Arunachal Pradesh: Tawang remembers braveheart Major Bob Khathing who unfurled Tricolour for the First Time in 1951
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Arunachal Pradesh: Tawang remembers braveheart Major Bob Khathing who unfurled Tricolour for the First Time in 1951

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, echoed with heartfelt enthusiasm as the 74th Major Bob Khathing Day was commemorated on February 14, 2024. The border town witnessed a harmonious convergence of the Indian Armed Forces, the Tawang Administration, and the local community at the revered Tawang War Memorial Complex

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Feb 15, 2024, 02:00 pm IST
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Tawang remembers braveheart Major Bob Khathing

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Tawang: The 74th Major Bob Khathing Day resonated with heartfelt enthusiasm in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, on February 14, 2024. This border town witnessed a harmonious convergence of the Indian Armed Forces, Tawang Administration, and the local community at the revered Tawang War Memorial Complex.

Amidst the stunning backdrop of Tawang, the event saw active participation from military officers of the Tawang Brigade, key state administration officials, students, community leaders, Army Veterans, and Monks. Commencing with a solemn wreath-laying ceremony, the day unfolded with the majestic unfurling of the tricolour. Local talents, including students and artists, contributed to the patriotic ambiance with stirring performances.

The historical significance of the date, February 14, 1951, marked the inaugural hoisting of the Indian tricolour in the remote Tawang region. Major Bob Khating, appointed as the Assistant Political Officer, played a pivotal role. Leading 200 Assam Rifles troops and 600 porters through treacherous terrain like Sela and Bomdila passes during peak winters, Major Khating established Indian administration in Tawang.

Major Khating’s diplomatic finesse and unwavering determination fostered trust among the local populace, paving the way for the successful establishment of Indian Civil Administration in Tawang. His persistent negotiations and genuine empathy facilitated the integration of Tawang into the Indian Union, laying the foundation for governance and development.

Major Khating’s strategic leadership and dedication to unity ensured a seamless transition, earning him widespread respect. Today, Tawang stands as a living tribute to Major Bob Khating’s indomitable spirit and forward-thinking leadership.

This significant day is observed annually with fervour by the Indian Armed Forces, Tawang Administration, and the local community. Major Bob Khating’s legacy extends beyond his accomplishments, encompassing themes of peace, unity, and nation-building. As Tawang glows with prosperity, it stands as a testament to Major Khating’s enduring impact on the region and the nation.

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