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Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed & thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
ALSO WATCH: Children among 60 people rescued from encounter site in J&K's Kulgam

Wife of a Soldier who died fighting terrorists, Jyoti Nainwal becomes Indian Army officer

Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.

Jyoti Nainwal, the wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal, who died fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's&nbsp;Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support.
She prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.

Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.

Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kulgam-encounter-3-jem-terrorists-killed-dsp-army-jawan-killed-1551018230750"> Kulgam </a>in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; cleared the test, &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/children-among-60-people-rescued-from-encounter-site-in-j-k-s-kulgam-1637418790092">Children among 60 people rescued from encounter site in J&amp;K's Kulgam</a>

Continuing with his tradition of celebrating Diwali with soldiers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Jammu on Thursday morning.
The PM met soldiers in Nowshera sector of Jammu and Kashmir on occasion of Diwali. He is celebrating&nbsp;Diwali with soldiers stationed near the Line of Control in the Nowshera sector.
This is the second time PM Modi is celebrating Diwali with troops in the district.
In 2019, the Prime Minister celebrated Diwali at an Army division in Rajouri, and this time he is celebrating the festival with soldiers in Nowshera, which is close to the LoC.
The twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri have witnessed a spurt in violence and 11 soldiers have been killed over the last three weeks.

PM Narendra Modi in J&K's Rajouri to celebrate Diwali with soldiers

Watch: PM Modi is in Jammu today to celebrate Diwali with soldiers stationed near LoC in the Nowshera sector

PM Modi in J&K's Rajouri to celebrate Diwali with soldiers

PM Modi in J&amp;K's Rajouri to celebrate Diwali with soldiers
PM Modi&nbsp;celebrates Diwali with soldiers every year
This year, PM is celebrating with soldiers in Nowshera sector
This is the&nbsp;second time PM is in Jammu on Diwali

PM Modi met soldiers in Nowshera sector of Jammu and Kashmir on occasion of Diwali. He will celebrate Diwali with soldiers stationed near the LoC.

Continuing with his tradition of celebrating Diwali with soldiers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Jammu on Thursday morning.
The PM met soldiers in the&nbsp;Nowshera sector of Jammu and Kashmir on the occasion of Diwali. He is celebrating&nbsp;Diwali with soldiers stationed near the Line of Control in the Nowshera sector.
This is the second time PM Modi is celebrating Diwali with troops in the district.
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In 2019, the Prime Minister celebrated Diwali at an Army division in Rajouri, and this time he is celebrating the festival with soldiers in Nowshera, which is close to the LoC.
The twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri have witnessed a spurt in violence and 11 soldiers have been killed over the last three weeks.

President Ram Nath Kovind reached the Union Territory of Ladakh & met Soldiers & their families on the occasion of Mahanavami 

President Kovind interacts with Army jawans, their families in J-K

President Ram Nath Kovind who is on a visit to Ladakh met soldiers & their families and even broke away from the tradition. Find out here. 

((Shots of Kovind&nbsp;Saluting the soldiers))
President Ram Nath Kovind reached Ladakh to meet the Army&rsquo; Northern Command troops looking after the operation area of Jammu &amp; Kashmir.
(Shots of him taking a ride &amp; soldiers long shot) The president broke away from tradition and had 'bada khana' with the soldiers and their families on the occasion of Mahanavami. The commander in chief of the Indian armed forces&nbsp;performed the Sindhu Darshan puja at the Sindhu Ghat in Leh
(Shots of him getting down &amp; meeting soldiers) The president was received by the lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, at the Leh airfield and was accorded a guard of honour.

President Ram Nath Kovind reached the Union Territory of Ladakh to meet the Army&rsquo; Northern Command troops looking after the operation area of Jammu &amp; Kashmir

Reaching out to the Army' Northern Command troops looking after the operational area of Jammu &amp; Kashmir, President <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/president-kovind-lauds-india-s-players-for-olympics-performance-1628954083656">Ram Nath Kovind </a>broke away from tradition and has 'bada khana' with the soldiers and their families here on the occasion of Mahanavami, the culmination of the nine-day-long Navratri, on Thursday.
The president began his visit to the region on Thursday from the Union Territory of Ladakh, where he performed the Sindhu Darshan puja at the Sindhu Ghat in Leh, officials said.
The Sindhu riverbank, known for its beautiful &amp; scenic landscape, is situated near Shey village in Leh and is hosting a multitude of cultural programmes, including the Sindhu Darshan festival.
The president was received by the lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, RK Mathur, at the Leh airfield and was accorded a guard of honour. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/army-chief-interacts-with-soldiers-at-leh-military-hospital-1592912187391">Also Watch:&nbsp;Army Chief interacts with soldiers at Leh military hospital</a>

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