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Arunachal to Build Memorial for 1962 War Hero Neelam Tebi, Rs 5 Crore Earmarked

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The state government of Arunachal Pradesh has set aside Rs 5 crore to build a memorial honouring Neelam Tebi, an Assam Rifles soldier who died during the 1962 India-China war. Personnel from the Indian Army's 19th Battalion of the JAT Regiment and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police joined local villagers to pay tribute to him. The gathering underscored the continuing recognition of soldiers who fought in the conflict. The memorial is intended to preserve the memory of Tebi's sacrifice in the region.

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