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    OUTREACH PROGRAMME FOR VEERANGANAS AND NOKs HELD AT GUWAHATI

    Digital DeskBy Digital DeskJune 24, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Under HQ 51 Sub Area, an outreach programme for Veeranganas and Next of Kin (NOKs) of physically casualty soldiers was conducted at Amingaon today.

    Organised by 236 IWT in co-ordination with the Rajya Sainik Board, Assam, and Assam Regimental Centre (ARC) Records, the event focused on resolving documentation issues and facilitating welfare entitlements. A total of 122 Veeranganas and NOKs from Kamrup (Rural), Nalbari and adjoining districts attended.

    The programme addressed key concerns including pension status, one-time grants, ECHS card issues, and dependent-related benefits. Dedicated grievance and registration cells ensured prompt assistance, while a Mini Records Office enabled on-the-spot resolution of documentation queries.

    Senior representatives from HQ 51 Sub Area, Family Welfare Organisation, Rajya Sainik Board Assam and Zila Sainik Welfare Office engaged in one-to-one interactions with beneficiaries to expedite grievance redressal.
    The initiative reaffirmed the Indian Army’s commitment to the welfare of Veeranganas and NOKs through timely and transparent support mechanisms.

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