Komal Seth, the Regional President of Southern Star AWWA, recently visited the Artificial Limb Centre in Pune to acknowledge the commendable work being carried out for amputees. The center’s team was praised for their efforts in restoring mobility, confidence, and dignity to individuals facing limb loss, embodying resilience.
During the visit, the Regional President honored battle casualties and unveiled a statue of a Blade Runner at ALC Cross Road. This statue symbolizes the spirit of Paralympians from the Armed Forces, representing qualities like speed, courage, and the determination to overcome setbacks.
The visit reaffirmed Southern Star AWWA’s commitment to supporting soldiers and their families at all stages, emphasizing care, capability, and confidence through empathy-driven initiatives. The Army Wives Welfare Association’s chapter under the Indian Army’s Southern Command focuses on welfare, empowerment, and community building for army families in Southern India, particularly in Pune.
In another event hosted by the Southern Command, Naib Subedar Jasmine, a World Boxing Championship Gold Medallist, engaged with children and parents from the Agnibaaz Division. She delivered a motivational session stressing the importance of sports, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle, encouraging the young audience to aspire, persevere, and believe in their potential.
The Ministry of Defence recently highlighted the achievements of Archer Subedar Tarundeep Rai, a Padma Shri awardee from the 5/8 Gorkha Rifles. Rai’s 28-year journey as an archer exemplifies the impact of military discipline, rigorous training, resilience in the face of challenges, and a strong sense of service in pursuing ambitious goals. His story serves as a testament to endurance and dedication to the nation’s flag.
