Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh— Fifteen students from a Tawang school in Arunachal Pradesh set off on a 10-day national integration tour organized by the Indian Army, aiming to foster unity and broaden young minds through exposure to India’s cultural and historical heritage.
This special tour, conducted by the Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps under Operation Sadbhavana, reflects the army’s dedication to promoting national pride and social cohesion among youth.
Over the next week and a half, the students will visit Delhi, Agra, and Bharatpur, where they’ll explore some of India’s most treasured landmarks, including the Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, and the Nehru Planetarium.
The trip promises a unique blend of historical education and cultural exploration, allowing these young participants to witness firsthand the grandeur and diversity that shape India.
“This initiative provides an invaluable opportunity for students to experience the essence of a vibrant and progressive ‘Viksit Bharat,’” shared a Defence spokesperson. The tour, designed to cultivate a sense of national unity, serves as a stepping stone for young people to understand India’s vast potential and shared heritage.
Operation Sadbhavana, under which the tour is organized, aims to connect communities across the nation and inspire the next generation to embrace India’s rich legacy and values. The initiative is part of the Indian Army’s broader commitment to empowering youth and fostering unity among diverse communities, creating opportunities that bridge regional divides and deepen students’ understanding of India’s boundless cultural wealth.