They are real life superheroes says Rajnath Singh praising TMR team

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"They are real life superheroes" says Rajnath Singh praising TMR team

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has approached and congratulated the "Tiranga Mountain Rescue" group for saving the existences of the military work force from regular catastrophes like torrential slides and dust storms. The gathering occurred in the National Capital to salute the TMR group for working energetically to protect and prepare the Indian guard faculty. Each colder time of year, the TMR group visits more than 140 areas the nation over, preparing many troopers to fabricate a group that can give proficient and particular preparation and a thorough salvage emotionally supportive network the Indian Army on a drawn out premise. The group is centered around giving torrential slide salvage and preparing to Indian Army mountain create work force.

In various torrential slide inclined line areas, the TMR has sent six groups in a joint effort with the Indian Army. Three groups are positioned in Kashmir, two in Ladakh, and one in Sikkim.

Till now, the TMR group has prepared north of 20,000 safeguard powers staff and the crew of

mountain climbers who have finished different relief and salvage missions under the administration of Col. Satish Sharma (retd.).

The TMR Bravehearts crew comprises of around 20 experienced mountain dwellers (the two veterans and regular folks) who are constantly prepared via Air - Zermatt in Switzerland, the world's chief mountain and torrential slide salvage association. The preparation guarantees that the TMR team is prepared for the forthcoming missions with maximal durability. A portion of the rumored characters who went to the occasion are Director General Military Operations Lt Gen BS Raju, Vice Chief of the Army Staff Lt Gen Manoj Pande, and other senior military authorities.