The Bihar Regimental Centre in Danapur recently celebrated a momentous occasion with the passing out parade of the 7th Batch of Agniveers, who have successfully completed their military training. The event was honored by the presence of Major General Jai Singh Bainsla, the Additional Director General of the Assam Rifles and Colonel of the Bihar Regiment, who reviewed the parade.
During the ceremony, a total of 1,027 Agniveers took their oath of allegiance, officially marking their entry into the Indian Army following a period of rigorous training. The parade showcased the dedication and discipline of the young soldiers, who demonstrated exceptional precision and military professionalism—testaments to the high standards of training provided at the Bihar Regimental Centre.
In his address to the newly inducted soldiers, Major General Bainsla congratulated them for reaching a significant milestone in their military careers. He urged them to uphold the proud traditions, values, and ethos of the Indian Army while serving the country with honor and dedication.
Family members of the recruits attended the ceremony, beaming with pride as they witnessed the transformation of their loved ones into disciplined and combat-ready soldiers. The emotional atmosphere reflected the sacrifices and commitment required for military service.
The Eastern Command conveyed its heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the newly attested Agniveers, highlighting how they represent India’s rich diversity—encompassing various faiths, languages, and cultures—all unified by a shared commitment to serve the nation.
Officials noted that the passing out of this seventh batch marks an essential step in bolstering the Army’s future-ready manpower. It signifies the nurturing of a new generation of motivated and professionally trained soldiers equipped to meet the challenges of modern warfare.
As the ceremony concluded, the Agniveers embarked on a proud journey characterized by honor, duty, and unwavering service to the nation as members of the esteemed Indian Army.
