Indian Army Celebrates New Year 2026 with Students of GHS Salani

Convener News Desk

 

Poonch, Jan 1: Marking the beginning of New Year 2026, the Indian Army celebrated the occasion by engaging with students of Government High School, Salani, in Poonch district, in an outreach initiative aimed at motivating the younger generation and strengthening civil–military bonds.

 

An official spokesperson said Army personnel interacted with students, sharing insights on the values of discipline, hard work, dedication and patriotism. They encouraged the students to remain focused on their goals, strive for excellence in their chosen fields and contribute positively to the progress and well-being of the nation.

 

The soldiers highlighted the importance of national pride and underlined the crucial role of youth in building a strong, self-reliant and prosperous India. Emphasising the message “Serve the nation with pride”, they urged students to channel their energy and enthusiasm into constructive pursuits while upholding the values of integrity and responsibility.

 

The interaction witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who expressed inspiration and motivation from the words of the Army personnel. The event, officials said, went beyond a routine New Year celebration, serving as a reminder of the shared values that bind the armed forces and citizens.

 

The initiative also reinforced the spirit of cooperation, care and mutual respect between the Indian Army and the local community. Through such programmes, the Army aims to uplift and inspire the younger generation, encouraging them to follow the path of self-discipline, service and national commitment.

 

As the New Year unfolds, the Indian Army reiterated its commitment to fostering unity, pride and a sense of nationhood, particularly among the youth, who represent the future of the country. The event was described as a symbolic gesture of solidarity and a reflection of the Army’s continued role in nation-building and community engagement in the border district.

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