves Chilling Cold To Celebrate 74th Republic Day In Kashmir's Bandipora

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Jammu and Kashmir,  30 Jan 2023 10:00 AM GMT

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Amid freezing temperatures and snowfall, Indian Army soldiers posted in Jammu and Kashmir are geared to celebrate the 74th Republic Day. Indian soldiers celebrated Republic Day at minus 30 degrees Celsius along LoC in Gurez valley of North Kashmir's Bandipora district. For the jawans of the Indian Army, below-minus temperatures in the Kashmir Valley do not hamper their enthusiasm, and their zeal is always high, however, challenging the situation may be.