In a poignant ceremony commemorating the Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME) Corps Day, a wreath-laying event was held at the National War Memorial in New Delhi, honoring the valiant sacrifices of the Corps’ fallen heroes. This solemn occasion drew the attention of both current serving personnel and veterans, all united in their respect and gratitude for those who paid the ultimate price in the service of the nation.
The ceremony was led by Lieutenant General Rajiv Kumar Sahni, the Director General EME and Colonel Commandant of the Corps. In a heartfelt gesture, he laid a wreath on behalf of all ranks of the Corps, symbolizing their collective tribute to the Bravehearts who exemplified courage and sacrifice. The gathering underscored the Corps’ motto, ‘Karam Hi Dharma’ (Work is Worship), manifesting their commitment to operational readiness and technological excellence within the Indian Army.
Established to provide comprehensive engineering support to the Army’s diverse mechanical, electrical, electronic, and optical equipment, the Corps of EME has undergone significant evolution over the decades. Today, it stands as one of the most technologically advanced components of the Indian Army, playing a vital role in enhancing combat efficiency through relentless innovation, meticulous maintenance, and ongoing modernization of military hardware.
The event at the National War Memorial served not only as a remembrance of those who lost their lives in service but also as a celebration of the Corps’ proud legacy. It highlighted the dedication of both past and present EME personnel, who have consistently upheld the standards of technical brilliance and unwavering commitment to serving the nation. The ceremony was a fitting acknowledgment of their exceptional contributions, reinforcing the enduring spirit and values of the Corps of EME.
