Agniveers 6th Batch Graduates from Parachute Regiment Training Centre in Bengaluru
A significant event took place at the Parachute Regiment Training Centre (PRTC) in Bengaluru, where the 6th batch of Agniveers completed their demanding training and took part in a notable Passing Out Parade. This ceremony marked the end of months of rigorous physical, tactical, and mental training aimed at shaping the Agniveers into soldiers ready to serve in the elite Parachute Regiment of the Indian Army.
The formal ceremony represented the transformation of these young recruits into disciplined soldiers prepared to serve their country with honor, bravery, and self-sacrifice. These Agniveers are now set to join various Special Forces battalions and other units within the Parachute Regiment, where they will continue to refine their expertise in airborne operations, counter-terrorism, and specialized warfare.
The parade was observed by senior regiment officers, proud instructors, and the families of the Agniveers, all of whom watched with pride as the recruits marched confidently past the dais. The Reviewing Officer praised the Agniveers for their dedication, resilience, and determination throughout their training and encouraged them to uphold the Parachute Regiment's esteemed tradition of "Men Apart, Every Man an Emperor."
Situated in Bengaluru, Karnataka, the Parachute Regiment Training Centre (PRTC) serves as the training ground for India's airborne and Special Forces soldiers. It is tasked with providing both foundational and advanced military training to recruits of the Parachute Regiment, preparing them for service in some of the most demanding environments and high-risk missions nationwide.
The training program at PRTC challenges endurance, courage, and willpower. It includes airborne induction, weapon handling, endurance marches, physical conditioning, unarmed combat, and fieldcraft. Only those who demonstrate exceptional grit and determination manage to complete the course successfully. The Centre is committed to cultivating mental toughness, teamwork, and an unwavering sense of duty to the nation.
The Parachute Regiment stands as a pinnacle of India's military prowess, consisting of airborne and Special Forces units, including the esteemed Para (Special Forces) battalions. These units are globally recognized for their professionalism, operational excellence, and unparalleled courage in combat. From high-altitude warfare in the Himalayas to counter-terrorism operations in the hinterlands, Paratroopers have consistently demonstrated their capabilities.
As the 6th batch of Agniveers joins these elite ranks, they continue the legacy of those who have worn the maroon beret with pride, a symbol of valor, precision, and selfless service to the nation.
