Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps Launches National Integration Tour for Arunachal Students
The Gajraj Corps of the Indian Army launched a National Integration Tour under Operation Sadbhavana from Missamari in Assam, aiming to broaden horizons and inspire the youth of remote Arunachal Pradesh. The tour includes 20 students and two teachers from St. Xavier’s School in Palizi, offering them an enriching 10-day journey through Delhi and Chandigarh to explore India’s monumental heritage and dynamic progress.
This initiative will provide the young participants firsthand experiences of India’s historic landmarks, cultural diversity, and recent achievements. The itinerary includes guided visits to iconic sites, opportunities to interact with civil and military leaders, and an immersive look at India’s growth story — all designed to connect them with the nation’s rich past and promising future.
During the flag-off ceremony, dignitaries at Missamari encouraged the students to make the most of this unique experience by expanding their perspectives, embracing their heritage, and nurturing their aspirations. They highlighted the tour’s potential to instill national pride, foster meaningful connections, and inspire future leaders.
The tour exemplifies the Indian Army’s dedication to nation-building and fostering unity through Operation Sadbhavana, reflecting a commitment to bridging gaps and strengthening ties across India’s diverse regions.
