
Churachandpur,, Jan 15: In a heartfelt tribute to the nation’s guardians, Assam Rifles celebrated Armed Forces Veterans Day at its Sector Headquarters in Churachandpur, honoring the dedication, service, and sacrifices of military veterans across India.
Armed Forces Veterans Day, observed annually on January 14, commemorates the formal retirement of Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa, OBE, the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, who retired on this day in 1953. The day serves as an occasion to recognize and honor veterans for their lifelong commitment to the country.
The event in Manipur saw enthusiastic participation from 144 veterans representing various services. Among them, 35 were from Assam Rifles, 44 from the Indian Army, 39 from the Border Security Force (BSF), and 26 from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The gathering reflected the spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect among retired personnel from different arms of the nation’s security forces.
Ceremonial proceedings included speeches highlighting the contributions of veterans, sharing inspiring experiences from their service, and emphasizing the importance of preserving the legacy and values instilled by military service. Senior officers of Assam Rifles lauded the veterans for their unwavering dedication, courage, and role in safeguarding the nation.
The event also provided a platform for interaction between serving and retired personnel, reinforcing bonds of brotherhood and fostering a sense of continuity in the armed forces’ ethos of discipline, service, and sacrifice. Veterans expressed pride in their service and gratitude for the recognition, noting that such observances motivate current personnel and inspire the younger generation to uphold the honor of the uniform.
Through this celebration, Assam Rifles reaffirmed its commitment to honor, support, and celebrate the contributions of veterans while promoting a culture of respect and remembrance for those who have safeguarded the nation throughout their careers.
Churachandpur,, Jan 15: In a heartfelt tribute to the nation’s guardians, Assam Rifles celebrated Armed Forces Veterans Day at its Sector Headquarters in Churachandpur, honoring the dedication, service, and sacrifices of military veterans across India.
Armed Forces Veterans Day, observed annually on January 14, commemorates the formal retirement of Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa, OBE, the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, who retired on this day in 1953. The day serves as an occasion to recognize and honor veterans for their lifelong commitment to the country.
The event in Manipur saw enthusiastic participation from 144 veterans representing various services. Among them, 35 were from Assam Rifles, 44 from the Indian Army, 39 from the Border Security Force (BSF), and 26 from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The gathering reflected the spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect among retired personnel from different arms of the nation’s security forces.
Ceremonial proceedings included speeches highlighting the contributions of veterans, sharing inspiring experiences from their service, and emphasizing the importance of preserving the legacy and values instilled by military service. Senior officers of Assam Rifles lauded the veterans for their unwavering dedication, courage, and role in safeguarding the nation.
The event also provided a platform for interaction between serving and retired personnel, reinforcing bonds of brotherhood and fostering a sense of continuity in the armed forces’ ethos of discipline, service, and sacrifice. Veterans expressed pride in their service and gratitude for the recognition, noting that such observances motivate current personnel and inspire the younger generation to uphold the honor of the uniform.
Through this celebration, Assam Rifles reaffirmed its commitment to honor, support, and celebrate the contributions of veterans while promoting a culture of respect and remembrance for those who have safeguarded the nation throughout their careers.
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