India, Sept. 13 -- Point 4875 in the Mashkoh LoC sector is where Capt Vikram Batra laid down his life and was awarded the Param Vir Chakra for the Kargil War. Point 4875 (15,994 feet) was later christened 'Batra Top' in his honour after initially being named 'Gun Hill' to enshrine the battle-winning role of the Regiment of Artillery. It is here that Batra's spirit abides and small flowers of the high altitudes blossom in summer to lay a floral wreath for him and bravehearts of 13 JAK Rifles, 17 Jat and 2 Naga, who fought for the Point 4875 Complex. The Infantry was backed by the shock, firepower and destruction unleashed upon the enemy by the 'topkhana'. September 9, 2026, would have marked the 52nd birth anniversary of Batra. To commemorate the event, his twin brother, Vishal, and the gallant RMO of 13 JAK RIF during the war, Col Rajesh Adhau, SM (G), climbed 12 km to Batra Top on Wednesday along with troops of the 8 Mahar where the spirit of the twins united once again. They celebrated there with chocolate cake slices and chips. The twins last celebrated their birthday together in 1995. Amid the rock crevices of Batra Top, slink shy alpine skinks - a wonderment to life's existence in such hostile natural environments. Batra has done his duty but Infantry still maintains an exhausting, lonely vigilance and battles natural extremities on the Kargil LoC. For soldiers, the alpine flowers are tiny specks but symbols of life and resilience in the barren mountains....