Rajnath opens Indian war memorial in Korea
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated an Indian war memorial in Seoul to honor Indian soldiers' contributions during the Korean War's 75th anniversary. The memorial pays tribute to the 60 Para Field Ambulance of the Indian Army, which provided medical assistance during the conflict. This event highlights the enduring legacy of India's role in peace and humanitarian efforts on the Korean Peninsula.
- ▪Rajnath Singh and South Korean minister Kwon Oh-eul inaugurated the Indian war memorial at Imjingak Park in Seoul.
- ▪The memorial honors the contributions of the 60 Para Field Ambulance, which treated over 2,22,000 patients during the Korean War.
- ▪India's contribution to peace and humanitarian assistance in Korea is recognized as a foundation for the India-Republic of Korea special strategic partnership.
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Rajnath opens Indian war memorial in KoreaDefence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated an Indian war memorial in Seoul, honoring Indian soldiers' contributions during the Korean War's 75th anniversary.Published on: May 22, 2026 6:54 AM ISTBy Rahul SinghShare viaCopy link NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh and South Korean minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs Kwon Oh-eul on Thursday inaugurated the Indian war memorial at Imjingak Park in Seoul — the monument built as part of commemorative events marking the 75th anniversary of the Korean War.Rajnath opens Indian war memorial in KoreaThe development highlighted the role of Indian soldiers during and after the three-year war.“The memorial stands as a tribute to the courage, sacrifice and humanitarian service rendered by the 60 Para…
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