Archive · 11 Jan 2026
407 BSF Recruits Complete Training in Indore
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, 407 new Border Security Force (BSF) constables had a big ceremony to celebrate finishing their training.
They promised to protect India and took an oath in front of the national flag.
The chief guest was a high-ranking BSF officer, and the recruits showed off their skills with exercises and a dance.
They trained for 44 weeks, learning how to handle weapons, do drills, and stay fit.
They also learned about map reading, fighting, and guarding borders.
The best trainees got special awards.
This ceremony showed that they are ready to serve India in tough conditions.
407 BSF constables from Batches 208 and 209 completed their 44-week training at the BSF Subsidiary Training Centre in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
The recruits took an oath to safeguard national unity, integrity, and sovereignty during a passing-out parade.
The ceremony was attended by Tejinder Pal Singh Sidhu, Inspector General, BSF STC, with Tausif Alam as the parade commander.
Trainees demonstrated their skills through Mass PT and a Bihu performance, showcasing physical endurance and team spirit.
Outstanding trainees were awarded medals and certificates for excellence in overall performance, physical efficiency, shooting, and drill.
- Who
- 407 newly trained BSF constables from Batches 208 and 209
- What
- Passing-out parade and oath-taking ceremony
- When
- Saturday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Border Security Force Subsidiary Training Centre, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To formally take the oath to safeguard national unity, integrity, and sovereignty, and to mark the completion of their 44-week training
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Event
- Passing-out parade of Constable Batches 208 and 209
- Number of Recruits
- 407
- Training Duration
- 44 weeks
- Chief Guest
- Tejinder Pal Singh Sidhu, Inspector General, BSF STC
- Parade Commander
- Tausif Alam
- Training Focus Areas
- Weapons handling, drill, physical conditioning, field craft, map reading, battle skills, firing practice, border surveillance, counter-terrorism operations, character building, leadership development