Army outreach programme in Gangath

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Nurpur, Updated At : 02:37 AM Dec 31, 2024 IST

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The Indian Army organised an outreach programme at Government Senior Secondary School, Gangath, in Indora subdivision on Monday to raise awareness among school students about the Army’s role, responsibilities and sacrifices.

A team from Pathankot Cantonment, including four JCOs, one Subedar Major, and 25 soldiers, showcased an impressive array of weapons and equipment. The static display of small arms and surveillance devices was the highlight of the event, capturing the students’ attention and sparking curiosity.

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