Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Lalu Yadav's Grandson Begins Singapore Military Training
Aditya, the grandson of Lalu Prasad Yadav, has started a two-year military training in Singapore.
This is not because he chose to join the army, but because it's a rule in Singapore.
All young men who are citizens or have special residency status must do this training.
It's called National Service and it teaches them discipline, teamwork, and other important skills.
After the training, they might work in different parts of the military or support units.
Aditya's mother is very proud of him and shared the news on social media.
She called him brave and courageous.
It's not a special or voluntary thing, but something everyone has to do if they live in Singapore and meet the requirements.
Aditya, Lalu Yadav's grandson, has started a two-year Basic Military Training (BMT) in Singapore.
The training is mandatory for male citizens and second-generation Permanent Residents (PRs) in Singapore.
Aditya's mother, Rohini Acharya, expressed pride and support for his bravery and discipline.
BMT aims to instill discipline, physical fitness, teamwork, and leadership skills.
After BMT, conscripts are assigned roles in the Army, Navy, Air Force, or non-combat support units.
- Who
- Aditya, son of Rohini Acharya and grandson of Lalu Prasad Yadav
- What
- Undergoing mandatory Basic Military Training (BMT) in Singapore
- When
- After completing pre-university education, at 18 years old
- Where
- Singapore
- Why
- To fulfill the legally mandated National Service requirement for eligible residents in Singapore
Proud Family
Mandatory Service
Nature of Service
Proud Family
The family is proud of Aditya's bravery and discipline in undertaking the training.
Mandatory Service
Aditya is fulfilling a legal requirement, not voluntarily joining the military.
- Name
- Aditya (Rohini Acharya's son, Lalu Prasad Yadav's grandson)
- Training
- Basic Military Training (BMT)
- Duration
- Two years
- Location
- Singapore
- Nature of Service
- Mandatory National Service (NS)
- Eligibility
- Male citizens and second-generation Permanent Residents (PRs) in Singapore
- Purpose of BMT
- Instills discipline, physical fitness, teamwork, and leadership
- Post-Training Roles
- Assigned to Army, Navy, Air Force, or non-combat support units
- Family Background
- Son of Rohini Acharya and Samaresh Singh, grandson of Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi
- Education
- Completed pre-university education