Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Army Pilots Rescue Child Trapped in Jammu and Kashmir Floods
A child was stuck in floodwaters.
Two Indian Army pilots, Col Shaurya Singh and Lt Col Abhijit Singh, bravely flew a helicopter to save the child.
The pilots had to be very careful because the weather was bad, and there were wires and fast-moving water around.
They flew the helicopter really close to the water and pulled the child to safety.
The Army is known for helping people, especially during emergencies.
Indian Army pilots rescued a child trapped in flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir.
The rescue operation was conducted by Col Shaurya Singh and Lt Col Abhijit Singh.
Pilots hovered the helicopter very close to the floodwaters.
The operation was executed in challenging weather conditions.
The Army's actions are an example of selfless service.
- Who
- Col Shaurya Singh and Lt Col Abhijit Singh of the Army Aviation Corps, and a child.
- What
- A child was rescued from flash floods.
- When
- Information provided on Thursday.
- Where
- Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- To save the child's life.
- Rescue Pilots
- Col Shaurya Singh and Lt Col Abhijit Singh
- Location
- Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Type of Event
- Flash Floods
- Unit
- Army Aviation Corps
- Action
- High-risk rescue operation