Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Central Command, interacted with veterans and all ranks of the Regiment of Artillery in Lucknow on the momentous occasion of the 200th Gunners’ Day.
On the occasion, Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta extended his warm greetings and best wishes to the entire Gunner fraternity. He lauded the distinguished legacy of the Regiment of Artillery, highlighting its valour, professionalism and unwavering service to the nation.
The 200th Gunners’ Day marked the occasion of two centuries of the Regiment of Artillery’s Gunner pride and service. The Army Commander interacted with veterans and serving personnel of the Regiment of Artillery during the commemorative occasion.
Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta acknowledged the contribution of the entire Gunner fraternity and extended his greetings and best wishes to all ranks on the occasion. He recognised the distinguished legacy associated with the Regiment of Artillery and its service to the nation.
The Army Commander also acknowledged the invaluable contribution of veterans of the Regiment of Artillery. He recognised their service and sacrifice and noted that their contribution continues to inspire generations of Gunners.
The interaction brought together veterans and all ranks of the Regiment of Artillery on the occasion of the 200th Gunners’ Day. The occasion highlighted the connection between serving personnel and veterans and the continuing legacy of the Gunner fraternity.
Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta lauded the Regiment of Artillery for its legacy of valour and professionalism. He also acknowledged its unwavering service to the nation while extending his greetings to the entire Gunner fraternity.
Veterans were an important part of the occasion, with the Army Commander acknowledging their invaluable contribution to the Regiment. Their service and sacrifice were recognised for the inspiration they continue to provide to generations of Gunners.
The occasion of the 200th Gunners’ Day was marked in Lucknow with Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta interacting with veterans and all ranks of the Regiment of Artillery. The interaction provided an opportunity to recognise the Regiment’s two-century legacy and the contribution of its personnel.
The Army Commander extended his warm greetings and best wishes to the Gunner fraternity and commended their distinguished legacy of valour, professionalism and service to the nation.
Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta also paid recognition to the contribution of veterans whose service and sacrifice remain a source of inspiration for generations of Gunners.
The 200th Gunners’ Day thus brought together veterans and serving personnel of the Regiment of Artillery in Lucknow to commemorate the occasion and celebrate the Gunner fraternity’s two-century legacy of service, valour and professionalism.
