Assam Rifles Promotes Unity and Heritage Through National Integration Tour

As part of its ongoing National Integration Tour, Assam Rifles is providing a unique platform for the youth of Manipur to experience India’s diverse cultural and historical heritage. The tour, which began on 8 January, is scheduled to conclude on 16 January 2025. Participants visited Hyderabad where they explored several iconic landmarks on the third day.

The group was taken to Charminar, where they admired its impressive architecture and rich historical significance. They then proceeded to the Salar Jung Museum, which boasts a remarkable collection of art, antiques, and historical artifacts, providing participants with a deeper understanding of India’s artistic and cultural heritage.

The group then visited the Birla Science Museum, where they explored interactive exhibits that expanded their knowledge across various scientific disciplines. In the later part of the day, the group enjoyed a tranquil visit to the Birla Temple, taking in the temple's detailed architecture and serene atmosphere.

The day concluded with a visit to a mall, providing a stark contrast to the cultural experiences earlier, giving the youth a glimpse of modern urban life in India. The tour then moved to Visakhapatnam, where the participants are set to explore more aspects of India’s diverse cultural landscape.

The National Integration Tour is a pivotal initiative by Assam Rifles aimed at fostering national cohesion, pride, and unity among the youth of Manipur through exposure to India’s cultural, historical, and technological diversity.

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