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Jammu, January 20

A national integration, educational and motivational tour has been organised by the Army in Jammu for the children of remote border areas.

The tour was organised by Tiger Division from January 20 to 30th in which 15 schoolchildren were selected. The children will visit New Delhi, Agra and Jaipur where they will get an exposure to historical monuments, educational institutes and war memorial.The tour was flagged off by Brig KK Singh, Commander Chenab Brigade in presence of Sub Division Magistrate, Anil Thakur and Principal Neetu Gandhotra.

These children belong to remote areas of Pargwal region of Jammu district and have been selected to give them an exposure of rich Indian heritage and culture. “This novel initiative will bring these underprivileged children living in remote border areas of Pargwal into the mainstream and encourage them to contribute positively towards nation building.”the Army spokesperson said.

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