Amritsar: The Panther Division observed Vijay Diwas on Sunday, marking India’s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war. This historic day, observed annually on Dec 16, commemorates the creation of Bangladesh and the decisive military victory led by the Indian armed forces.
On this occasion, the celebrations featured a stunning display of military equipment and the felicitation of Veer Naris, showcasing the nation’s strength and unity.
The highlight of the day was the weapon and equipment display as part of the “Know Your Army Mela”, where military hardware, including armoured tanks, artillery guns, and other new generation weapons under induction, were displayed to the public.
This display gave citizens, especially the younger generation, an opportunity to witness firsthand the military technology that has played a significant part and continues to hold a pivotal role in the Indian Army’s success. The weapon display offered a chance to explore the legacy of India’s defence capabilities and the cutting-edge technology that continues to safeguard the nation’s security.
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