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SAPTA SHAKTI COMMAND HONOURS VEER NARIS AND STRENGTHENS EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR ARMY CHILDREN

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13 Jun 26
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SAPTA SHAKTI COMMAND HONOURS VEER NARIS AND STRENGTHENS EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR ARMY CHILDREN

Jaipur:  As part of its continued commitment towards the welfare of Veer Naris and the education of Army children, Sapta Shakti Command organised a felicitation programme at Jaipur Military Station. The event brought together Veer Naris, veterans, serving personnel and their families to recognise their invaluable contribution to the nation and to reinforce support towards their empowerment and well-being.

          The ceremony was graced by Ms Devyani Jaipuria, noted educationist and philanthropist, along with members of the Champa Devi Jaipuria Charitable Trust and veteran representatives. The event highlighted the enduring partnership between the Army and civil society in advancing educational opportunities and social welfare initiatives for the Armed Forces community.

          During the event, Mrs Barinder Jit Kaur Regional President Sapta Shakti  Army Wives Welfare Associations (AWWA) dedicated educational infrastructure and learning resources for the benefit of Army children and specially-abled students. These included a Kids Learning Play Area for ASHA School, a state-of-the-art STEAM Laboratory for Army Public School, and tablets for students. These initiatives are aimed at fostering innovation, experiential learning, digital literacy and holistic development among students.

          Speaking on the occasion, Lt Gen Manjinder Singh, Army Commander Sapta Shakti Command expressed gratitude for the support extended towards the education and development of defence children. He highlighted that initiatives such as the STEAM Lab and digital learning resources would equip students with skills required for a rapidly evolving future and contribute significantly to their academic growth.

          The programme also paid tribute to the courage, resilience and sacrifices of soldiers, veterans and Veer Naris. It reiterated the Indian Army's unwavering commitment to their welfare and empowerment, recognising that the strength of the Armed Forces is firmly rooted in the support and sacrifices of military families.

          The event concluded with a felicitation of Veer Naris and an expression of appreciation to Ms Devyani Jaipuria and the Champa Devi Jaipuria Charitable Trust for their contribution towards education, social welfare and nation-building.


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