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Western Command Celebrates 80th Raising Day with Valor and Legacy
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News18•28-09-2026, 17:30
Western Command Celebrates 80th Raising Day with Valor and Legacy
- •The Army's Western Command commemorated its 80th Raising Day with a series of events at Chandimandir Military Station from September 25-27.
- •The celebrations honored eight decades of valor, sacrifice, and steadfast service to the nation, bringing together serving personnel, veterans, and families.
- •Lieutenant General Pushpendra Singh interacted with personnel, veterans, and 'veer naris', while films showcased the command's 80-year journey and operational heritage.
- •Veterans, 'veer naris', and distinguished contributors were felicitated, with performances by the Army Symphony Band adding patriotic fervor.
- •Western Command reaffirmed its commitment to preserving its military heritage, strengthening operational preparedness, and upholding the highest traditions of the Indian Army.
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The Army's Western Command celebrated its 80th Raising Day with events held at the Chandimandir Military Station from September 25 to September 27.
Lieutenant General Pushpendra Singh, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Command, interacted with serving personnel, veterans, veer naris, and families.
The celebrations featured specially curated films showcasing the command's 80-year operational journey, felicitations for veterans and contributors, and patriotic performances by the Army Symphony Band.
