GoC Lt Gen Pendharkar graces mega Ex-Servicemen Rally in Kohima
Red Shield Division under SpearCorps organised a Mega Ex-Servicemen (ESM) Rally at Kisama, Kohima, Nagaland, bringing together over 1,000 veterans, Veer Naris, and their families.
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The event celebrated the contributions and sacrifices of ex-servicemen and provided a platform for recognition, camaraderie, and community engagement.
Lt Gen Pendharkar at Ex-Servicemen Rally in Kohima
The rally was graced by Hon’ble Governor of Nagaland, Shri Nand Kishore Yadav, and Lt Gen Abhijit S. Pendharkar, GOC SpearCorps, who jointly honoured the veterans for their dedicated service to the nation. During the ceremony, awards and citations were presented to distinguished ex-servicemen and Veer Naris, acknowledging their valor, commitment, and continued service to society.
The event featured speeches highlighting the critical role of veterans in nation-building, interactive sessions for sharing experiences, and cultural programmes showcasing the rich heritage of Nagaland. Families of ex-servicemen also participated, fostering a sense of community and solidarity.
Officials emphasized that such gatherings strengthen the bond between serving forces, veterans, and local communities, while also ensuring that the contributions of those who served the nation are publicly recognized and celebrated. The Mega ESM Rally reinforced SpearCorps’ commitment to the welfare, respect, and engagement of ex-servicemen and their families across the region.
Goc Spear Corps flags in National Integration tour
Assam Rifles under Spear Corps organised a National Integration Tour for students from Bhandari, Wokha district, Nagaland, under OperationSadbhavana, aimed at fostering national unity, cultural awareness, and educational exposure.
The tour commenced with a flag-in ceremony at Rangapahar Military Station, where Lt Gen Abhijit S. Pendharkar, GOC SpearCorps, formally flagged in the students and addressed them on the importance of national integration, social harmony, and the role of youth in nation-building.
During the tour, the students visited key cities including Guwahati and Kolkata, where they explored prominent educational institutions, historical landmarks, and cultural centres. The itinerary included interactive sessions with educators and cultural experts, providing students with insights into the academic, social, and cultural fabric of different regions of India.
AR conducts Burmese language field training in Manipur
The premier central force Assam Rifles organised a practical training visit for 47 students enrolled in the Burmese Language Course to the villages of Chongjang and T Minou in #Manipur. The initiative aimed to provide immersive, real-time learning experiences that go beyond classroom instruction.
During the visit, participants had the opportunity to interact directly with Burmese refugees residing in these areas.
This exposure allowed the students to practice conversational skills, understand local dialect nuances, and gain insights into cultural practices, traditions, and day-to-day life in Burmese communities.
The hands-on experience is part of Assam Rifles’ broader effort to enhance operational readiness, cultural awareness, and language proficiency among personnel who may be deployed in border and cross-cultural settings. The training included field exercises, dialogue sessions with residents, and observations of community routines, enabling the students to connect linguistic knowledge with practical application.
Officials noted that such immersive programs are crucial for developing linguistic competence, improving communication skills in real-world scenarios, and fostering stronger ties with communities along India’s northeastern borders.
The exercise reflects Assam Rifles’ commitment to comprehensive training that integrates language learning with cultural understanding, preparing personnel for diverse operational environments while promoting cross-border engagement.
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