HT Bureau
GUWAHATI, Nov 7: The Nagaland Ex-Servicemen Community commemorated the Armed Forces Flag Day with special ceremonies.
In a gesture of respect and solidarity, the community led by Director Sainik Welfare and Resettlement, pinned the Armed Forces Flag to the Governor Ganesan at the Raj Bhavan on Dec 7 and chief minister Neiphu Rio at the State Secretariat on Dec 5.
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The ceremony serves as a symbolic acknowledgment of the sacrifices made by all ranks of the Indian Armed Forces in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty and integrity. Speaking on the occasion, the Governor expressed heartfelt gratitude to the servicemen and their families, acknowledging their selfless contributions.
Flags were pinned to the all the officers and staff at the state secretariat including the chief secretary J Alam, and Vyasan R, home secretary among others.
The Armed Forces Flag Day, observed annually on December 7, is dedicated to honouring the courage and dedication of the armed forces personnel. It also serves as an opportunity for citizens to contribute generously towards the welfare of war veterans, ex-servicemen, and their families, emphasizing upon the importance of collective efforts to uplift and support the heroes who have served the nation, a PR stated.
The ex-servicemen community urged the public to participate in this noble cause by donating to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund.
The ceremony concluded with the distribution of flags and an appeal for contributions, setting a strong tone for the observance of Armed Forces Flag Day across the state.
