65 BN BSF ORGANIZES CIVIC ACTION PROGRAMME AT VIBRANT VILLAGE LADHUKA

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In continuation of its commitment towards the welfare and empowerment of the border population, 65 Bn BSF organized a Civic Action Programme at Smart Senior Secondary School, Vibrant Village Ladhuka, in the AOR of BOP Lakha Asli, Ex-65 Bn BSF, on 06 November 2026.

The programme was conducted from 1100 hrs to 1230 hrs under the chairmanship of Sh. V. B. Yadav, Commandant, 65 Bn BSF, in the presence of 03 Officers, 09 Subordinate Officers and 20 Other Ranks. The officers present included Sh. Sandeep Kumar, DC, Sh. Shailesh Kumar, AC and Sh. Naveen Kumar, AC.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation of Sarpanches from the Vibrant Villages of Ladhuka, Lakhe Ke Uttar, Jamaal Ke and Chakkhewa, Border Kisan Union leader Sh. Sukhdev Singh Sandhu, around 100 youth from adjoining border villages, school teachers, students and local villagers.
A vibrant cultural programme was presented by the students of Smart Senior Secondary School, Ladhuka, showcasing the talent and cultural spirit of the border community.

During the programme, Sh. Rajinder Vikhona, Principal, Smart Senior Secondary School, Ladhuka, expressed his gratitude to the BSF officers, participating villagers and school teachers who had come from neighbouring villages. As a gesture of appreciation and respect, the Principal felicitated the BSF officers, villagers and teachers for their participation and contribution towards making the programme successful.

As part of the Civic Action Programme, sports equipment, educational material and agricultural inputs were distributed for the benefit of the local community. The items included cricket bats, leg guards, batting and wicket-keeping gloves, keeping pads, stumps, tennis balls, a 65-inch interactive panel, school bags, notebooks, stationery items, geometry boxes and 2,000 kg of organic manure.

The total value of the items distributed under the programme was ₹1,84,458/- (Rupees One Lakh Eighty-Four Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-Eight only).

The initiative is aimed at promoting education, sports, youth development and sustainable agricultural practices in the border villages, while further strengthening the bond of trust, cooperation and mutual understanding between BSF and the border population.

Refreshments were also arranged by 65 Bn BSF for the participating civilians, Sarpanches, teaching staff, villagers and students.

The programme concluded in a cordial and positive atmosphere, with the local community expressing their gratitude for the welfare-oriented initiatives undertaken by 65 Bn BSF for the border population.