Citizens pay tribute to Soldiers on 76th Army Day

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DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
jammu, Jan 15
A programme was conducted by the Tiger Division, where Citizens were provided an unique opportunity to associate themselves with the families of those soldiers, who made supreme sacrifice for the country. With the support of the Army, Project NAMAN was conceived by a NGO, National Corruption Control and Human Welfare Organization (NCCHWO). Various NGOs from Jammu volunteered to be part of this noble idea, where in citizens adopted families of the Veer Naris. The Army coordinated the event and provided help for the conduct of the programme attended by Veer Naris, Citizens , soldiers and ESM.
After a soldier sacrifices his life in the line of duty, his family undergoes a Mental Trauma. NAMAN provides a platform to NGOs to associate themselves with these families. This association would provide Psychological support to Veer Naris and their children. This association is a tribute to the valor and sacrifices of our soldiers and their families.
The programme started with a session, where the Veer Naris received educative lectures from qualified Psychologist Ms Vidushi, working with renowned Psychologist Dr Arti Bakshi. This team has pledged to continue to give support to Veer Naris on mental and physical health. A WhatsApp group will be managed by NCCHWO to ensure that an intimate communication is maintained with Veer Naris by members of Project NAMAN. Lady members of NGOs will keep close liaison with Veer Naris and also ensure, their Children are guided on studies/ future opportunities through Career Counseling.
The programme was graced by GOC Tiger Division and Chairperson FWO, along with Army officers/ladies and members of NGOs. Two Sportswomen of National Fame, Ms Tina Sahi and Ms Kanupriya, narrated their Motivational experiences and achievements in the field of Sports. Their talk exhibited a perfect example of Women Empowerment, proving that a determined woman can achieve the Impossible. Thereafter, Brigadier Harcharan Singh (Retires) informed the audience about Project NAMAN and the need to organize programmes on similar lines in other States/UTs also. He said that it is a matter of honor , pride and duty for the Countrymen, to provide a healing touch to Veer Naris/families through a process of social interaction . He expressed thanks to the Army for providing a platform to the citizens for this noble cause. He added that we are proud of our Armed Forces, who have exhibited examples of bravery and highest standards of dedication to duty , while the soldiers serve in the most hostile and in hospitable terrain/weather. Veer Naris are inspiration for the nation, a true symbol of strength, patriotism and motivation.
Chairperson FWO felicitated the Citizens who came forward to be part of a noble cause, through Project NAMAN. Veer Naris were felicitated by GOC Tiger Division and other dignitaries, as a mark of respect for the sacrifices and contributions. Addressing the gathering, Though the Army already has a system in place to ensure maintaining close liaison with ESM/Veer Naris, the efforts of NGOs through NAMAN will act as an additional

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