News India Live, Digital Desk: On Saturday morning, Bihar’s Gaya Earth brought a very special and proud opportunity. Here, when the young cadets were going on step by step on the Drill Square of Officers Training Academy (OTA), everyone’s chest was proud. The occasion was the passing out parade, after which the Indian Army got 207 new, brave and fiery officers.
It was not just a parade, but it was a celebration of hard work, discipline and passion of the country service.
Pal of pride: when stars adorned on shoulders
The most beautiful and emotional moment of the parade was when the parents of these newly fledged officers put lieutenant stars on their shoulders with trembling and proud hands. Seeing his children becoming officers to serve the country, it was like a dream to come true for every parent. During this time, tears of joy spilled in the eyes of many parents.
After this magnificent parade, 207 more youth officers have now joined the Indian Army fleet. These include 141 Gentleman cadets and 66 Special Commission Officers.
6 Lal of Bihar also became officers in army
This opportunity was also very special for Bihar, because 6 of these 207 officers received by the country from Gaya’s land, 6 are also Lal of Bihar, who will now serve the country by becoming a lieutenant. Apart from this, 8 cadets of our friendly countries, Vietnam and Sri Lanka have also completed their training from here.
Dhruv of Kolhapur won the biggest honor
Some cadets in every parade win everyone’s heart with their brilliant performance. This time the real hero of the parade was a resident of Kolhapur in Maharashtra Dhruv kultheHe was the greatest honor of the academy ‘Sword of Honor’ Was awarded
At the same time, Himachal Pradesh Abhishek Sharma Gold medal in Gentleman Cadets, while Naib Subedar Dinesh Singh He received a gold medal among the special commissioned officers.
Parade salute, Deputy Chief of Indian Army, Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi Took He congratulated all the new officers and inspired him to be ready for future challenges and serve the country with full honesty and bravery.
These 207 youths are now ready to protect the boundaries of the country by becoming part of different regiments and core of the Indian Army.
North India Statesman