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If you have realised that the contents of this stub are identical to this article, you are right. However, this article will be expanded to include the orbat, details of the failed and successful assaults, the stupendous task of improving Zoji track in the dark and snow by the Madras Sappers under enemy fire and the details of breakthrough and pursuit, adequately referenced. This will be done with in the next month definitely. AshLin ( talk) 16:32, 4 August 2010 (UTC) reply