Passing Out Parade at Officers Training Academy, Chennai.
The prestigious Parameshwaran Drill Square at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Chennai, witnessed a momentous occasion as the SSC-118, SSC (W)-32, and equivalent courses passed out in a grand military parade. This event marked the culmination of rigorous training, transforming the Officer Cadets into the future leaders of the Indian Army.
The parade, a symbol of discipline and military excellence, saw Officer Cadets marching in unison to martial tunes, evoking pride among the cadets, their families, and the staff of OTA Chennai. The journey of these cadets, marked by dedication and growth over the past year, was on full display, reflecting the hard work of the instructors and administrative staff.
Lieutenant General NS Raja Subramani, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, Vice Chief of Army Staff, reviewed the parade and presented prestigious awards. The Sword of Honour was awarded to BUO Samrath Singh, the Gold Medal to BUO Simran Singh Rathi, the Silver Medal to AUO Tanishka Damodran, and the Bronze Medal to ACA Devesh Chandra Joshi. In his address, the Reviewing Officer praised the achievements of the Officer Cadets and the staff, urging the newly commissioned officers to embody the core military values of selfless service and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Following the parade, the Pipping Ceremony saw the newly commissioned officers taking their oath to serve the nation with honor and dedication. A total of 258 male and 39 female Officer Cadets were commissioned into various Arms and Services of the Indian Army, along with 10 male and 5 female Officer Cadets from Friendly Foreign Countries, further strengthening international military ties.
The event was attended by proud parents, dignitaries, and members of the diplomatic community. OTA Chennai ensured wide coverage of the event through live streaming on various media platforms, allowing a broader audience to witness this proud moment.
The Passing Out Parade at OTA Chennai stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment, valor, and dedication of the next generation of military leaders, who will carry forward the glorious traditions of the Indian Army.
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