BHADERWAH: Bhaderwah Campus of University of Jammu (JU) today organized a special lecture on “Operation Sindoor” in collaboration with the Indian Army (4RR) with the objective of providing valuable insights on the subject and creating awareness among students about the role, sacrifices, and strategic importance of the Indian Armed Forces in safeguarding the nation.

The event was held under the chairmanship of Rector, Bhaderwah Campus, Prof. Rahul Gupta, who attended the programme as the Chief Guest. The programme also featured Commanding Officer, 4RR, Col Yogesh Chauhan, as the keynote speaker.

Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Rahul Gupta lauded the remarkable contributions and sacrifices of the Indian Armed Forces in protecting the sovereignty and integrity of the nation. He emphasized that such academic interactions play a vital role in bridging the gap between educational institutions and national institutions like the Army, thereby helping students gain practical exposure and broader perspectives on issues of national importance.

He further stated that Bhaderwah Campus remains committed to organizing meaningful academic and awareness programmes aimed at the holistic development of students. Prof. Gupta appreciated the Indian Army for extending support and cooperation in conducting the lecture and expressed hope for continued collaboration in future educational and motivational initiatives.

During the lecture, Col Yogesh Chauhan delivered an informative and thought-provoking presentation through a PowerPoint Presentation (PPT), elaborating on various dimensions of Operation Sindoor. He shared valuable experiences, operational insights, and strategic perspectives related to the mission while highlighting the dedication, courage, and professionalism of Indian Army personnel working under challenging circumstances.

His address provided students with a deeper understanding of national security, leadership, teamwork, and the spirit of service towards the nation. Interacting with the students, Col Yogesh Chauhan encouraged the youth to remain disciplined, focused, and committed towards nation-building. He also emphasized the importance of patriotism, moral values, and collective responsibility in strengthening the social fabric of the country.

A large number of students, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff attended the event and actively participated in the interactive session. The audience showed keen interest throughout the programme and appreciated the efforts of the organizers for arranging such an informative lecture. External Relations Officer, Arif Haleem Khateeb, conducted the proceedings of the programme.

The formal vote of thanks was presented by Prof. Rakesh Sharma, who expressed gratitude to the distinguished speaker, the Chief Guest, officers from the Indian Army, faculty members, staff, and students for making the programme successful and memorable.

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A brilliant mind who studied at Netarhat Residential School and graduated in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kharagpur before earning his PhD from the University of Maryland, Dr. Ranjan chose to return to India and dedicate his life to teaching, research and social good.

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