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  • Six newly commissioned officers from the Assam Regiment recently visited Kohima Garrison for an intensive orientation organised by the Assam Rifles, providing crucial insights into operational realities and the force's rich legacy

Kohima, Nagaland: Six newly commissioned Young Officers of the prestigious Assam Regiment recently participated in a comprehensive orientation visit at Kohima Garrison on July 22, 2026. Organised by the Assam Rifles, India's oldest paramilitary force, the programme aimed to familiarise the young military leaders with the unique operational environment, distinguished heritage, and robust professional ethos of the force.

The immersive visit offered the officers firsthand exposure to the multifaceted responsibilities and traditions upheld by the Assam Rifles. It provided a valuable opportunity to understand the intricate operational challenges specific to the region, alongside gaining insights into the historical legacy that has shaped the force over its long service. This initiative is critical for fostering a deeper understanding between different arms of India's defence establishment.

Officials involved in the programme highlighted its significance in nurturing future military leadership. By exposing these officers to the ground realities, leadership values, and the vibrant cultural diversity of the Northeastern region, the Assam Rifles underscored its commitment to preparing well-rounded and strategically aware commanders. Such cross-regimental interactions are considered vital for enhancing inter-force synergy and operational effectiveness across the diverse terrains of India.


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