Assam Governor Honors Armed Forces at Veterans Swabhiman Rally 2025
Governor Lakshman Acharya praised the dedication and sacrifice of India's armed forces at the Veterans Swabhiman Rally 2025. He highlighted various welfare initiatives for veterans, emphasizing that honoring soldiers is part of India's culture. The event, organized by the Indian Army, celebrated veterans' contributions and reaffirmed national solidarity.

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In a moving tribute to the dedication and sacrifice of India's armed forces, Assam Governor Lakshman Acharya lauded the spirit of all soldiers at the Veterans Swabhiman Rally 2025. Addressing an assembly at the Narangi Military Station in Guwahati, Acharya emphasized the importance of recognizing those who resolve to sacrifice everything for the country.
The Governor praised the Indian Army's efforts in organizing the event that centered on veterans' welfare, self-reliance, and health awareness. 'I am pleased that the Indian Army has focused on their well-being,' he noted, amid multiple initiatives at the rally showcasing support for veterans.
Held under the auspices of Headquarters 51 Sub Area, the rally celebrated India's armed forces veterans while reaffirming the nation's commitment to families of fallen heroes. Governor Acharya called it a moment of pride, describing a soldier's journey from defense to nation-building while highlighting various welfare measures implemented by the government for ex-servicemen.
Governor Acharya underscored honoring soldiers as part of India's cultural ethos, citing schemes such as One Rank One Pension, and initiatives for skill development. He lauded Assam's leadership in veteran welfare, highlighting job reservations and increased medical seats for veterans' children.
He also praised the Rajyik Sainik Board, Assam, for receiving a national award, showcasing the state's effective veteran welfare policies. Through initiatives like 'Rajyapal Assam Rashtriya Kritagyata Aur Jagrookta Yojana,' the state aims to instill national pride in youth by sharing veterans' stories in schools.
(With inputs from agencies.)