Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Army to Sponsor Education of Boy Who Aided Soldiers
A young boy named Shvan Singh helped soldiers during a military operation by bringing them supplies like water and tea.
The Indian Army was so impressed with his bravery that they decided to pay for his schooling.
The boy, who is from a village near the border, has said he wants to join the army when he grows up to serve his country.
The army honored him in a special ceremony, recognizing him as a 'quiet hero'.
His father is very proud of his son's actions.
The Indian Army will sponsor the education of a 10-year-old boy.
The boy, Shvan Singh, provided supplies to soldiers during Operation Sindoor.
He delivered water, tea, and other items to soldiers in Tara Wali village.
The Golden Arrow Division of the Indian Army is sponsoring his education.
The boy's father expressed pride in his son's actions.
- Who
- Shvan Singh, a 10-year-old boy.
- What
- The Indian Army is sponsoring the education of a boy who aided soldiers during Operation Sindoor.
- When
- The army announced the sponsorship on Sunday. The boy was felicitated on Saturday.
- Where
- Tara Wali village in Punjab, near the international border.
- Why
- In recognition of his courage and enthusiasm in helping soldiers during Operation Sindoor.
- Boy's Name
- Shvan Singh
- Age
- 10 years old
- Operation
- Operation Sindoor
- Location
- Tara Wali village
- Army Division
- Golden Arrow Division
- Father's sentiment
- Proud
