Indian Army’s Celebrates Pemakod Losar with Buddhist Community at Tuting
Tuting, Arunachal Pradesh
Spearhead Division under Searcorps joined hands with the local Buddhist community of Tuting to celebrate Pemakod Losar, the traditional New Year festival of the Pemako region, reaffirming its enduring commitment to preserving cultural heritage and fostering civil–military harmony in the remote frontier region.
The auspicious occasion was marked by deep spiritual fervour and vibrant cultural expressions. The celebrations were graced by Lama Khen Rinpoche, along with other respected monks and dignitaries, whose presence added sanctity and spiritual depth to the event. Mesmerising musical performances by artistes from Dirang Valley infused the celebrations with devotional energy, resonating with the profound spiritual traditions of the region.
Local villagers captivated the gathering with colourful traditional dances and soulful folk songs, proudly showcasing the rich, age-old customs and living heritage of the Pemako region. The festivities reflected the community’s strong cultural identity and deep-rooted faith, creating an atmosphere of joy, unity and reverence.
The Indian Army’s personnel actively participated in the celebrations and extended steadfast support in organising and conducting the event smoothly. Their wholehearted involvement not only ensured seamless coordination but also reinforced the strong bond of trust, respect and friendship between the Army and the local populace.
Pemakod Losar celebrations at Tuting stood as a powerful symbol of faith, culture, harmony and coexistence, highlighting that the relationship between the Indian Army and the local communities extends far beyond security. It is a partnership rooted in mutual respect, shared progress and collective peace.
Through such meaningful engagements, Spear Corps continues to strengthen cultural bonds, promote inclusive development and uphold the spirit of unity in India’s farthest frontiers.
