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NASA Wallops Island Update — Dec 4, 2025 • LP-0A (Firefly/Antares): Workers on-site today. The truck logo suggests they were inspecting the water deluge/sound suppression system. • LC-2 (Electron): Still quiet. Waiting on the official announcement for the next Electron launch — currently set for Dec 18, window opens...

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NASA Wallops Island Update — Dec 3, 2025 • LP-0A (Firefly / Antares): No workers seen today. The boom lift that was positioned in the back is now lowered and gone. • LC-2 (Electron): Quiet on-site, but we now have a local mariner’s notice confirming a launch window opening Dec 18 at 7:45 PM. Night launches from Wallops are the best. • LC-3 (Neutron): Workers spotted going in and out of the umbilical areas and moving around the center of the pad. • Caught some video — and at around the 30-second mark, there’s another friendly wave from a fan working out there. • As always, Wallops stays active, and I’m looking forward to the updates and launches ahead. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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NASA Wallops Island Update — Dec 3, 2025 • LP-0A (Firefly / Antares): No workers seen today. The boom lift that was positioned in the back is now lowered and gone. • LC-2 (Electron): Quiet on-site, but we now have a local mariner’s notice confirming a launch window opening Dec 18 at 7:45 PM. Night launches from Wallops are the best. • LC-3 (Neutron): Workers spotted going in and out of the umbilical areas and moving around the center of the pad. • Caught some video — and at around the 30-second mark, there’s another friendly wave from a fan working out there. • As always, Wallops stays active, and I’m looking forward to the updates and launches ahead. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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NASA Wallops Island Update — Dec 22, 2025 • LP-0A (Antares / Firefly): Very quiet today — not much visible work. • LC-2 (Electron): Also quiet from what we can see. • LC-3 (Neutron): Some solid activity despite the holidays. • A boom lift was raised nearly to the top of the Second Stage test stand, with workers moving around the structure. • Another boom lift was up on the right side near the light poles — possibly installing cameras or additional lighting. • Even this close to the holidays, Rocket Lab isn’t slowing down. • Caught a short video clip of the work at the Neutron pad. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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NASA Wallops Island Update — Dec 22, 2025 • LP-0A (Antares / Firefly): Very quiet today — not much visible work. • LC-2 (Electron): Also quiet from what we can see. • LC-3 (Neutron): Some solid activity despite the holidays. • A boom lift was raised nearly to the top of the Second Stage test stand, with workers moving around the structure. • Another boom lift was up on the right side near the light poles — possibly installing cameras or additional lighting. • Even this close to the holidays, Rocket Lab isn’t slowing down. • Caught a short video clip of the work at the Neutron pad. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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NASA Wallops Island Update — Nov 21, 2025 • LP-0A: No visible activity; everything looks unchanged. • LC-2 (HASTE): The transport erector is back up again. Spotted a worker near the base — likely post-launch checks or pad testing. Hopefully we see another Electron launch before year’s end. • LC-3 (Neutron): No activity spotted today. The crane looks like it hasn’t moved since our last check — could be slowing down ahead of the holidays. • Causeway: Crews were driving new pilings again today; grabbed a short video of the work. 4K Videos Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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NASA Wallops Island Update — Nov 21, 2025 • LP-0A: No visible activity; everything looks unchanged. • LC-2 (HASTE): The transport erector is back up again. Spotted a worker near the base — likely post-launch checks or pad testing. Hopefully we see another Electron launch before year’s end. • LC-3 (Neutron): No activity spotted today. The crane looks like it hasn’t moved since our last check — could be slowing down ahead of the holidays. • Causeway: Crews were driving new pilings again today; grabbed a short video of the work. 4K Videos Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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NASA Wallops Island update — Rocket Lab Neutron Launch Complex. The second stage static fire test stand has been lifted off the pad. Crane was already rigged when I arrived this morning. About 20-30 minutes later the lift began, 9 minutes total, a controlled 180-degree swing, stand set down to the right of the pad at LC-3 / LP-0D. Notable: no transport trailer on site, no indication the stand is leaving the area. That points to further work nearby, possibly further integration, or even the addition of the Neutron second stage, which would be a significant milestone. Full lift video (4K, sped up 10x): More to come. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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NASA Wallops Island update — Rocket Lab Neutron Launch Complex. The second stage static fire test stand has been lifted off the pad. Crane was already rigged when I arrived this morning. About 20-30 minutes later the lift began, 9 minutes total, a controlled 180-degree swing, stand set down to the right of the pad at LC-3 / LP-0D. Notable: no transport trailer on site, no indication the stand is leaving the area. That points to further work nearby, possibly further integration, or even the addition of the Neutron second stage, which would be a significant milestone. Full lift video (4K, sped up 10x): More to come. