Boy's Brave Acts During Operation Sindoor Earns Army's Support

The Indian Army has announced that it will finance the education of Shvan Singh, a courageous ten-year-old boy who provided aid to soldiers during a gunfight in a Punjab village. The young hero supplied water, ice, and food items to the troops engaged in Operation Sindoor against the Pakistan Army.

Recognizing Shvan's valor, the Army's Golden Arrow Division pledged full sponsorship of his education, celebrating his actions during a ceremony at Ferozepur Cantonment. Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, commended Shvan's dedication and spirit.

Shvan's inspiring story sheds light on the nation's 'quiet heroes' deserving recognition, as he aspires to join the army himself. His family expressed pride in his selfless contributions during intense military operations near their village, close to the border.

(With inputs from agencies.)