Answer: To secure the Siachen Glacier
Notes: The Indian Army marked 40 years since 'Operation Meghdoot,' securing the Siachen Glacier, vital for its strategic location in Northern Ladakh. Launched in 1984, it responded to Pakistan's territorial claims, establishing India's presence at the world's highest battlefield. Led by Lieutenant Generals Chibber and Hoon, along with Major General Sharma, the operation showcased remarkable coordination between the Army and Air Force, resulting in India gaining control of Siachen Glacier.
