Unforgetable Kargil Vijay Divas Remembering Our Jawans Who Gave Their Life Fo The Country - C

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00:00For many in our country, this place, the Kargil War Memorial Address, is a place of pilgrimage.
00:09This is not a tourist spot.
00:11They actually come here and pay their respects to the fallen gods, to the fallen braves.
00:18Because it is said, how can man die better than facing fearful lords for the ashes of
00:24his fathers and the temples of his gods.
00:27And I caught up with the families of some of the braves of the Kargil War.
00:32For them, this truly is a place of pilgrimage that they return to again and again to feel
00:39close to the fallen braves.
00:43You decided that, one, you will become a doctor, and two, you will bring out the valor of our
00:50braves.
00:51Yeah.
00:52The first, my becoming a doctor was more or less something that I thought that my father
00:56always wanted because I grew up hearing from him and being told how much he looked forward
01:01to me being a doctor.
01:02And since he was so involved in my studies, I don't think I gave anything else, another
01:08thought after we lost him.
01:11But after I grew up, writing always was a great area of interest.
01:15The ambition really is to be able to tell all these stories of the brave hearts that,
01:21you know, there are two things.
01:23One is that not everybody is able to tell their own story.
01:27And the other thing is, due to someone else, everyone may not be very comfortable with
01:30placing that kind of faith.
01:32So as people who have, you know, say, whether you want to call it an interest or some kind
01:38of, you know, expertise in writing, I think like as brave hearts families and people who
01:44understand that pain, if we won't, who would?
01:49Actually, and when we talk about that pain, you'd written an article, Deeksha, about your
01:55father and his supreme sacrifice there in Kargil.
01:59And it pained you, but it pained you in more ways than one.
02:03Yeah.
02:04So the first time I wrote about my father was in 2015, which was 16 years after we had
02:09lost him.
02:10And I always say, everyone asks me that, you know, how difficult was it and how?
02:16And I always say that, you know, I think the sense of pride had taken over the sense of
02:21loss by then that I could write that article.
02:23It was the first time that I went and I, you know, did the research and I spoke with
02:27his fellow soldiers to ask, you know, what happened to daddy?
02:30We only hear stories, we had never figured out how did it happen really, right?
02:37And so spend time there.
02:39But I think that story of him led me to my first book called Letters from Kargil.
02:45And that is when I found out that it's so difficult to reach people.
02:50You know, soldiers, families, soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice to reach them and
02:55get their letters and journal entries because they didn't preserve it.
02:59And I think that was the moment when I realized it's so important for us to take that initiative
03:03and go to those families, wherever they may be, to tell their stories, because they will
03:08put their faith in us.
03:10Because I think it's a community of people who have given their loved ones for this motherland.

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