Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon

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"Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon" is a famous patriotic Indian song, immortalized by Lata Mangeshkar’s emotional performance and closely associated with national remembrance of soldiers’ sacrifices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian song
patriotic song
associatedWith Indian Army
Lata Mangeshkar
Republic Day
surface form: Republic Day of India

Sino-Indian War
surface form: Sino-Indian War of 1962

war memorial events
commemorates Indian soldiers
Indian soldiers killed in war
composer C. Ramchandra
countryOfOrigin India
culturalSignificance iconic Indian patriotic song
symbol of national remembrance of soldiers
describes sacrifices of Indian soldiers
firstPerformanceCity New Delhi, India
surface form: New Delhi
firstPerformanceCountry India
firstPerformanceDate 1963-01-27
firstPerformanceOccasion Republic Day function in New Delhi
firstPerformer Lata Mangeshkar
firstReleased 1963
genre patriotic music
hasLyricsOpeningLine Ae mere watan ke logon
historicalContext post-1962 war national mourning in India
inspiredBy Sino-Indian War
surface form: 1962 Sino-Indian War
language Hindi
lyricalFocus grief and pride for fallen soldiers
lyricist Kavi Pradeep
mediaType song
musicBy C. Ramchandra
notableFor emotional impact on Indian public
evoking tears from Jawaharlal Nehru
oftenPerformedOn Independence Day ceremonies
Indian national days
Republic Day ceremonies
originalSinger Lata Mangeshkar
performanceStyle solo vocal
performedBefore Jawaharlal Nehru
recordedIn India
targetAudience Indian citizens
theme patriotism
tribute to soldiers
vocalPerformanceBy Lata Mangeshkar
writer Kavi Pradeep
yearOfCreation 1962

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Lata Mangeshkar notableWork Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon
Lata notableWork Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon
subject surface form: Lata Mangeshkar