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Mortal remains of Army soldiers killed in Anantnag reach their homes in Punjab, Haryana - Vimarsana News

Mortal remains of Army soldiers killed in Anantnag reach their homes in Punjab, Haryana

Major Dhonchak's remains were taken to his native place Binjhol in Haryana's Panipat while Col Singh's remains were taken to his residence in Punjab's Mohali. 

Security forces encircle 2 terrorists that killed Army officers, J&K DSP | India News - Vimarsana News

Security forces encircle 2 terrorists that killed Army officers, J&K DSP | India News

India News: Two terrorists responsible for the killing of two Army officers and a J&K police DSP were engaged by security forces in a seek-and-kill operation in t

'Jai Hind Papa': 6-yr-old son in uniform offers last salute to Col Manpreet - Vimarsana News

'Jai Hind Papa': 6-yr-old son in uniform offers last salute to Col Manpreet

Kabir was seen clinging to the tricolour-wrapped coffin of his father. He bowed before his father's body just before cremation.

Source: rediff.com
Thousands join Maj Dhonchak's last rites in Panipat - Vimarsana News

Thousands join Maj Dhonchak's last rites in Panipat

The mortal remains of Major Ashish Dhonchak, who died fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir, were consigned to the flames on Friday with full military honours at his native village in Panipat as thousands of mourners joined the grieving family and officers for his final journey.

Source: rediff.com
Colonel Manpreet Singh's remains cremated with full military honours, top Army officials, Punjab Governor pay respects - Vimarsana News

Colonel Manpreet Singh's remains cremated with full military honours, top Army officials, Punjab Governor pay respects

The six-year-old son of Colonel Singh along with Sandeep Singh, the younger brother of the deceased, lit the funeral pyre.