In the heart of Delhi, at the Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Center's Samarasata Auditorium, the GBR Foundation of India commemorated the third memorial lecture in honor of the late General Bipin Rawat on his 66th birth anniversary. The ceremony began with a tribute to the visionary leader, lighting the ceremonial lamp before attendees.
National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, GBR Foundation of India's Chairman RKS Bhadauria, and Tarini Rawat, the General's daughter, graced the event as distinguished guests. The participants paid homage to the General, a figure of indomitable spirit and strategic foresight.
A poignant documentary showcased General Rawat's life and mission, underscoring his impact and commitment to the nation's defense. The speakers highlighted his significant contributions to the surgical strikes, the Balakot operation, and the ongoing push towards self-reliance and indigenization within the defense sector. Underlying the tribute was a strong determination to propel his dreams forward.
'United We Fulfill General Bipin Rawat's Mission'
CDS General Anil Chauhan emphasized the shared commitment to realize the dreams of India's first CDS. He attributed the burgeoning synergy among the three forces to General Rawat's vision, recognizing his pivotal role in strategic national security initiatives.
'Progressively Advancing General Bipin Rawat's Vision'
NSA Ajit Doval reflected on General Rawat's lifetime dedication to the armed forces and the nation. With his untimely demise, India lost a great patriot, a courageous General, and a visionary military strategist. His transformative dreams for the armed forces and nation-building continue to inspire advancement.
The launch of the GBR Foundation of India was a focal point of the event, marking a commitment to preserve General Rawat's legacy. The attendees echoed the belief that General Rawat's name transcended the individual—representing an institution and a vision committed to serving the nation and connecting youth to nation-building. His legacy was evident in the synchronized efforts of the tri-services for India's defense.
