The Magnificent Force At The Kartavya Path: The Assam Rifles
New Delhi (India), January 26: The Assam Rifles, the oldest and the most decorated Para Military Force of our country with more than 187 years of unparalleled history, valour and heritage is fielding a contingent for the Republic Day Parade 2023. The 144 strong contingent backed by the Assam Rifles Military Band will march with […]

New Delhi (India), January 26: The Assam Rifles, the oldest and the most decorated Para Military Force of our country with more than 187 years of unparalleled history, valour and heritage is fielding a contingent for the Republic Day Parade 2023. The 144 strong contingent backed by the Assam Rifles Military Band will march with honour and pride at the National Capital on the Republic Day bringing the euphoria and spirit of the North East with them.
In a sui generis initiative, the Assam Rifles Contingent participating in the Parade will be a mixed contingent with equal number of Riflemen and Riflewomen highlighting the credo of “Gender Equality”. The contingent will be led by Captain Akshay and will comprise of soldiers recruited from all over the country thus strengthening the belief in “UNITY in DIVERSITY”. The mixed marching contingent of Men and Women of Assam Rifles marching shoulder to shoulder is the epitome of ethos of the Force of equal opportunity to all. Since their inception in 2015 women soldiers of Assam Rifles along with their male counterparts have been deployed on all Frontline duties together, be it in the North East, Jammu and Kashmir or the United Nation Missions.
During its 187 years of its existence, the Force has evolved itself into a modern and operationally efficient outfit, capable of responding to any challenges with élan and alacrity. The Force is well poised to meet all the envisaged security paradigms facing our great Nation. Assam Rifles have always been the FIRST RESPONDERS in all eventualities in North East India which has earned them the adulations of their fellow citizens as well as the title of “Friends of the North East”.
