Arunachal Pradesh, Oct 28: Spear Corps of the Indian Army marked Infantry Day with a series of inspiring events that celebrated the courage, sacrifice, and unyielding spirit of the infantrymen who form the backbone of India’s defence forces.

The Corps organised a Veteran Outreach Programme at Along in Arunachal Pradesh, honouring veterans, Veer Naris, and dependents for their enduring contributions and sacrifices in service to the nation. The event served as a heartfelt tribute to those who have upheld the Army’s ethos of duty, honour, and valour across generations.
Adding to the celebrations, an Infantry Adventure Run was held, drawing enthusiastic participation from soldiers, veterans, and civilians alike. The event symbolized endurance, unity, and pride—qualities that define the Indian Infantry’s legacy of service under the most challenging conditions.
Through these initiatives, Spear Corps reaffirmed its commitment to fostering camaraderie among serving and retired personnel while strengthening the bond between the Army and the local community.
Infantry Day, celebrated annually on October 27, commemorates the landing of Indian troops in Srinagar in 1947—a decisive moment that safeguarded Jammu and Kashmir and underscored the bravery and resolve of India’s infantry soldiers.