Indian Army strengthens civil–military synergy
In a significant outreach initiative reinforcing the spirit of civil–military fusion, Army personnel from the Spearhead Division conducted a meaningful visit to Padma awardee Yanung Jamoh Lego at Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh. The interaction aimed at fostering greater coordination and mutual understanding between the Armed Forces and civil society while celebrating exemplary contributions towards cultural preservation and community development.
The visit underscored the Indian Army’s continued commitment to strengthening bonds with local communities and recognising individuals whose dedication and service contribute to nation-building. During the engagement, soldiers interacted with the distinguished awardee, gaining insights into the region’s rich cultural heritage and indigenous traditions.
As a mark of deep respect and appreciation, the Padma Shri awardee was felicitated by the Army contingent in recognition of outstanding service to society and enduring efforts towards safeguarding the cultural legacy.
The occasion symbolised the shared values of service, resilience, and national pride that unite the Armed Forces and the citizens they serve.
The interaction highlighted the Indian Army’s role not only as a guardian of national security but also as a proactive partner in social harmony, cultural stewardship, and community engagement. Such initiatives continue to strengthen trust, cooperation, and people-centric outreach in the region.
The Indian Army remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering inclusive development and reinforcing the enduring partnership between the military and civil society across the Northeast.
