Govt committed to welfare of armed forces, their families: PM Modi
The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi praises Indian Army's dedication, professionalism, and commitment to welfare, emphasizing government's support for armed forces.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (January 15, 2024) lauded the Indian Army for its determination, professionalism and dedication, and underlined his government's commitment to the welfare of armed forces and their families.
In posts on X on Army Day, Mr. Modi said, "Today, on Army Day, we salute the unwavering courage of the Indian Army, which stands as the sentinel of our nation's security. We also remember the sacrifices made by the bravehearts who ensure the safety of crores of Indians every day."
The Indian Army, he said, epitomises determination, professionalism and dedication. In addition to safeguarding our borders, it has made a mark in providing humanitarian help during natural disasters, he added.
"Our government is committed to the welfare of the armed forces and their families. Over the years, we have introduced several reforms and focused on modernisation. This will continue in the times to come," the Prime Minister said.
Army Day is observed to commemorate the milestone of General K.M.Cariappa, who later became Field Marshal, taking over as the Army chief from General F.R.R.Bucher in 1949, becoming the first Indian in that position.
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Prime Minister Modi praises Indian Army's dedication, professionalism, and commitment to welfare, emphasizing government's support for armed forces.