Gorkha soldiers are members of the Gorkha regiments in the Indian and British armies, known for their bravery and exceptional fighting skills. They originate from the Gorkhaland region in Nepal and have a rich history of military service dating back to the early 19th century. Gorkhas are recognized for their discipline, loyalty, and the use of traditional weapons like the khukuri, a curved knife that symbolizes their heritage. These soldiers have played significant roles in various conflicts, including both World Wars and modern peacekeeping missions. Their reputation for courage has earned them numerous awards and honors, making them a respected and integral part of military history in both India and Britain.