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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Rocket Lab Neutron AIC update — the Hungry Hippo lift. Photos and full timelapse video. Here is how the operation went down. The Hungry Hippo was sitting on its red support stands inside Building 01. The team slid the blue transport trailer underneath it, lifted it off the stands, backed it out to the lift position, set it back down on the same stands outside, then pulled the trailer out to make room for the cranes. Then nearly six hours of rigging, harnesses attached to the open base, boom lifts positioned on both sides, every connection point checked. All that for a lift that took about 30 minutes, running right through sunset. To my knowledge building 01 does not have crane infrastructure for a vertical lift of this scale, so this appears to be the first time the Hungry Hippo has been stood up vertically at Wallops. Last time it was vertical was in New Zealand. Hopefully the next lift puts it on the interstage. Congratulations to Rocket Lab and the lift crew. Full timelapse (30x) below. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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Rocket Lab Neutron AIC update — the Hungry Hippo lift. Photos and full timelapse video. Here is how the operation went down. The Hungry Hippo was sitting on its red support stands inside Building 01. The team slid the blue transport trailer underneath it, lifted it off the stands, backed it out to the lift position, set it back down on the same stands outside, then pulled the trailer out to make room for the cranes. Then nearly six hours of rigging, harnesses attached to the open base, boom lifts positioned on both sides, every connection point checked. All that for a lift that took about 30 minutes, running right through sunset. To my knowledge building 01 does not have crane infrastructure for a vertical lift of this scale, so this appears to be the first time the Hungry Hippo has been stood up vertically at Wallops. Last time it was vertical was in New Zealand. Hopefully the next lift puts it on the interstage. Congratulations to Rocket Lab and the lift crew. Full timelapse (30x) below. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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Rocket Lab Neutron AIC — Second Stage Test Stand Move Dec 10, 2025 This morning kicked off with major excitement at the AIC. As soon as I arrived, it was clear the test stand was going to move very soon — and sure enough, everything started happening fast. • Escort vehicles rolled to the gate • The test stand began its move • The whole operation was smooth, coordinated, and safe The stand traveled down the NASA Wallops Island Causeway, crossed the bridge, and headed straight into the launch complexes. I’ll be checking the viewing spots tomorrow to see where it ended up and what progress has been made. Also had a really cool meet-up with a couple folks from Virginia Spaceport Authority — always fun connecting with people who are helping make this all happen. Things are ramping up out here. And one day… hopefully we’ll see a Neutron rocket riding on that same transport trailer, crossing the bridge just like the stand did today. That will be an epic moment. Got video of the whole move down the causeway. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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Rocket Lab Neutron AIC — Second Stage Test Stand Move Dec 10, 2025 This morning kicked off with major excitement at the AIC. As soon as I arrived, it was clear the test stand was going to move very soon — and sure enough, everything started happening fast. • Escort vehicles rolled to the gate • The test stand began its move • The whole operation was smooth, coordinated, and safe The stand traveled down the NASA Wallops Island Causeway, crossed the bridge, and headed straight into the launch complexes. I’ll be checking the viewing spots tomorrow to see where it ended up and what progress has been made. Also had a really cool meet-up with a couple folks from Virginia Spaceport Authority — always fun connecting with people who are helping make this all happen. Things are ramping up out here. And one day… hopefully we’ll see a Neutron rocket riding on that same transport trailer, crossing the bridge just like the stand did today. That will be an epic moment. Got video of the whole move down the causeway. 4K Video Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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More Cybercab action at Giga Texas on this rainy morning! We recently saw 25 on site and now they have been moved for their next use, with 15 at Crash Testing, 4 at the factory exit point and the rest being loaded up on covered transports, possibly headed out to do more Tesla Robotaxi testing ahead of the April official start of production! Others were driving around the site too! Check out this short clip of some of the activity today!
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More Cybercab action at Giga Texas on this rainy morning! We recently saw 25 on site and now they have been moved for their next use, with 15 at Crash Testing, 4 at the factory exit point and the rest being loaded up on covered transports, possibly headed out to do more Tesla Robotaxi testing ahead of the April official start of production! Others were driving around the site too! Check out this short clip of some of the activity today!

