The Citizen 4 Forces and the Being Indian Foundation on Wednesday observed ‘Pray for Soldiers’ Day here to mark the Army Day. The two organisations, comprising mostly of youngsters, have been working for welfare, recognition and rights of forces, veterans and martyr’s family. Members of these organisations have visited various military places, including Kargil andTawang.
“Soldiers’ courage, unity and honesty are all appreciable. Hence, we are celebrating the Army Day as ‘Pray for Soldiers, 2015’ here to convey our hearty thanks to the Indian Army,” said organisers. The event was inaugurated by former Ranji player and patron of Being Indian Foundation Jitu Satpathy. A 67-square feet Rangoli was drawn to mark 67th year celebration of the Army Day. We want everyone to join us in this celebration and pray for the long life and good health of our Army. We also appeal to people to light a candle at their homes for the good health and security of our Indian soldiers.