Archive · 2 Dec 2025
BSF Celebrates 61st Raising Day with Charity
The Border Security Force (BSF) celebrated its 61st Raising Day on December 1, 2024.
They organized a big charity event in Indore, India, to help poor families.
The BSF gave out warm clothes, food, and sweets to people living in two places called Unmukt Sewa Sansthan and Pitra Parvat.
This was to make sure these families stay warm and have enough to eat during the cold winter.
The families were very thankful and wished the BSF good health and success.
The BSF said that helping people is just as important as their regular job of keeping the country safe.
They want to show that they care about the community and want to build strong relationships with the people they serve.
Additionally, the BSF is working hard to secure the border with Bangladesh by 2026 and has made significant seizures of illegal goods in the past year.
BSF celebrated its 61st Raising Day on December 1, 2024, marking its founding on December 1, 1965.
A charity drive was organized in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, to support underprivileged families in Unmukt Sewa Sansthan and Pitra Parvat.
Essential items like winter clothes, grocery kits, festive sweets, and ration packs were distributed to provide immediate relief.
The initiative aimed to uplift marginalized sections by ensuring warmth, nutrition, and festive cheer during challenging times.
BSF is focused on sealing the Meghalaya-Bangladesh border by 2026 and enhancing surveillance to combat trans-border crimes and prevent fundamentalist infiltration.
- Who
- Border Security Force (BSF) and underprivileged families in Indore
- What
- BSF celebrated its 61st Raising Day with a charity drive and security measures
- When
- December 1, 2024 (61st anniversary of founding on December 1, 1965)
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India and Meghalaya-Bangladesh border
- Why
- To support underprivileged families, strengthen community bonds, and enhance border security
BSF's Security Measures
Community Support
Security Measures
BSF's Security Measures
BSF is focused on sealing the Meghalaya-Bangladesh border by 2026 and enhancing surveillance to combat trans-border crimes and prevent fundamentalist infiltration.
Community Support
BSF's charity drive in Indore demonstrates its commitment to community support and social welfare.
- Date
- December 1, 1965 (Founding), December 1, 2024 (Celebration)
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
- Organisation
- BSF Eastern Command
- Recipients
- Underprivileged families in Unmukt Sewa Sansthan and Pitra Parvat
- Items Distributed
- Winter clothes, grocery kits, festive sweets, ration packs
- Security Achievements
- Seizure of narcotics worth Rs 376.52 crore, contraband goods worth Rs 170.57 crore, and 51.389 kg gold worth Rs 67.42 crore in the last year.
- Border Security
- BSF aims to seal the entire Meghalaya-Bangladesh border by 2026.
