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dian Army also holds credits to the construction of structures at some of the most difficult geolocations, like the Baily Bridge constructed by the Military Engineering Services, and the Border Roads Organisation in 1982. It is the highest bridge in the world, and is built between the Dras and Suru rivers in the Himalayas. The Border Roads Organisation is also responsible for building roads and giving accessibility to the areas in the Himalayas which were once inaccessible.

The Indian Army is known for high altitude and mountain warfare, and the Indian soldiers are considered the best in the world for high altitude warfare. The High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS) of the Indian Army is an elite training centre, sought by Special Ops team from many countries.

Indian Army has a horsed cavalry regiment - the 61st cavalry regiment, and it is one among the only three cavalry units in the world. While the regiment is used primarily during ceremonial occasions, they can also be deployed for internal security purposes.

The achievements of the Indian Army, or the number of instances we as a country need to be thankful to them for, are numerous, and almost impossible to list down. They have made us proud on countless occasions, and have made umpteen sacrifices so that we can live in peace. As a sign of respect, the least we can do is live in harmony with each other, don’t you agree?

Indian Army Day is celebrated on 15th January every year. The day is marked in memory of the fallen soldiers of India, who lost their life while courageously fighting in the battle fields. 15th January is chosen as a date to celebrate Indian Army day to honour Field Marshall Kodendra Madappa Cariappa or K.M. Cariappa who took over as the first commander in chief of the Indian Army on the same day in 1949 replacing General Sir Francis Butcher.

The day popularly came to be known as Indian Army Raising Day. The day also marks the sacrifices made and courage shown by Indian soldiers, who died in the battlefield protecting their motherland.

It is gallantly celebrated in Delhi displaying the skills and valor of the soldiers of Indian Army.

Homage is payed to the fallen soldiers at amar jawan jyoti at India Gate and soldiers are conferred with medals and gallantry awards. Soldiers also display their skills of bike riding and other activities on the day and make the audiences proud.

indian Army protects our borders and resists any infiltration with commendable courage to keep our country safe and secure. We all must try to be a part of the celebration and take a moment to remember our fallen soldiers.

The following speech on Indian Army are written in simple language to let the reader understand the origin of Indian Army Day and the way it is celebrated in Delhi.

Any student even from senior primary level will understand the day and its importance after going through these speeches. All in all the Indian Army speech will improve your knowledge about the gallant history of Indian Army apart from making you proud.

They put their today in danger for keeping our tomorrow safe. Today if our country is able to retain its independence, then it is only because of the army. Although, we should thank the army for protecting us every day but this day is especially dedicated to the army and it gives us the chance to show our love and respect towards it.

This day is especially celebrated in the respect of the Lieutenant General of India, Kodendara Madappa Carriappa. He was the first Army’s Commander-in-Chief of the independent India.

Army Day is celebrated every year at the National Capital (New Delhi) where various parades and military shows are organized. On this day, all ministers and different officials gather at the Amar Javan Jyoti in New Delhi to pay special tribute to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for saving ours.

There is the biggest contribution of the Indian Army in maintaining peace and harmony in the country and as well as between other nations also.

There have been many cases in the history of the Indian Army where they have helped other nations to protect their independence.

We all know the nature of the Indian Army that it is one of the strongest armies in the world when it comes to the protection of the nation but on the other hand, it also has a soft side where it is always ready to help the other countries by protecting human rights and promoting rule of law among nations.

Indian Army not only protects the country from the external threats but also from the internal threats. During the situations of natural disasters, Indian Army has plays a crucial role during many situations of natural disasters likes in that of the Uttarakhand’s disaster.

The soldiers of the Indian Army are always ready to sacrifice themselves for protecting their motherland and its citizens. Indian soldiers are the perfect symbol of a true patriot.

Nothing can keep a soldier away from performing his duty on the border. We all should admire their efforts and learn that what a true patriot looks like.

On this note, I would like to conclude my speech and extend special thanks to our principal and all the respected teachers for organizing this event in our school and providing us the opportunity to show our gratitude towards the army of our country for doing what they do.

Today, we all are here to celebrate a very auspicious and proud occasion of our country and that is the Indian Army Day. Our Geeta Ram Society has organized this wonderful event to pay tribute to the Great Indian Soldiers and show our gratitude towards them.

They are the real heroes of the nation and the biggest reason behind our country’s retention of independence and it is my honor and pleasure to host this program as the secretary of this society.

It is quite unnecessary and also very obvious to say that being Indian; we should feel proud and lucky to have the world’s best armed forces by our side for our protection.

If we are able to enjoy freedom in this country and are safe here then it is all because of the Great Indian Army.