CHENNAI: After 11 weeks of instruction held under limits of this Covid-19 pandemic, 167 gentleman cadets along with 31 girl cadets were commissioned into the Indian Army in a passing out parade in Officers Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Five gentleman cadets and seven girl cadets out of Bhutan additionally passed out.
One of the girl cadets commissioned in the Army had been Nitika Kaul, widow of Leading Vibhuti Shankar Dhoundiyal that had been murdered in Pulwama assault in 2019.
Nitika explained,”The past 11 weeks have left me understand many things in existence.
I’d love to thank everybody who maintained faith in me.
My mother-in-law, my mom and most of those who’ve been a part of this journey.
How you’ve maintained faith in me has left my trip simpler.
” Seeing her days in the academy along with her memories of her husband, she explained:”It is just like a color world.
The day that I stepped in, I believed the identical journey which he had traversed through.
I’m undertaking the identical journey.
I think he is going to be a part of my own life.
Even now, he’s somewhere about.
I am able to feel he is only holding me saying that you just did it” She explained that girls will need to maintain religion in themselves.
“Sometimes life will appear very hard and sometimes you may feel that things aren’t exercising.
You will believe you might discard it.
Need to know that it is not the ending of life, want to test again to awaken and daily for certain that you will win it,” she explained.
Lieutenant overall Y Joshi, overall officer commanding-in-chief (GOC-in-C) Northern Command, that examined the parade, and also captured the celebrity of a lieutenant about Nitika Kaul through the pipping ceremony.
He also presented the sword of honor and OTA gold trophy to cadet Abdesh Katochsilver trophy to Adarsh Pratap Singh along with the bronze medal into girl cadet Mani Mehtab Dhaliwal.
Parents of those cadets weren’t permitted to see the passing out service due to Covid-19 protocols.