India Naga Hills General Service 1960 Copper Nickel Medal #1

Description

Commemorate a pivotal moment in Indian military history with this 1960 Copper Nickel General Service Medal featuring the rare "Naga Hills" clasp. Instituted on January 26, 1960, this distinguished decoration honors the bravery of Indian armed forces personnel who served a minimum of 180 days during counterinsurgency operations in the Naga Hills and Tuensang region from April 1955 onwards. Struck in durable copper nickel, this medal represents an important chapter in India's post-independence struggle and remains a sought-after piece among military history enthusiasts and medal collectors. The "Naga Hills" clasp is particularly desirable due to limited distribution and historical significance. This collectible offers both numismatic value and compelling historical narrative, making it an excellent addition to any military memorabilia or Indian history collection. A tangible connection to mid-20th century Indian military heritage.