The document summarizes key details about India's victory over Pakistani troops in the 1999 Kargil War, which occurred when Pakistani soldiers infiltrated the Kargil district of Kashmir. The war lasted over 60 days as Indian soldiers fought to regain control of high outposts in the region that had been left unoccupied. While both sides suffered losses of life, on July 26, 1999 India was successfully able to take command of the contested high outposts, claiming victory over the Pakistani troops in the conflict.

1. Know How Our Heroes Got
Victory Over Pakistani Troops
(Tribute To Indian Army)

2. Almost 17 Years have passed now when
Indian soldiers claimed a victory over Pakistani
who tried to infiltrate into India through Kargil
district of Kashmir.

3. The Kargil war
was fought for
more than 60 days

4. Pakistani Lieutenant general Shahid Aziz, and
then head of ISI analysis wing, has confirmed
there were no mujahideen but only regular
Pakistan Army soldiers who took part in the
Kargil War

5. It is one of the very few instances of direct,
conventional warfare between nuclear states.

6. Kargil was targeted partly because of several
unoccupied military positions.

7. The war resulted in the loss of life on both sides

8. On this day, 26 July 1999, India successfully took
command of the high outpost.

9. A Quick View
India Pakistan
Ved Prakash Malik Pervez Musharraf
30,000 (Strength in numbers) 5,000 (Strength in numbers)
527 killed 357–453 killed
1,363 wounded[ 665+ wounded
1 fighter jet shot down
1 fighter jet crashed
1 helicopter shot down

10. Source
Newsworldindia.in
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