Hafeez Qureshi
BANI, FEBRUARY 19:- The Indian Army has organized a Sadbhavana tour for 25 children from remote areas of Bani and Machhedi sectors. This tour began today, February 19, and will continue until February 27. The objective of this initiative is to introduce children to the country’s development, rich cultural heritage, and national unity while instilling patriotism and inspiring them to achieve greater goals.
During this tour, the children will visit several important national and historical sites in Delhi and Chandigarh, including Rashtrapati Bhavan, National War Memorial, India Gate, and Qutub Minar. Additionally, they will explore other cultural and historical landmarks, giving them an opportunity to witness India’s progress and greatness up close.
On this occasion, an Army Captain provided insights about the tour, explaining that it is being conducted under Operation Sadbhavana, which aims to promote education and development in border and remote areas. The initiative is designed not only to provide knowledge and awareness to the children but also to integrate them into the national mainstream and encourage their active participation in the nation’s growth and development.
The yatra has generated immense enthusiasm among the local community. The participating children are highly excited and eager to embark on this unique experience. Their parents have also expressed deep appreciation for this initiative by the Indian Army, believing that such efforts will not only enhance learning opportunities but also lay the foundation for a brighter future for these children.
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