
Srinagar, Oct19: Indian Army and Assam Rifles formations under Spear Corps organised ‘A Day with Company Commander’ in Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur to strengthen bonds with local communities and promote constructive youth engagement.
In Menchuka Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, students gained first-hand exposure to the life of soldiers, career opportunities in the Indian Army and the importance of discipline, teamwork and physical fitness.
The programme also featured adventure activities, including zip-lining and rock climbing, providing students an opportunity to experience challenging outdoor pursuits while building confidence and team spirit.
In Kamjong district of Manipur, local residents and children participated in fun team games designed to encourage cooperation, physical activity and community participation.
The initiative aimed to bring security personnel and civilians closer through interactive activities, offering young participants opportunities to learn, engage and develop a better understanding of the armed forces.
The programme also highlighted the Army’s efforts to connect with youth beyond its operational responsibilities by encouraging fitness, adventure, teamwork and positive interaction with local communities.
Through such community outreach initiatives, Spear Corps formations continue to promote mutual trust, strengthen civil-military relations and create meaningful opportunities for young people in the Northeast.
Srinagar, Oct19: Indian Army and Assam Rifles formations under Spear Corps organised ‘A Day with Company Commander’ in Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur to strengthen bonds with local communities and promote constructive youth engagement.
In Menchuka Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, students gained first-hand exposure to the life of soldiers, career opportunities in the Indian Army and the importance of discipline, teamwork and physical fitness.
The programme also featured adventure activities, including zip-lining and rock climbing, providing students an opportunity to experience challenging outdoor pursuits while building confidence and team spirit.
In Kamjong district of Manipur, local residents and children participated in fun team games designed to encourage cooperation, physical activity and community participation.
The initiative aimed to bring security personnel and civilians closer through interactive activities, offering young participants opportunities to learn, engage and develop a better understanding of the armed forces.
The programme also highlighted the Army’s efforts to connect with youth beyond its operational responsibilities by encouraging fitness, adventure, teamwork and positive interaction with local communities.
Through such community outreach initiatives, Spear Corps formations continue to promote mutual trust, strengthen civil-military relations and create meaningful opportunities for young people in the Northeast.
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