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Army equipment display at Leh inspires students, civilians
1/25/2026 7:17:21 PM

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Jammu, Jan 25: An impressive Army Equipment Display was conducted at Leh by Indian Army's Fire and Fury Corps. The event was organised with the aim of enhancing awareness about Indian Army's modern capabilities and fostering a spirit of patriotism among students and the population.
The display witnessed enthusiastic participation from National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets, students from schools, ex-servicemen and their families.
A huge number of people attended the event, making it a significant outreach initiative by the Army in the region.
The programme provided a rare opportunity for civilians, especially young students, to closely observe and understand the sophisticated equipment used by the Army to safeguard the nation, in challenging high-altitude terrain of Ladakh.
A wide range of Army equipment’s was showcased during the event.
The Military Weapons display attracted considerable interest, where audience was briefed about the operational importance of weapons used by soldiers in various combat scenarios.
The display helped students appreciate the discipline, training and professionalism of Indian Army. Modern Surveillance Equipment was also displayed, demonstrating the Army's capability to maintain constant vigil and situational awareness along the borders.
The importance of surveillance in detecting threats, monitoring terrain and ensuring troop safety was explained, kindling the interests of students and others alike.
Additionally, Artillery Equipment was showcased, underlining the Army's preparedness to counter threats and protect critical assets. Throughout the event, Army personnel interacted warmly with visitors, patiently answering questions and motivating students to consider careers in the Armed Forces.
The presence of ex-servicemen added a sense of pride and continuity, as they shared their experiences and encouraged the younger generation to serve the nation.
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