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March 24th: Assam Rifles Commemorates 190th Raising Day

“Assam Rifles, India’s oldest paramilitary force, commemorated its Raising Day on March 24, 2025, with profound pride and solemnity. This day marked the 190th Raising day, and celebrated the rich history and unwavering dedication of the “Sentinels of the Northeast.”

Here’s a glimpse into the significance of Assam Rifles Raising Day:

A Legacy of Service:

  • Established in 1835 as the ‘Cachar Levy,’ the Assam Rifles has evolved through numerous historical events, playing a crucial role in safeguarding the northeastern region.
  • Their contributions span from maintaining law and order to counter-insurgency operations and border security.
  • They also perform vital humanitarian aid during natural disasters.

Guardians of the Northeast:

  • The Assam Rifles are deeply integrated with the local communities, fostering trust and cooperation.
  • Their presence ensures stability and security in a region known for its diverse cultures and challenging terrain.

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