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Wallops Island update — June 3, 2026. Sloop Gut dredging, take two. Went back out today for more shots and video of the Sloop Gut dredging we reported yesterday — and caught it in action. The dredge is working the channel toward the NASA North dock, pulling wet sediment off the bottom. At the transfer area, a long-reach excavator scoops the spoil into a bin, dump trucks haul it out, and it's spread across the VSA upland farmland to dewater. You can already see the gray spoil drying on the field. Refresher: Salmons Incorporated, permit NAO-2024-02948 / VMRC #25-0521, running May 4 – October 31, 2026. A dredged Sloop Gut means reliable, tide-independent barge access to Wallops — exactly what Rocket Lab needs to move Neutron hardware onto the island. Video and shots below. Things are moving. Stay tuned. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 4k Video Here:
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Wallops Island update — June 3, 2026. Sloop Gut dredging, take two. Went back out today for more shots and video of the Sloop Gut dredging we reported yesterday — and caught it in action. The dredge is working the channel toward the NASA North dock, pulling wet sediment off the bottom. At the transfer area, a long-reach excavator scoops the spoil into a bin, dump trucks haul it out, and it's spread across the VSA upland farmland to dewater. You can already see the gray spoil drying on the field. Refresher: Salmons Incorporated, permit NAO-2024-02948 / VMRC #25-0521, running May 4 – October 31, 2026. A dredged Sloop Gut means reliable, tide-independent barge access to Wallops — exactly what Rocket Lab needs to move Neutron hardware onto the island. Video and shots below. Things are moving. Stay tuned. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 4k Video Here:

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As we wait for Flight 12 of Starship, I thought I’d share some of the images, sights and sounds around Starbase today. Nice views of the launch suite, another deluge system test, a walk around the Starfactory & views into the Gigabay which is well into construction. So, what is coming up? After midnight tonight, expect both Booster 19 and Ship 39 to depart the production site for the launch pad and then stacking the ship onto the booster ahead of a planned Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR) tomorrow. Both the Ship and Booster already have the FTS installed and the ship is loaded with the payload (20 Starlink Simulators and 2 More with reaction wheels and cameras) so if all goes well with the WDR tomorrow, they wont need to de-stack and can go right into prep for Wednesday launch attempt, which is currently planned for 20 May at 5:30 PM CST. So, the next 48 hours should have plenty of activity here at Starbase! Hoping for good luck for the Starship team!
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As we wait for Flight 12 of Starship, I thought I’d share some of the images, sights and sounds around Starbase today. Nice views of the launch suite, another deluge system test, a walk around the Starfactory & views into the Gigabay which is well into construction. So, what is coming up? After midnight tonight, expect both Booster 19 and Ship 39 to depart the production site for the launch pad and then stacking the ship onto the booster ahead of a planned Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR) tomorrow. Both the Ship and Booster already have the FTS installed and the ship is loaded with the payload (20 Starlink Simulators and 2 More with reaction wheels and cameras) so if all goes well with the WDR tomorrow, they wont need to de-stack and can go right into prep for Wednesday launch attempt, which is currently planned for 20 May at 5:30 PM CST. So, the next 48 hours should have plenty of activity here at Starbase! Hoping for good luck for the Starship team!

