Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, November 1, 2026: The 118 Field Regiment (Fire Throwers) organised its annual ‘Veer Nari evam Poorv Sainik Milan Samaroh’ in Gwalior on November 1, bringing together veterans, Veer Naris (war widows) and family members from across the country.
Held under the regimental crest ‘Ek Sau Attharah’ and the motto ‘Vijay Kartavya Hamara’, the gathering provided an opportunity for former officers, Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs), Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) and other ranks to reconnect and celebrate their longstanding association with the regiment.
The event was attended by several distinguished military veterans and representatives, including Maj Gen N Srinivas Rao (Retd), National Vice President, Dakshin Bharat, and State President, Telangana, Rashtriya Sainik Sanstha; Smt Anuradha Rao, President, Mahila Wing, Dakshin Bharat; Maj Gen Shreya Mehta (Retd); Colonel Muhammad Ali; Subedar Major SS Rana; Subedar Munni Singh Chauhan; and AIG (Assistant Instructor Gunnery) Bhadoria, a senior veteran from the 1980s.
The gathering also witnessed the participation of senior veterans, including one of the oldest attendees aged over 85 years, reflecting the enduring bond shared by generations of personnel associated with the regiment.
During the programme, participants exchanged memories of their service and association with the regiment spanning nearly four decades. Veer Naris were specially honoured in recognition of their sacrifices and contributions. Gifts and commemorative shirt badges marking the Gwalior reunion were also presented to all participants.
The successful organisation of the event was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Team Gwalior, led by Subedar Major Munni Singh Chauhan, whose initiative and commitment were widely appreciated.
The annual reunion once again highlighted the spirit of brotherhood, respect, remembrance and commitment that continues to unite serving and retired members of the 118 Field Regiment (Fire Throwers), reaffirming its motto, ‘Vijay Kartavya Hamara’.
