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An alumnus of the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington and the Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi, he won the ‘Chief of Army Staff Trophy’ for standing First in the overall order of merit at the College of Defence Management and was conferred the JTM Gibson Award for Professional Excellence and Inspiring Leadership by Mayo College Ajmer in 2024. He assumed command of the Army Training Command as its 25th Army Commander on 01 July 2024.

The annual Amarnath Yatra 2026 has commenced with the ceremonial flagging off of the first batch of pilgrims from Jammu. Thousands of devotees have started their spiritual journey to the holy Amarnath Cave Shrine amid elaborate security arrangements, while the first darshan is scheduled to begin on July 3.

As the Shimla Agreement marks its 54th anniversary, it stands as a landmark diplomatic milestone in South Asian history. While political and security challenges have evolved over the years, the agreement continues to symbolize the importance of dialogue, mutual respect, and peaceful conflict resolution between India and Pakistan.

The Governor performed traditional prayers and sought the blessings of Mata Vaishno Devi for the continued development, harmony and prosperity of the State. He prayed for the good health, happiness and success of all citizens and expressed hope for a bright and progressive future for Himachal Pradesh.

Amit Singh Rana is survived by his parents, wife, four-year-old son, and two sisters. His father is a retired Naib Subedar from the Indian Army.

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu and State Congress President Vinay Kumar accompanied him to the venue. Around 80 district Congress presidents from the three regions are participating in the training programme.

During the meeting, the delegation held detailed discussions on the objectives and activities of the Saksham organization. Special emphasis was laid on developing the capabilities of persons with disabilities, promoting self-reliance, and enhancing their participation in society through various initiatives and programs.

The event was highly appreciated by Gopal Krishan Sharma, President of the Himachal Pharmacy Council, who praised the institute for organizing such a meaningful and impactful academic platform.

Motivating the students, Principal Ashawat remarked that “being part of the crowd is easy, but history is written by those who dare to stand apart.” He further stressed that the future of pharmacy education in India will not be shaped by policies alone, but by the collective efforts of students, educators, and institutions.