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The Antonov AN-124 has officially landed at NASA Wallops Flight Facility — presumably carrying Rocket Lab Neutron hardware. The aircraft traveled all the way from New Zealand, making stops in Fiji and San Bernardino, California before departing this morning for Wallops. Pictures really don’t do this thing justice. It’s a massive aircraft and was very cool to finally see in person. There was also a really nice crowd gathered at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility Visitor Center observation deck to watch the arrival. During the landing, I shot another high-speed continuous photo sequence, so I may be able to put together a video from it later. For now, I focused mostly on photos and a short video after touchdown while it rolled down the runway. The aircraft is currently parked near the end of the runway being unloaded. Definitely an exciting day out at Wallops. Thanks to all of the rocket lab community who help track this all the way to Wallops. MurrayJ jaustin175 NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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The Antonov AN-124 has officially landed at NASA Wallops Flight Facility — presumably carrying Rocket Lab Neutron hardware. The aircraft traveled all the way from New Zealand, making stops in Fiji and San Bernardino, California before departing this morning for Wallops. Pictures really don’t do this thing justice. It’s a massive aircraft and was very cool to finally see in person. There was also a really nice crowd gathered at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility Visitor Center observation deck to watch the arrival. During the landing, I shot another high-speed continuous photo sequence, so I may be able to put together a video from it later. For now, I focused mostly on photos and a short video after touchdown while it rolled down the runway. The aircraft is currently parked near the end of the runway being unloaded. Definitely an exciting day out at Wallops. Thanks to all of the rocket lab community who help track this all the way to Wallops. MurrayJ jaustin175 NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

EasternShoreSpaceflight

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>The occupation army announces that that four soldiers were wounded when they stepped on an IED, one in serious and another in moderate condition. Presumably as a result of all the explosions around Rachaf last night. >Hezbollah announced that they just targeted an occupation army vehicle in Bayada and that it was seen burning. >Hezbollah publishes extensive FPV footage of the Jalal Balat outpost and a strike on a radar system. The base looks possibly abandoned. Israeli media has reported that at least one base in the north has been evacuated, possibly more.
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>The occupation army announces that that four soldiers were wounded when they stepped on an IED, one in serious and another in moderate condition. Presumably as a result of all the explosions around Rachaf last night. >Hezbollah announced that they just targeted an occupation army vehicle in Bayada and that it was seen burning. >Hezbollah publishes extensive FPV footage of the Jalal Balat outpost and a strike on a radar system. The base looks possibly abandoned. Israeli media has reported that at least one base in the north has been evacuated, possibly more.

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Electron HASTE “VAN” — Two Cool Launch Videos Here are two clips I captured this morning from the Electron HASTE VAN mission launch: 🎥 1. Slow-Motion Launch Video: I started recording about 30 seconds before liftoff from my phone mounted on top of my camera — then got so caught up cheering the solar transit that I forgot it was recording! When I checked later, I realized I’d accidentally captured an awesome slow-motion shot of the rocket leaving the pad, crossing the Sun, disappearing, and reappearing above it. 🎥 2. Sunrise Propellant Load Time-Lapse: Arrived around 5:45 AM, just as propellant loading began. Filmed about 10 minutes and condensed it into a 1-minute clip — loved how the sky color shifted as the Sun came up behind the rocket. 4K Videos Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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Electron HASTE “VAN” — Two Cool Launch Videos Here are two clips I captured this morning from the Electron HASTE VAN mission launch: 🎥 1. Slow-Motion Launch Video: I started recording about 30 seconds before liftoff from my phone mounted on top of my camera — then got so caught up cheering the solar transit that I forgot it was recording! When I checked later, I realized I’d accidentally captured an awesome slow-motion shot of the rocket leaving the pad, crossing the Sun, disappearing, and reappearing above it. 🎥 2. Sunrise Propellant Load Time-Lapse: Arrived around 5:45 AM, just as propellant loading began. Filmed about 10 minutes and condensed it into a 1-minute clip — loved how the sky color shifted as the Sun came up behind the rocket. 4K Videos Here: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

EasternShoreSpaceflight

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GREAT NIGERIA BUILDING FIRE UPDATE 🚨 Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today paid another visit to the LIVE site of the Great Nigeria Insurance building which was engulfed in fire on the 24th December 2025. Mr Governor first visited this site on 25th December 2025, at the site today, he once again commiserated with families of the victims of the incident and also people that lost their properties. Updates according to Mr Governor: - 8 confirmed dead (5 identified, 3 unidentified), 13 rescued so far. - Information Center created at the site for any form of enquiries required (LASEMA, NEMA, LASBCA and all other agencies on ground) - The entire area remains UNSAFE for any form of activity and businesses, ONLY first responders should remain on site, market area remains closed. - First responders still working on site, should there be anyone trapped in the rubbles especially around the back of the building (in the safest possible way). - He also identified continuous recklessness by the market operation their generators on the buildings, shops built around transformers and other unsafe acts. - GNI Building will be demolished in the safest possible way including some buildings around it after review. #LagosIslandFire #GreatNigeriaHouse
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GREAT NIGERIA BUILDING FIRE UPDATE 🚨 Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu today paid another visit to the LIVE site of the Great Nigeria Insurance building which was engulfed in fire on the 24th December 2025. Mr Governor first visited this site on 25th December 2025, at the site today, he once again commiserated with families of the victims of the incident and also people that lost their properties. Updates according to Mr Governor: - 8 confirmed dead (5 identified, 3 unidentified), 13 rescued so far. - Information Center created at the site for any form of enquiries required (LASEMA, NEMA, LASBCA and all other agencies on ground) - The entire area remains UNSAFE for any form of activity and businesses, ONLY first responders should remain on site, market area remains closed. - First responders still working on site, should there be anyone trapped in the rubbles especially around the back of the building (in the safest possible way). - He also identified continuous recklessness by the market operation their generators on the buildings, shops built around transformers and other unsafe acts. - GNI Building will be demolished in the safest possible way including some buildings around it after review. #LagosIslandFire #GreatNigeriaHouse

