Arunachal Governor Honours Six Military Units with Governor’s Citation

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Itanagar: In a tribute to exemplary service and dedication, Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik on Thursday, awarded the prestigious Governor’s Citation to six distinguished organisations and military units on the eve of 79th Independence Day.

The honour has been conferred on the Dirang-based National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports (NIMAS), the second Battalion of the Dogra Regiment; the 16th Battalion of the Jammu & Kashmir Light Infantry; the 4 Corps Signal Regiment; the 305 Field Hospital; and the 667 Army Aviation Squadron.

According to Raj Bhavan officials, these organisations and units have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to the state and its people, including uplifting and empowering local communities, fostering deep bonds of trust between the armed forces and indigenous population, and safeguarding Arunachal’s security and territorial integrity.

The announcement, made on the eve of Independence Day, carries symbolic weight, highlighting both the operational excellence of the awardees and their humanitarian engagement with the people of the state.

The Governor, while sanctioning the citations, noted that their dedication embodies the true spirit of service, a blend of courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to the nation.

By honouring these units at such a time, the state has reaffirmed the strong civil-military bond that remains vital for peace, development, and security in this strategically important frontier region.

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