Family of IAF Corporal Killed in Pahalgam Attack Prepares Memorial Ahead of Anniversary
The family of Indian Air Force Corporal Tage Hailyang is preparing a memorial in Arunachal Pradesh to honor his sacrifice ahead of the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack. Hailyang, a 30-year-old serviceman stationed in Srinagar, was killed on April 22, 2025, when terrorists opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, resulting in 26 deaths. He was on holiday with his wife, Charo Kamhua, whom he had married just four months prior. The memorial, located near their village of Tajang in the Lower Subansiri district, features a bronze statue and detailed accounts of his life to ensure public awareness of his story. His elder brother, Tage Taka, emphasized the importance of keeping his memory alive and helping their grieving parents cope with the loss. Another brother, serving in the Army, has returned to assist with preparations. The family aims to transform their tragedy into a tribute, focusing on honoring Hailyang’s legacy while supporting their elderly parents, who continue to struggle with the emotional wounds of the incident.
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Family of IAF Corporal Killed in Pahalgam Attack Prepares Memorial Ahead of Anniversary
The family of Indian Air Force Corporal Tage Hailyang is preparing a memorial in Arunachal Pradesh to honor his sacrifice ahead of the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack. Hailyang, a 30-year-old serviceman stationed in Srinagar, was killed on April 22, 2025, when terrorists opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, resulting in 26 deaths. He was on holiday with his wife, Charo Kamhua, whom he had married just four months prior. The memorial, located near their village of Tajang in the Lower Subansiri district, features a bronze statue and detailed accounts of his life to ensure public awareness of his story. His elder brother, Tage Taka, emphasized the importance of keeping his memory alive and helping their grieving parents cope with the loss. Another brother, serving in the Army, has returned to assist with preparations. The family aims to transform their tragedy into a tribute, focusing on honoring Hailyang’s legacy while supporting their elderly parents, who continue to struggle with the emotional wounds of the incident.
The Indian Express