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Time of India
4 hours ago
- Time of India
IAF chief meets family of Op Sindoor martyr
Jhunjhunu: Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh Tuesday visited the home of Sergeant Surendra Moga, who was martyred in Operation Sindoor on May 10, and met with his wife, mother, and children in Mehradasi village in Jhunjhunu district. The Air Chief Marshal arrived at the Jhunjhunu airstrip around 3pm on a special military aircraft, where he was welcomed by Air Force officers. He travelled by road to the ancestral home of the martyr in Mehradasi. There, he met with the martyr's mother, wife, and children to express his condolences. He honoured the bravery and supreme sacrifice of Sergeant Moga in service to the nation, stating that his martyrdom was a matter of pride for the country and that his name would always be remembered. The Air Chief Marshal assured the family that the IAF stands with them at all times and will provide all possible assistance. He also blessed the children and wished them a bright future. The tribute event was attended by local representatives, villagers, and several military officers. The village resonated with slogans of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' and 'Long Live the Martyr' in honour of the fallen hero. Stay updated with the latest local news from your city on Times of India (TOI). Check upcoming bank holidays , public holidays , and current gold rates and silver prices in your area.
Time of India
11 hours ago
- Time of India
Army showcases Operation Sindoor's success at outreach programme in Arunachal's border areas
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel The Indian Army 's success in Operation Sindoor took centre stage at an outreach programme at Tuting in Arunachal Pradesh 's Upper Siang district on by the Spear Corps under the 'Seemaon ke Rakshak, Gaon ke Saathi' initiative, the two-day programme was a part of the Army's ongoing efforts to connect remote border areas with the national mainstream, a statement programme sought to strengthen civil-military cooperation while instilling the ideals of patriotism in the border community, it event, which started on Monday, featured a series of community-focused activities for students, youth, women, veterans, and entrepreneurs, it weapons and equipment were displayed as part of the programme. Young participants were encouraged to consider careers in the armed forces, it was provided on local economic opportunities in crops, spices, and bamboo-based programme concluded with the felicitation of veterans and community leaders for their contributions to regional development, the statement said.
Economic Times
11 hours ago
- Economic Times
Army showcases Operation Sindoor's success at outreach programme in Arunachal's border areas
Synopsis The Indian Army highlighted Operation Sindoor's success at an outreach event in Tuting, Arunachal Pradesh. Spear Corps organized the programme under 'Seemaon ke Rakshak, Gaon ke Saathi'. The initiative aimed to connect remote areas and boost civil-military cooperation. Activities included displays of weapons, career guidance, and information on local industries. Veterans and community leaders were also felicitated for their contributions. Agencies The Indian Army's success in Operation Sindoor took centre stage at an outreach programme at Tuting in Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Siang district on Tuesday. Organised by the Spear Corps under the 'Seemaon ke Rakshak, Gaon ke Saathi' initiative, the two-day programme was a part of the Army's ongoing efforts to connect remote border areas with the national mainstream, a statement said. The programme sought to strengthen civil-military cooperation while instilling the ideals of patriotism in the border community, it event, which started on Monday, featured a series of community-focused activities for students, youth, women, veterans, and entrepreneurs, it weapons and equipment were displayed as part of the programme. Young participants were encouraged to consider careers in the armed forces, it added. Information was provided on local economic opportunities in crops, spices, and bamboo-based programme concluded with the felicitation of veterans and community leaders for their contributions to regional development, the statement said.
