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Army organised a Medical Camp at Patra village for residents of border villages of Keran Sector, North Kashmir. The Medical Camp was conducted to provide treatment to locals, Gujjar & Bakarwals hailing from the remote border villages. The camp was also used for spreading awareness on health and hygiene amongst the local populace of the region. A medical team comprising of doctors and para medical staff from the Army provided requisite treatment to patients. Lab investigations were also conducted and medicines were distributed free of cost. Over 500 persons including woman, children and elders attended the medical camps and were rendered medical assistance.

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FRIENDSHIP DAY CELEBRATED BY ARMY AT SUMBAL,BARAMULLA

International Friendship Day 2016 was celebrated with much zeal and enthusiasm by Army at Sumbal with an aim to promote Friendship among all humans, regardless of race, colour or religion. The day of friendship started with a cultural event which included Solo songs, Poems Recitation, Group songs and Dancing events. A Dawat was organized for all the underprivileged and poor children. The friendship day served as a medium for informal interaction with the locals

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ARMY INTERACTS WITH YOUTH AT GANDERBAL

An interaction with an upcoming local youth leader and NDA aspirants was carried out by Army at Ganderbal on 07 Aug 16. During the interaction it came to light that the youth continuously look for gainful opportunities, devoid of which they are vulnerable to negative influence from certain quarters. They expressed their desire to participate in various youth oriented programmes conducted by Army . The Army assured the youth of always being there to guide and them whenever required.

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ARMY INTERACTS WITH LOCALS OF CHHATARGUL, ANANTNAG

With the aim to continue positive interaction with locals and efforts to bring normalcy in Chhatargul, Army organized another meeting with locals. It was once again re-enforced that the present unrest would be of no gain to anybody. As the local economy continues to suffer and it will have a more adverse impact on the future of the youth.
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Pictures Of Army's Flood Rescue Ops In Assam And Bihar
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'Comforting Times' For the people living close to the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Army remains the only pillar of support being the first respondent for all type of problems the Awaam face. To comfort the distressed population of Karen and Gurez in the times of frequent disruptions being caused due to continuous call for 'Hartaal' in areas around Srinagar, Army conducted medical Camps for the locals of these region to provide them with immediate medicines, advice and care. A team of Army doctors provided medical relief to Gujjars and Bakarwals in the remote areas of Puttakhan Gali of Keran in Kupwara and Charwan village in Gurez Valley. A similar camp was also organised in village Banderpura, Anantnag. Besides attending to the medical needs of over 1000 people and distributing free medicines, an earnest appeal was also made to the people to join hands in ushering peace and normalcy back in the Valley.
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'Eyes say it all' In a specialist med camp conducted by army at Surankot town of Poonch District (J&K) locals hailing from remote villages were seen by eye superspecialists for providing free treatment. Number of them were identified as ailing from cataract and were provided immediate care/free treatment to save their eyesight. Understanding the enormity of the problem, Army organised number of small medical camps for identifying cataract patients. It has now tied up with a hospital in Jammu to provide treatment without any cost to the patients which will also include their transportation to and fro for the needful. 'Eyes can see it all!
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Nationalism, nationalism.:-):-):smitten: A debating Competition was organised under the aegis of Sadhbhavana at Bhalla, Bhadarwah Jammu and Kashmir. The event was planned as a prelude to Independence Day on 15th Aug 2016 and was aimed to inculcate the spirit of Nationalism amongst the children from different strata and beliefs hailing from the backward areas. The response was overwhelming 38 students from various schools participated in the competition. Mr Taliq Hussain, Sarpanch, Bhalla inaugurated the competition in presence of various local villagers. During his speech, Mr Taliq Hussain, Sarpanch, Bhalla explained the importance of Independence Day to the children. The spirit and enthusiasm shown by the children during the function displayed the growing transformation leaning towards national integrity and amity amongst different communities of the region. “These initiatives by the Army help in leaving everlasting imprint on young minds.

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'Integrating the Awaam, Indian Army's Way' A `Qaumi Ekta Meet' to foster peace and harmony in the Jammu region. The aim of the meet was to highlight the achievements of the civil administration and the Army in ushering in development in the region. Sarpanches, teachers, students and farmers from the villages of Pichnair, Hubi, Kharsun, Khab, Kamrat and adjoining villages. The officials of the civil administration highlighted the steps being taken by the Government for the people residing in remote areas of the country. Information on various schemes like Swach Bharat Abhiyan, Beti Bachao - Beti Padao, Rural Development, Meri Sadak for development of roads, Loans for development of Irrigation, Digital Indian and higher education were given to the participants. Army officials informed the audience of the efforts being put by the Army for benefit of the youth and women in the region including pre recruitment training, which have helped many youth in the region to join Armed Forces. The Sarpanch of Village Hubi in his address said that coordinated programmes by the civil administration and the Army has brought development and empowerment to the youth in the region.
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ARMY ORGANISES MEDICAL & VETERINARY CAMP IN MACHHAL, KUPWARA

The Army is not only the last resort on the Line of Control but the only agency that can provide quality medical relief and succour to remotely located populations. To that end, a Medical and Veterinary Camp was organised by Army for villages Chakki, T-Suntwari, Khanbasti, Ringbala and Thali at Macchal on 12 August 2016. The response to this initiative was extremely heartening with a total of 608 civilians including 425 women and children and 728 animals, benefiting from the Camp.

The villagers were also educated on various health related issues like water borne diseases, cold injuries and personal hygiene. The Camp helped to alleviate the sufferings of locals and their livestock.
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AWAMI MILAP : TANGDHAR

Building on the very cordial relations with the Awaam, an Awami Milap was held at Tangdhar under the aegis of Army on 12 Aug 2016. The Awami Milap was attended by SDM and Tehsildar, sitting and ex MLAs as Awaam's representatives, Maulvies from Jama Masjids of various villages, BSF and number of civil dignitaries from Tangdhar.

The Army appreciated the Awaam for their restraint and willing cooperation in maintaining peace and tranquility in Tangdhar, when the whole Valley was simmering.

Commandant, BSF Battalion also info all present about the upcoming recruitment rally for BSF, which is scheduled to be held in Tangdhar.

The civil dignitaries also spoke on the occasion with the SDM informing about the recruitment of SPOs and status / availability of essential commodities in Tangdhar. The religious leaders of Tangdhar gave their guidance to all present and emphasized on the importance of maintaining peace in the sector.

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INTERACTION WITH VILLAGE SARPANCHES OF SAGRIBATPURA CONTINUES AT BARAMULLA

interaction with Sarpanches of Sagribatpura and nearby villages was carried out on 12 Aug 2016. The interaction was very positive and cordial especially after the medical cum veterinary camp organised in the area last week. Army has assured that it will continue to support the Awaam. These important stakeholders were again urged and motivated to continue exercising restraint and counsel the youth to avoid unnecessary clashes with the security forces.
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