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Jodhpur's Daughter Ties Rakhi to 3750 Soldiers in Ladakh, Completes 3100 KM Journey.
- •Parvati Jangid Suthar from Jodhpur tied Rakshasutras to 3750 soldiers across Ladakh's challenging border areas.
- •She completed a 3100-kilometer, 21-day journey, meeting Army, ITBP, and BRO personnel.
- •The 'Bharat Raksha Parv Yatra' began in Delhi with Rakshasutra tied to CDS General N. S. Raja Subramani.
- •Parvati visited Siachen Glacier, Rezang La War Memorial, and other remote posts to honor soldiers.
- •71 military units received Unit Commendation Certificates, and 99 senior officers were honored with 'Rashtriya Yoddha Seva Samman'.
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The "Secure Borders-Capable India, 35th Bharat Raksha Parv Yatra-2026" was a 21-day, 3,100-kilometer journey through Ladakh's border areas led by Parvati Jangid Suthar to honor soldiers. It began on August 28, 2026, in Delhi after tying a Rakshasutra on Chief of Defence Staff General N. S. Raja Subramani, and concluded at the Kargil War Memorial in Dras.
During her 21-day journey across the challenging border regions of Ladakh, Parvati Jangid Suthar personally tied self-made Rakshasutras on the wrists of approximately 3,750 soldiers from the Army, ITBP, and BRO.
The 21-day campaign concluded at the historic Kargil War Memorial in Dras, where she laid wreaths to honor the immortal martyrs. The journey also included emotional stops at the Rezang La War Memorial and forward posts of the Siachen Glacier.