Jubril A. Gawat

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Correction and update from earlier today — and the real story is actually better news. What I initially thought was concrete construction activity on the VSA farmland near Arbuckle Neck Road turns out to be dredge spoil operations. Sloop Gut — the tidal channel providing access to the NASA North dock at Wallops Island — is finally being dredged. This is a big deal. Rocket Lab has long cited Sloop Gut's shallow, tide-dependent access as a major logistical challenge for moving Neutron hardware by barge. The company filed a dredging application with the Virginia Marine Resources Commission specifically to address this bottleneck. Salmons Incorporated is the contractor, operating May 4 through October 31, 2026, using an excavator, material barge, and pushed boat Gail Waring on the Chincoteague Channel and Sloop Gut. The operation I witnessed today was dredge spoil — sediment from the channel bottom — being mixed with aggregate to stabilize the wet material, then transported to nearby VSA farmland for dewatering. Per VDEQ permits, approximately 55,000 cubic yards of dredge material will be spread across roughly 78 acres at 4-5 inches depth for up to 364 days. A dredged Sloop Gut means reliable, tide-independent barge access to Wallops Island. That is exactly what Rocket Lab needs for Neutron. Things are moving. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 4K Video Here:
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Correction and update from earlier today — and the real story is actually better news. What I initially thought was concrete construction activity on the VSA farmland near Arbuckle Neck Road turns out to be dredge spoil operations. Sloop Gut — the tidal channel providing access to the NASA North dock at Wallops Island — is finally being dredged. This is a big deal. Rocket Lab has long cited Sloop Gut's shallow, tide-dependent access as a major logistical challenge for moving Neutron hardware by barge. The company filed a dredging application with the Virginia Marine Resources Commission specifically to address this bottleneck. Salmons Incorporated is the contractor, operating May 4 through October 31, 2026, using an excavator, material barge, and pushed boat Gail Waring on the Chincoteague Channel and Sloop Gut. The operation I witnessed today was dredge spoil — sediment from the channel bottom — being mixed with aggregate to stabilize the wet material, then transported to nearby VSA farmland for dewatering. Per VDEQ permits, approximately 55,000 cubic yards of dredge material will be spread across roughly 78 acres at 4-5 inches depth for up to 364 days. A dredged Sloop Gut means reliable, tide-independent barge access to Wallops Island. That is exactly what Rocket Lab needs for Neutron. Things are moving. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 4K Video Here:

