
Gaya, Sep 6: The Assam Rifles Band delivered a stirring musical performance during the Passing Out Parade at Officers Training Academy (OTA), Gaya, on September 5, adding ceremonial grandeur to the landmark occasion.
The parade was graced by Lt Gen Le Van Hoang of the Vietnam People’s Army as the Chief Guest. The presence of the senior Vietnamese military officer added significance to the ceremony, which marked the culmination of rigorous training for the officer cadets.
The Assam Rifles Band enthralled the gathering with its immaculate tunes, disciplined formations and ceremonial precision, complementing the military traditions and solemnity of the passing-out ceremony.
The parade witnessed male and female officer cadets marching with pride, discipline and precision as they formally completed their training. A defining moment of the ceremony came as the cadets crossed the legendary ‘Antim Pag’, symbolising their transition from trainees to commissioned military leaders.
The occasion marked the culmination of months of demanding physical, mental and professional training designed to prepare the cadets for the challenges of military service. Their march reflected the values of discipline, courage, leadership and commitment that form the foundation of military life.
The successful performance by the Assam Rifles Band further enhanced the ceremonial atmosphere, showcasing the force’s rich musical tradition and its role in military events.
The passing-out ceremony ultimately stood as a proud milestone for the newly trained officers, who now embark on their professional journey with the responsibility of serving the nation with honour, courage and unwavering commitment.
Gaya, Sep 6: The Assam Rifles Band delivered a stirring musical performance during the Passing Out Parade at Officers Training Academy (OTA), Gaya, on September 5, adding ceremonial grandeur to the landmark occasion.
The parade was graced by Lt Gen Le Van Hoang of the Vietnam People’s Army as the Chief Guest. The presence of the senior Vietnamese military officer added significance to the ceremony, which marked the culmination of rigorous training for the officer cadets.
The Assam Rifles Band enthralled the gathering with its immaculate tunes, disciplined formations and ceremonial precision, complementing the military traditions and solemnity of the passing-out ceremony.
The parade witnessed male and female officer cadets marching with pride, discipline and precision as they formally completed their training. A defining moment of the ceremony came as the cadets crossed the legendary ‘Antim Pag’, symbolising their transition from trainees to commissioned military leaders.
The occasion marked the culmination of months of demanding physical, mental and professional training designed to prepare the cadets for the challenges of military service. Their march reflected the values of discipline, courage, leadership and commitment that form the foundation of military life.
The successful performance by the Assam Rifles Band further enhanced the ceremonial atmosphere, showcasing the force’s rich musical tradition and its role in military events.
The passing-out ceremony ultimately stood as a proud milestone for the newly trained officers, who now embark on their professional journey with the responsibility of serving the nation with honour, courage and unwavering commitment.
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