The Indian Army’s Fire and Fury Corps, based in Leh, commemorated its 26th Raising Day, honoring soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in military operations in Ladakh. Established post-Operation Vijay in 1999, the Corps plays a vital role in securing India’s Northern and Western Borders and promoting regional development. It operates in a challenging terrain, managing sensitive frontiers along the Line of Control with Pakistan and the Line of Actual Control with China. This strategic formation is crucial for India’s national security and reinforces its commitment to safeguarding sovereignty in a complex geopolitical landscape.