Tashi Namgyal, a local Shepherd from Gharkon, near Kargil, while looking for his Yak, saw six men clearing the snow while breaking stones. When Tashi got a closer look at the men, ...

Tashi Namgyal, a Ladakhi shepherd, who alerted the local army unit about suspicious activity in May 1999 died on Friday. Namgyal was the first to warn the Indian Army about intrusion by the ...

Tashi Namgyal, the Ladakhi shepherd who alerted the Indian Army about Pakistan's infiltration during the 1999 Kargil War, passed away at 58, leaving behind a legacy of courage and patriotism.

Shree Tashi Namgyal is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter. The post further added The army shall remain indebted to his contribution to the nation, ...

Without Tashi Namgyal's alert, the Indian Army would have been unaware that Pakistani troops had set up base in Kargil. The Kargil War was fought for more than 60 days and ended on July 26, ...

Tashi Namgyal, now 52, has vivid memories of that day in early May, when he accidently chanced upon six camouflaged Pakistani soldiers while searching for his missing yak on the outskirts of his ...

Tashi Namgyal, the organizer of the Tibet vigil, said he was unaware until Wednesday morning that the war protest was taking place. “After arriving here, it looks like this was a good idea ...