Army Chief Presents 'President's Standards' To 4 Armoured Regiments

Army Chief Presents 'President's Standards' To 4 Armoured Regiments

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Category : Defense Published on: March 29 2023

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  • Army chief General Manoj Pande has presented the prestigious 'President's Standards' to four Armoured regiments of the Indian Army at an event in Suratgarh military station in Rajasthan's Sriganganagar district.
  • The President's Standard or 'Nishan' was presented to 49 Armoured Regiment, 51 Armoured Regiment, 53 Armoured Regiment and 54 Armoured Regiment during the Standards Presentation Parade
  • The President's Standard is the highest honour bestowed by the Supreme Commander to a military unit in recognition of the service rendered to the nation.
  • The President's Standard is the same honour as the President's Colours, awarded to a relatively smaller military formation or unit.
  • The Armoured Corps is one of the premier combat arms of the Indian Army.
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