In order to honor the selfless service and sacrifices of India’s veterans, the Tawang Brigade prepared a special program at the Tawang War Memorial on Armed Forces Veterans’ Day, which was honored with solemnity and gratitude in Tawang. Participating in the occasion were notable veterans and Veer Naris, demonstrating the enduring bond between the Indian Army and its veterans. Brigadier Bhupal Singh, SM, and the most senior veteran Koncho Dorjee Lama honored the martyrs who gave their lives for the nation at a wreath-laying ceremony that kicked off the festivities. Veterans were then able to share motivational tales from their military adventures during an interactive session.A NAMAN Registration Counter was established to improve veteran welfare by providing immediate assistance to address the complaints and issues of former service members. As a sign of the Army’s continued commitment to their welfare, each veteran received personalized treatment. Veterans who have made noteworthy contributions to society after retirement were honored at a ceremony presided over by the Commander of the Tawang Brigade. An Army Band performance and a blend of patriotic music by local musicians and Army musicians enhanced the festive mood of the occasion. The veterans reflected on the important legacy of Major Bob Khathing, who played a crucial role in the peaceful integration and advancement of Arunachal Pradesh’s frontier regions, as they visited the Legendary Major Bob Khathing Museum to cap off the day.
