ARMY COMMANDER, SOUTH WESTERN COMMAND FELICITATES MERITORIOUS STUDENTS

In a solemn ceremony held at the historic Nagi War Memorial Lt Gen Manjinder Singh, Army Commander South Western Command felicitated 46 meritorious students with the prestigious Atul Maheshwari Scholarship, awarded in collaboration with the Amar Ujala Foundation.

A key highlight of occasion was the inauguration of majestic 72-foot-high National Flag, installed by the Flag Foundation of India. The flag is standing tall at the memorial site as a towering emblem of unity, pride and sacrifice.

Army Commander extended heartfelt appreciation to the students and their families; applauded their determination to pursue education despite adversity. Praising the young achievers, he said that these young achievers represent the bright future of our nation. Their success is a testament to the power of hard work and perseverance.

He further commended the Amar Ujala Foundation for empowering students from underprivileged backgrounds, stating that the scholarship not only provided financial aid but also inspires confidence and instils a sense of purpose, encouraging youth to be the role models in society.

Reflecting on the historic significance of Nagi, Lt Gen Manjinder Singh paid homage to the Indian soldiers who bravely repelled a surprise intrusion shortly after the 1971 Indo-Pak War. The bravery of our soldiers is forever etched into the soil of Nagi, he said. The ceremony also aimed to instill a spirit of patriotism, discipline, and aspiration among the youth.

The Sapta Shakti Command reaffirms its commitment to youth development, nation building and outreach in border areas as an active stride towards realising India’s Vision@2047.