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As a long-term measure, the Army constructed shelters and houses for rehabilitation of the villagers.” To ameliorate the lot of women, the worst of victims of terrorism, 50 women empowerment centres (WEC) have been created where training in computer education and skills like knitting, tailoring, shawl weaving, carpet-weaving and fashion designing are being imparted. The state government authorities have been incorporated so that loans are provided.
The community people are also being taken on motivational tours. I learnt of unknown, remote and inhospitable places where the Indian Army operates ,” he recalled while interacting with this newspaperThe Iron Fist part of the book records images and accounts of the Army on India’s borders. The computer centre, which imparts computer training, attracts children from the nearby schools, young adults and even some enthusiastic older people. Then come the plains of Punjab, the vast desert of Rajasthan with almost 50 degrees Celsius summers and the great salt marsh of the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat. The Velvet Glove part poignantly projects the social face of the Indian Army, providing invaluable multi-faceted civic assistance to people affected by that terrorism in J&K and those of the vast scenic but largely under-developed and insurgency-ridden northeastern region (NER), under an extensive programme codenamed Op Sadbhavna, which Mahesh Nair expressed, is one of its best kept secrets. The Army also constructed two residential schools at Rajouri and Pahalgam at an approximate cost of `21 crores. A number of dairy courses are also being run Sock Knitting Machine Suppliers to provide requisite knowledge to start their own modern dairies. “The subsequent discussion was a revelation for me.jpg
So what do you guys do when there is no war ” Mahesh Nair blurted out on an evening over a drink during a visit to his childhood friend and a few of his fellow officers at the EME Officers’ Mess at Khumbathang in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir.Healthcare being an area of principal focus, regular medical and veterinary camps are organised in remote areas (almost 2,000 organised since 2000), the Army has also constructed 49 health centres where basic equipment like ultra sound, X-ray and ECG machines are available.
The community people are also being taken on motivational tours. I learnt of unknown, remote and inhospitable places where the Indian Army operates ,” he recalled while interacting with this newspaperThe Iron Fist part of the book records images and accounts of the Army on India’s borders. The computer centre, which imparts computer training, attracts children from the nearby schools, young adults and even some enthusiastic older people. Then come the plains of Punjab, the vast desert of Rajasthan with almost 50 degrees Celsius summers and the great salt marsh of the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat. The Velvet Glove part poignantly projects the social face of the Indian Army, providing invaluable multi-faceted civic assistance to people affected by that terrorism in J&K and those of the vast scenic but largely under-developed and insurgency-ridden northeastern region (NER), under an extensive programme codenamed Op Sadbhavna, which Mahesh Nair expressed, is one of its best kept secrets. The Army also constructed two residential schools at Rajouri and Pahalgam at an approximate cost of `21 crores. A number of dairy courses are also being run Sock Knitting Machine Suppliers to provide requisite knowledge to start their own modern dairies. “The subsequent discussion was a revelation for me.jpg
So what do you guys do when there is no war ” Mahesh Nair blurted out on an evening over a drink during a visit to his childhood friend and a few of his fellow officers at the EME Officers’ Mess at Khumbathang in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir.Healthcare being an area of principal focus, regular medical and veterinary camps are organised in remote areas (almost 2,000 organised since 2000), the Army has also constructed 49 health centres where basic equipment like ultra sound, X-ray and ECG machines are available.
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