This Republic Day, join JK Paper & Curly Tales for a heartfelt and emotional journey to URI —one of India’s most strategic and yet lesser-known border regions. There’s something magical about handwritten letters—especially when they’re penned on JK Paper, the sustainable Paper of the Nation. When @jkpaperindia5578 and Curly Tales visited URI, they brought more than just letters—they brought heartfelt stories, emotions, and a shared commitment to sustainability. In this special episode, we hand over handwritten letters, written on sustainable @jkpaperindia5578 from families across India to the brave soldiers who guard our borders. URI is more than just the site of the 2016 Surgical Strike that made history. It’s a place of stunning beauty and immense resilience, nestled between towering peaks and the peaceful Jhelum River. Known as the Gateway to Kashmir, it holds untold stories, sacrifices, and secrets that often go unnoticed. Kamiya meets the locals, handovers heartfelt letters to the jawans, and experiences life in one of India’s most crucial defence outposts. She visits the iconic Kaman Post, where soldiers stand firm in their duty, walks along the LOC’s wire fencing, shares a meal with the jawans, and observes their martial arts and firing practice. She also pays tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in the URI attack. But the story doesn’t end there. The Indian Army in URI goes beyond protecting the land—they actively shape the future by running the Naujawan Club and teaching the youth skills like stitching, computer literacy, and more. They even operate a community radio station, fostering growth and unity in this remote region of Kashmir. This video isn’t just about visiting a border town—it’s an emotional deep dive into the heart of India’s defence, hhonouringthe sacrifices of the soldiers and the communities that stand with them. Their resilience is the true strength of India. Watch as Kamiya uncovers the untold stories of URI, meets its incredible people, and witnesses the emotional moment as the jawans receive letters from their loved ones. This Republic Day let’s salute our heroes and the journeys they undertake.