This comes after an Army vehicle in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district met with an accident, resulting in the deaths of 10 Army personnel on January 22.
The Indian Army's 10 Rashtriya Rifles, under the leadership of Commanding Officer Colonel Rahul Kataria, distributed 20 computers to various government schools of Doda district under Operation Sadbhavna.
In a veiled jibe at her brother, Tejashwi Yadav, who now controls the RJD, she claimed that "infiltrators and conspirators" sent by fascist opponents are controlling the party.
On the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner Doda highlighted the importance of the girl child in society and stressed the need to ensure equal opportunities, education, safety, and support for girls. He emphasised that girls play a vital role in nation-building and must be encouraged to achieve
Family members and villagers paid their last respects with tearful eyes as a large crowd gathered to bid farewell. He was cremated in the village with full military honours.
The mortal remains of Army jawan Mohit Chauhan, who tragically lost his life in the Doda road accident, were taken to his hometown in Jhajjar on Saturday.
Heavy snowfall continued for the second consecutive day in the Bhalesa area of Doda district for the last 24 hours. Around one foot of snow has been recorded in the plains, while the upper hilly regions received nearly two to three feet of snowfall. Temperatures have dipped below zero.
In a moving display of respect and patriotism, students of Sant Ishwariye Bhartiya Vidya Mandir, Nainsu, gathered on Friday to honour the 10 Army jawans who lost their lives in a tragic road accident in Doda district.
The Banihal town of Ramban district on Friday witnessed the season's first heavy snowfall as fresh snow blanketed the entire region, bringing winter conditions in full force.
Air Commodore A. Shridhar, Air Officer Commanding Jammu Air Force Station, Bhim Sen Tuti, IGP Jammu zone, and Lt. Gen P K Mishra, GOC White Knight Corps, among other fellow officers, laid a wreath during the wreath-laying ceremony.
After a prolonged dry spell of nearly three months, snowfall finally began in both the plains and upper reaches of Doda's Bhalesa and its adjoining areas from Friday midnight.