VIJAY DIWAS 2022: EASTERN COMMAND GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL HOMAGE TO THE VALIANT HEROES OF  INDIA AND BANGLADESH WHO TOOK PART IN THE WAR OF LIBERATION-1971

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VIJAY DIWAS 2022: EASTERN COMMAND GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL HOMAGE TO THE VALIANT HEROES OF  INDIA AND BANGLADESH WHO TOOK PART IN THE WAR OF LIBERATION-1971
VIJAY DIWAS 2022: EASTERN COMMAND GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL HOMAGE TO THE VALIANT HEROES OF  INDIA AND BANGLADESH WHO TOOK PART IN THE WAR OF LIBERATION-1971
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VIJAY DIWAS 2022: EASTERN COMMAND GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL HOMAGE TO THE VALIANT HEROES OF  INDIA AND BANGLADESH WHO TOOK PART IN  THE WAR OF LIBERATION-1971

06 December 2022, Kolkata

          16 Dec is celebrated as Vijay Diwas to commemorate the victory of the Indian Armed Forces along with Mukti-Bahini over Pakistan. The creation of Bangladesh was a consequence of the continued oppression of the Bengali population in East Bengal by the political leaders of what was then West Pakistan right from its inception in 1947. What started as a peaceful demand for equal rights transformed into strikes, protests and demonstrations against the East Pakistan Government as the disenchantment of the populace intensified. As a result, Pakistan government resorted to unrelenting atrocities on civilians, leading to a large refugee influx into India. On 03 Dec 1971, Pakistan launched a series of air strikes on Indian territory thus starting a war which led to a historic military victory and resulted in Pakistan ceding control of then East Pakistan thus paving the way for the birth of the sovereign nation of Bangladesh. This day marks the culmination of an epic war unparalleled in history, when India stood against the tide of times and fought for the principles of “Freedom and Equality” that helped millions of Bangladeshis realise their cherished dream of an independent nation. Vijay Diwas epitomizes the resolve of our Nation and the valour of our men in uniform many of whom made the supreme sacrifice in the true traditions of the Armed Forces. This great military achievement would not have been possible without the help and support of the Mukti-Jodhas and the population of Bangladesh who made immense sacrifices and had to bear inhuman deprivation and sufferings during the war.

          Eastern Command has traditionally been celebrating this day as a mark of respect to the fallen heroes of the Indian Armed forces and Mukti-Jodhas who made this victory possible. This year as is the norm a Bangladeshi delegation of Mukti-Jodhas and their families along with serving senior Bangladesh Armed Forces officers are participating in the celebrations at Fort William, Kolkata. To mark this solemn occasion a number of events are being planned this year which are:-

Date & TimeEventLoc
13 & 14 December 22 1430-1630h  Rehearsal for Military TattooRoyal Calcutta Turf Club, Kolkata        
15 December 22 0930-1130hInteraction with Mukti-Jodhas and War VeteransAlbert Ekka Auditorium (Fort William, Kolkata)    
15 December 22  1430-1600hMilitary TattooRoyal Calcutta Turf Club, Kolkata    
16 December 22  0830-0930h  Wreath LayingVijay Smarak (Fort William, Kolkata)  
16 December 22  0930-1030h  Tea and Media Interaction including display  of exhibitsVatika (Fort William, Kolkata)  
16 December 22  1715hCultural Programme and Light and Sound ShowVictoria Memorial Hall Kolkata

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Antara Tripathy M.Sc., B.Ed. by qualification and bring 15 years of media reporting experience.. Coverred many illustarted events like, G20, ICC,MCCI,British High Commission, Bangladesh etc. She took over from the founder Editor of IBG NEWS Suman Munshi (15/Mar/2012- 09/Aug/2018 and October 2020 to 13 June 2023).
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