BANI, FEBRUARY 27:- The Indian Army organized a special “Sadbhavana Tour” under its goodwill initiative, providing an invaluable experience to children from various remote areas of Bani and Machhedi sectors. The tour, which commenced on February 19, took the children to Delhi and Chandigarh, where they visited several historic and national landmarks, including Rashtrapati Bhavan, National War Memorial, India Gate, and Qutub Minar.
The primary objective of this tour was to introduce children from remote regions to India’s rich cultural and historical heritage. During their visit to Delhi, they explored India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan, and the Parliament House, gaining firsthand knowledge about the country’s governance and history.
A significant highlight of the tour was the children’s interaction with Indian Army personnel, where they learned about the discipline, dedication, and sacrifices made by the armed forces. This initiative not only broadened their knowledge but also inspired them to dream big and contribute to the nation’s progress.As the tour concluded, the joy and excitement on the children’s faces were evident. Expressing gratitude to the Indian Army, they called this a memorable and life-changing experience. The children also urged the Army to organize more such tours in the future, allowing others to benefit from this incredible opportunity.
The parents of children highly appreciated this initiative, acknowledging the Indian Army’s efforts in fostering national unity, patriotism, and educational exposure for the youth.
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