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Every Bharatiya should visit the #Rezangla war memorial in Ladakh at least once in their lifetime to understand and bow before the sacrifice of the bravehearts of 13 Kumaon regiment. Rezang La, a high pass in the Himalayas was the site of the last heroic stand of the 13 Kumaon,during the Indo-China War in 1962. The company was led by Maj Shaitan Singh. Today is the 61st anniversary of the epic battle. It was on the 18th November 1962 that 114 Indian soldiers of the Charlie Company of the 13 Kumaon battalion made the supreme sacrifice in the high passes of the Himalayas, but not before kiIIing more than 1500 Chinese soldiers! 18th November is commemorated as #RezanglaDay. It was the heroic last stand of the Ahir Veers of 13th Kumaon that stopped the Chinese from advancing to the Chushul Valley of Ladakh! As the battle took place at the beginning of the harsh Ladakh winter, the bodies of the Indian soldiers could be retrieved only months later. It was in February 1963 that an Indian search party found the snow-covered corpses of the Ahir Bravehearts on the battlefield, some still clinging onto their guns and others frozen to death in crouched positions! The Charlie company of 13th Kumaon continues to be the most decorated company of the Indian army. One Param Vir Chakra, eight Vir Chakras, four Sena Medals and one Mentioned-in-Dispatches were awarded to the soldiers of the Charlie Company for this truly heroic battle! These soldiers were cremated at the site where the #Rezangla war memorial stands today. The body of Major Shaitan Singh was flown to Jodhpur and cremated with full military honours. Today, as we visit the war memorial of Rezangla and look at the pictures and the memorabilia of the soldiers, we realise how under-equipped our soldiers were to fight at such high altitudes! They had canvas shoes, tin watering cans, few digging tools, and antiquated weaponry! Despite that, our soldiers fought like lions! As we stand at ground zero, where the brave soldiers of 13th Kumaon received their last rites, it is a sobering reminder that our freedom comes at a high cost! With inputs from Harpreet
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Every Bharatiya should visit the #Rezangla war memorial in Ladakh at least once in their lifetime to understand and bow before the sacrifice of the bravehearts of 13 Kumaon regiment. Rezang La, a high pass in the Himalayas was the site of the last heroic stand of the 13 Kumaon,during the Indo-China War in 1962. The company was led by Maj Shaitan Singh. Today is the 61st anniversary of the epic battle. It was on the 18th November 1962 that 114 Indian soldiers of the Charlie Company of the 13 Kumaon battalion made the supreme sacrifice in the high passes of the Himalayas, but not before kiIIing more than 1500 Chinese soldiers! 18th November is commemorated as #RezanglaDay. It was the heroic last stand of the Ahir Veers of 13th Kumaon that stopped the Chinese from advancing to the Chushul Valley of Ladakh! As the battle took place at the beginning of the harsh Ladakh winter, the bodies of the Indian soldiers could be retrieved only months later. It was in February 1963 that an Indian search party found the snow-covered corpses of the Ahir Bravehearts on the battlefield, some still clinging onto their guns and others frozen to death in crouched positions! The Charlie company of 13th Kumaon continues to be the most decorated company of the Indian army. One Param Vir Chakra, eight Vir Chakras, four Sena Medals and one Mentioned-in-Dispatches were awarded to the soldiers of the Charlie Company for this truly heroic battle! These soldiers were cremated at the site where the #Rezangla war memorial stands today. The body of Major Shaitan Singh was flown to Jodhpur and cremated with full military honours. Today, as we visit the war memorial of Rezangla and look at the pictures and the memorabilia of the soldiers, we realise how under-equipped our soldiers were to fight at such high altitudes! They had canvas shoes, tin watering cans, few digging tools, and antiquated weaponry! Despite that, our soldiers fought like lions! As we stand at ground zero, where the brave soldiers of 13th Kumaon received their last rites, it is a sobering reminder that our freedom comes at a high cost! With inputs from Harpreet

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#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao says, "An incident occured in Shabad today. A POCSO accused was granted bail even though the victim's family kept claiming that he was dangerous... The public prosecutor and the state government are responsible for this..." He further says, "... We have built the world's largest lift irrigation project, and it is built in such a way that even in the midst of a severe drought, and an El Niño kind of situation, we can still draw water from Kaleshwar... The water is being tapped at the Kannipalli Pump House, where you can lift two TMCs of water every single day, and the flood at this point is expected to go on till October. In the next 100 days, 200 TMC of water can be lifted... Only in the event of a drought-like situation will the state realise the importance of a project like Kaleshwaram..."
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#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao says, "An incident occured in Shabad today. A POCSO accused was granted bail even though the victim's family kept claiming that he was dangerous... The public prosecutor and the state government are responsible for this..." He further says, "... We have built the world's largest lift irrigation project, and it is built in such a way that even in the midst of a severe drought, and an El Niño kind of situation, we can still draw water from Kaleshwar... The water is being tapped at the Kannipalli Pump House, where you can lift two TMCs of water every single day, and the flood at this point is expected to go on till October. In the next 100 days, 200 TMC of water can be lifted... Only in the event of a drought-like situation will the state realise the importance of a project like Kaleshwaram..."

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