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Rajnath Singh Recalls Contribution of 60 Para Field Ambulance During Korean War

The memorial honors Indian troops who served in the Korean War and includes a photo exhibition, an MoU signing and a hero certificate presentation.

  • On Thursday, May 21, 2026, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated the Indian War Memorial at Imjingak Peace Park, honoring Indian soldiers who served during the 75th anniversary of the Korean War.
  • The memorial commemorates the humanitarian service of the Indian Army's 60 Para Field Ambulance and the Custodian Force of India, established near the site where the Custodian Force of India created "HIND NAGAR" in 1954.
  • Housing almost 22,000 prisoners of war until repatriation, the site holds deep historical significance; Kalpana Prasad accepted the Korean War Hero Certificate for Colonel Rangaraj during the ceremony.
  • Singh and the Republic of Korea's Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs laid wreaths and performed the Last Post, with Singh noting the memorial strengthens historic bonds between the two countries.
  • This event concluded Singh's four-day visit to Vietnam and South Korea, which included bilateral defense discussions on maritime security and industrial collaboration within the India-South Korea Special Strategic Partnership.
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Latestly broke the news on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
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