Pune, February 15, 2025 – The Southern Command of the Indian Army marked the 115th Raising Day of the Corps of Signals with a solemn ceremony at the Southern Command War Memorial. Major General K K Chakrabarti, the Chief Signal Officer of Southern Command, led the tribute by laying a wreath to honor the bravehearts who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of the nation.
The event, which took place against the backdrop of the lush greenery of the memorial, was a poignant reminder of the dedication and valor of the soldiers of the Corps of Signals. Following the wreath-laying, Southern Star Signals organized a special get-together for veterans. This gathering was not just a celebration but a moment of heartfelt interactions between veterans and serving officers, further enriching the event with stories of courage, camaraderie, and service.
The Southern Command, with a rich history dating back to 1895, has been instrumental in various pivotal moments in Indian military history, including the integration of princely states into modern India, the 1961 liberation of Goa, and the Indo-Pakistani Wars of 1965 and 1971. This celebration not only commemorates the legacy of the Corps of Signals but also reinforces the enduring bond between past and present members of the Indian Army.
The Indian Army continues to honor its veterans through various initiatives, reflecting the deep respect and care for those who have served. The 115th Raising Day of the Corps of Signals was a testament to this tradition, celebrating the excellence and service of the Indian Army over the past 115 years.
