Dinjan, April 6: The Dao Division under #SpearsCorps organized an engaging interaction program with students of Gyanankush Residential School, Tinsukia, at the Dinjan Military Station, as part of the “ANUBHUTI” initiative aimed at providing young minds a firsthand experience of military life.

The program offered students an immersive glimpse into the daily routines, discipline, and values upheld by the Indian Army. Cadets and officers guided the students through various activities, highlighting the principles of teamwork, resilience, and leadership that define a soldier’s life.
Participants were given an opportunity to explore military setups, including observation of drills, weapon displays, and tactical demonstrations. The interactive sessions also allowed students to engage with officers and soldiers, who shared personal experiences and insights about serving in challenging terrains and safeguarding the nation.
Emphasis was laid on instilling patriotic values, understanding the ethos of selfless service, and encouraging students to develop qualities such as perseverance, courage, and responsibility. The event also included motivational talks focusing on career opportunities in the armed forces and the importance of physical fitness, mental agility, and disciplined lifestyle.
Students actively participated in quiz sessions, team-building exercises, and other educational activities designed to strengthen problem-solving skills and confidence. The exposure provided by ANUBHUTI aims to inspire youth, broaden their perspectives, and encourage them to contribute positively to society.
School authorities appreciated the initiative, noting that such programs bridge the gap between civilian life and military service, fostering mutual understanding and respect for the sacrifices of soldiers.
The Dao Division reiterated its commitment to community engagement and youth development, highlighting that programs like ANUBHUTI not only educate students about the Army but also cultivate a sense of national pride and civic responsibility among the younger generation.