Published: Jun 05, 2025, 14:10 IST | Updated: Jun 05, 2025, 14:11 IST
A Passing Out Parade was held at the Ladakh Scouts Regimental Centre, Leh on Thursday (June 5) to mark the entry of 194 Agniveer recruits.
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India Army: Passing Out Parade
A Passing Out Parade was held at the Ladakh Scouts Regimental Centre, Leh on Thursday (June 5) to mark the entry of 194 Agniveer recruits. The impressive ceremony was conducted in consonance with the highest traditions of the Indian Army and was reviewed by Major General Gurpal Singh, YSM, SM, GOC Uniform Force as the Chief Guest and was attended by a spectrum of military, civil dignitaries and parents of Agniveers.
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Agniveers hailing from Ladakh, participated
The young Agniveers, hailing from all regions of Ladakh, participated in the parade and are now ready to serve the nation. The reviewing Officer congratulated the Agniveer soldiers for the impressive parade and urged them to devote their lives in service to the nation as proud soldiers of the Indian Army. He also congratulated the proud parents for motivating their wards to join the regiment and complemented the Ladakh Scouts personnel for their outstanding performance in all spheres and their exceptional valour and contributions.
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Words of appreciation for motivating parents
Major General Gurpal Singh also congratulated the proud parents for motivating their wards to join the regiment and complemented the Ladakh Scouts personnel for their outstanding performance in all spheres and their exceptional valour and contributions.
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'Strive hard in pursuit of excellence'
Major General Singh exhorted the Young Soldiers to continue to strive hard in pursuit of excellence in all spheres and take a solemn vow to defend the sovereignty of the Nation against all odds in the true spirit signified by the ethos of the Indian Army.
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Young Agniveers awarded medals
The young Agniveers were awarded medals for their outstanding performance during the training. Gaurav Padak was also presented to the parents who are either serving or have served in the Army and whose wards joined the regiment as Agniveers.