Any countryman will be filled with pride after seeing the struggle of the soldiers in the severe cold of Siachen. Breaking completely frozen eggs and tomatoes with a hammer in -50 degrees Celsius, drinking water after melting ice, these are daily exercises.
Siachen Soldiers Survive Minus Fifty Temperature: Siachen Glacier—the highest battlefield on Earth. The temperature here reaches -50 degrees Celsius, the soldiers here do not just have to deal with the cold. Rather one has to make efforts for every drop of water. Every day is no less than a test for the soldiers here. While we are all sleeping peacefully under warm quilts in air conditioned rooms, soldiers are deployed to protect the borders in the icy winds.
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Recently, a viral video has caught everyone’s attention, in which Indian soldiers deployed in Siachen are seen making arrangements to make their daily food edible. It can be seen in this video that eggs, vegetables and tomatoes have become so hard that they cannot be broken even with a hammer. There is no water to drink, the mineral water has completely frozen. It is made drinkable by melting it in fire. But lighting a fire is also so easy.
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The courage of the soldiers in these adverse circumstances is also praiseworthy, their courage shows that even in the most difficult situations, the feeling of patriotism within the soldiers does not cool down. When a soldier walks with his rifle amidst the icy rocks of Siachen, it becomes the biggest religion for him. Seeing their courage, the head of every Indian becomes proud.
Bones tremble even in vacuum packing
According to reports, the soldiers are given special vacuum packing to keep the food safe. However, sometimes the temperature drops so much that even the packed food turns into hard ice. In such situations, gas or kerosene stove is used to prepare hot water, sometimes this liquid also freezes.