Meghalaya: First Batch Of 44 Agniveers Pass Out Of Assam Regimental Centre To Serve The Nation

The 44 Agniveers who passed out today will be serving in the Assam Regiment Units at various locations spread across the country.

First batch of 44 recruits passed out of the Assam Regimental Centre, Shillong on Saturday.

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Guwahati: The Assam Regimental Centre of the Indian Army on Saturday organised a passing out parade for the first batch of Agniveers in Meghalaya’s Shillong. Altogether 44 Agniveers were inducted into the Indian Army in a scintillating ceremony organised at the Parsons Parade Ground in the state capital. The parade was reviewed by the commandant of the Assam Regimental Centre, Brigadier Dinesh Chandra Singh Kanyal. The ceremonial passing out parade marked the completion of the training schedule of the Agniveers. 

#IndianArmy #Agniveer first batch of 44 recruits passed out of the Assam Regimental Centre, #Shillong in an outstanding parade held to mark the completion of their training and transition from enthusiastic recruits to valiant soldiers. The parade was reviewed by Brigadier Dinesh… pic.twitter.com/J1Vra2IFyh

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The Agniveers will be serving in the Assam Regiment Units at various locations spread across the country.

The new recruits were congratulated by Brigadier Kanyal for their immaculate standards who exhorted them to strive for perfection and be steadfast in their pursuit of excellence.

Swaying to the tune of the regimental song, the Agniveers erupted in joy to mark a successful transition from enthusiastic recruits to valiant soldiers.

Parents of the Agniveers, who felt honoured to send their sons to serve the nation, attended the ceremony.

Besides Shillong, the first batch of 704 Agniveers from two regiments on Saturday passed out in Jharkhand's Ramgarh district, said an official statement.  

These include 520 Agniveers from the Sikh Regiment and 184 from the Punjab Regiment who passed out in two different parade ceremonies in the garrison town of Ramgarh.

Brigadier Sanjay Chandra Kandpal, commandant of Punjab Regimental Centre urged them to uphold over one and half-century old tradition of winning battles of the regiment.

The writer is a senior independent journalist covering the Northeast.

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