Vineet appointed Captain in Armed Medical Corps

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 01, 2024 IST

Vineet Jaryal with his parents.

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Vineet Jaryal, a resident of Kuthehra village in Jawali, Kangra district, has been appointed Captain in the Army’s Armed Medical Corps.

Vineet’s mother Sunita Jaryal and father Raghunandan Jaryal recently attended the investiture ceremony in Lucknow, proudly pinning stars on their son’s shoulders. Vineet completed his primary education at Army School, Pathankot, and earned his MBBS degree in 2022 from Medical College, Tanda.

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