Commander visits war memorial

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Dharamsala, Updated At : 02:30 AM Apr 22, 2025 IST

Lt General MK Katiyar, Army Commander-Yol Cantt visits the State War Memorial at Dharamsala.

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Lt General MK Katiyar, Army Commander-Yol Cantt, on Monday visited the State War Memorial at Dharmsala. Col KKS Dadwal welcomed him, and after laying wreath at the memorial, he was briefed about the master plan for the memorial, following which members of the War Memorial Society were introduced to him. Dr Lalit Mohan Sharma, former principal and a member of the Governing Council, presented Lt General Katiyar a copy of his book - Inclusive Voids. Later, Lt General Katiyar signed the visitor's register and visited the war museum.

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