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Hoshiarpur: The Vajra Corps has taken an initiative and made an endeavour to reach out to all the ECHS in their area of responsibility to ensure better facilities for their ex-servicemen. The programme commenced with the ECHS, Hoshiarpur, on Monday. On behalf of Lt Gen C Bansi Ponnappa, GOC Vajra Corps, Brig Atulya Bamzai, Brig EME, kick started this unique initiative. Lt Gen JS Dhillon (retd) was also present on the occasion. There are 28 ECHS in the area of responsibility of the Corps. In Phase 1, 12 will be addressed. In Phase 2, rest of the ECHS will be addressed. TNS

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