ARTRAC marks its 35th Raising Day with band display, ‘Run for Excellence’ in Shimla

The iconic Ridge Maidan came alive with a captivating performance by the Indian Army Symphony Band. The premier ensemble enthralled the audience with a wide repertoire ranging from military tunes to Bollywood numbers.

Lieutenant General Devendra Sharma, PVSM, AVSM, SM, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, ARTRAC, felicitated the band after the performance.

Lt Gen Sharma flagged off a “Run for Excellence”, covering a 3-km uphill stretch from the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies to the Ridge, and drawing enthusiastic participation from troops, families and children. The run concluded with a Zumba session.

Addressing the participants, the Army Commander underlined the importance of fitness in the digital age and reiterated ARTRAC’s commitment to the “Fit India” initiative. He praised the enthusiasm of troops and families, calling them role models for a healthy lifestyle.

One of the seven commands of the Indian Army, ARTRAC oversees institutionalised training through 34 training establishments across the country.

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