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Tantia University, Sriganganagar in collaboration with “Borderman”, hosted a vibrant event titled ‘Shaurya Ke Rang, Tirange Ke Sang’, igniting a wave of patriotism and valour on campus.
Kirti Chakra awardee and retired BSF Deputy Inspector General NND Dubey highlighted the crucial role of border communities.
BSF Jodhpur Range IG ML Garg recounted the success of Operation Sindoor, saying, “We targeted enemy bases they couldn’t even imagine, showcasing BSF’s strength and the unwavering support of border residents.” Borderman founder Dr. RK Arora proposed establishing a Centre of Excellence in collaboration with Tantia Group and BSF to set a benchmark for the region.
BSF Additional Director General (Retd.) SK Sood said, “Patriotism isn’t limited to wearing a uniform. Fulfilling any duty with dedication—be it nursing or teaching—is true patriotism.” Prof. Manju Singh from MNIT Jaipur stressed the need for better coordination between BSF and border communities to foster mutual communication and strengthen national service.
Dr. Mohit Tantia lauded the Tantia Group’s contributions during Operation Sindoor. Journalists Sunil Sihag, Brijmohan Bansal, Om Suthar, and Gurpreet Singh were felicitated with the ‘Seemant Rakshak Samman’.
Poster titled ‘Angdaan Karya Mahaan, Milta Kuch Ko Jeevandaan’ was unveiled by guests and Jan Seva Hospital officials. BSF DIG (Intelligence) Dhananjay Kumar Mishra, Commandant Arun Kumar Dahiya, Deputy Commandant RS Rathore, Jan Seva Hospital’s Chief Administrative Officer Prof. Baljeet Kularia, CA Nishit Agarwal, Anshul Singla and Dr. HS Bindra, Medical Superintendent of Jan Seva Hospital was also present. The program was compered by Raj Kumar Jain and Dr. Jyoti Dhamija.
