Indian Army celebrates Diwali with Orphanage Children at Agartala

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BY TC News Desk

Agartala, 19th October 2025:   Continuing its tradition of spreading joy and social responsibility, the Indian Army troops celebrated Diwali with the children of Naba Prantik Child Home Orphanage at Agartala. The event aimed to bring happiness and festive spirit to the young children by sharing the lights and colours of this auspicious festival.

A total of 25 orphan children joined hands with the Indian Army personnel to celebrate the Festival of Lights. The celebration began with lighting of diyas and lamps, filling the atmosphere with warmth, smiles, and laughter. The troops interacted with the children and shared stories highlighting the significance of Diwali as a festival symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and goodness over evil.

As part of the event, a lecture on ‘Safety during Diwali’ was conducted by the Regimental Medical Officer (RMO) to spread awareness among the children about safe handling of diyas and crackers, promoting a safe and eco-friendly celebration.

To make the occasion even more special, sweets and stationery items were distributed among the children as tokens of love and care. The celebrations concluded with exchange of sweets with both soldiers and children embracing the spirit of Deepawali.

This initiative reaffirmed the Indian Army’s commitment to community welfare and its constant endeavour to strengthen the bond between the armed forces and civilians. The smiles on the faces of the children truly reflected the essence of Diwali spreading light, happiness, and togetherness.

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