60 recruits attested to Madras Regiment

​​The attestation parade was reviewed by Deputy Commandant of the regiment B N Nayak, who congratulated the recruits and appreciated the instructors and staff for achieving high standards of training. He lauded the efforts of the regiment also to ...

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Pipe band of 4th Battalion of Madras Regiment performing during Weapon and Band display programme in August 2015
Udhagamandalam: A total of 60 recruits were on Wednesday attested to the Madras Regiment, the oldest infantry regiment in the army, at Wellington in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu.

The attestation parade was reviewed by Deputy Commandant of the regiment B N Nayak, who congratulated the recruits and appreciated the instructors and staff for achieving high standards of training. He lauded the efforts of the regiment also to train smart and effective soldiers. Nayak awarded medals for outstanding recruits, a press release said.
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