Indian Army launches spiritual tour for Arunachal border villagers

ANI January 12, 2025 226 views

The Indian Army has organized an incredible spiritual tour for 22 senior villagers from remote Arunachal Pradesh border regions. This innovative initiative under Operation SADBHAVANA aims to connect these community leaders with iconic national spiritual sites they've never visited before. The tour includes visits to significant locations like the World Buddhist Centre and Rashtrapati Bhavan, offering participants a unique cultural experience. By facilitating this journey, the Army is brilliantly promoting national integration and broadening horizons for these border community members.

"Fostering socio-cultural ties beyond remote villages" - Indian Army PRO Guwahati
Tawang, January 11: The Indian Army, under Operation SADBHAVANA and the Vibrant Village Programme, has launched a spiritual tour for 22 senior villagers from West Kameng and Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, PRO Defence Guwahati said in a release on Saturday.

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Army connects Arunachal border villagers to national cultural sites

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Spiritual tour promotes national integration and understanding

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22 senior villagers experience first journey beyond their region

According to the release, the initiative aims to foster cultural preservation, spiritual enlightenment, and national integration.

Flagged off on 10 January 2025 (Friday), the tour offers participants, including village headmen and ex-servicemen, their first experience beyond their remote villages, fostering socio-cultural ties, said the release.

The group will visit iconic spiritual sites, including the World Buddhist Centre, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Dalai Lama Temple, and Mahabodhi Temple, promoting cross-cultural understanding, the release said.

The initiative highlights the Army's role in connecting border communities with India's rich heritage, strengthening national pride and integration and thus fostering unity, the release added.

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