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Indian Armed Forces have always brought laurels to the Nation both in war and in peace. Indian Army conducted surgical strikes in 2016 aimed to dissuade inimical adversary from adopting the path of violence and to ensure an environment of peace for the Nation.

To showcase the courage, valour and sacrifice of Armed Forces, ‘Parakram Parv’ will be observed by Spear Corps and NCC units on Saturday at various places across the north-eastern states to commemorate the second anniversary of surgical strikes carried out by Indian Army in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) in 2016.

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A number of events including showcasing of movies and photographs depicting valour and courage of the Armed Forces will be shown.

Visitors will get the opportunity to see weapons and equipment used by Indian Army which will also be on display. The ‘Military Band’ will also be on display in select venues.

In Nagaland, this event is being planned all across the State in 16 locations.

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At Kohima, it will be held at Jotsoma Science College and St Joseph College Zakhama.

The other places where it will be held are Shamotore, Tizit, Tuensang, Zunheboto, Mon, Mokokchung, Dimapur, Phek, Rangapahar and in Sainik School Punglwa.

In Manipur, the event is scheduled at Tulihal airport and at Red Shield Auditorium in Leimakhong.

In Tripura, the event is planned at Assam Rifles Public Schools at Agartala, Teliamura, Radhanagar, and Udaipur, Govt High School at Fatikroy and Kanchanpur and at Eklavya Model Residential School, Khowai.

In Mizoram, the event is being conducted at Loch Hall at 46 AR Battalion Headquarters in Aizawl and also at Sainik School, Chhingchhip and 10 AR Battalion location at Serchhip.

In Arunachal Pradesh, the event is planned at Itanagar and Tuting.

Similarly in Lower Assam, the event is planned at Jhankar Auditorium, Dinjan Military Cantt.

 

Avik Chakraborty is Northeast Now Correspondent in Dibrugarh. He can be reached at: [email protected]