Indian soldiers are role model for the people of India. Scrupulously honest, positively secular, completely apolitical, with an ethos of working hard, simple needs and frugal habits. They are the epitome of courage and unflinching devotion to duty. More than any other group or community in the country, the Indian soldiers embodies and represents the idea of India.

Despite the omnipresent danger, hardships and privations of life on the nation’s troubled frontiers, they stand tall and front. From the snow-clad and wind-swept mountains of the Himalayas in the north, to the steaming hot and humid jungles of the seven sisters in the north-east and the shimmering sands of the burning Thar Desert in the west, they never lowers their guard. Sometimes they live through many days of heavy artillery shelling when the very earth around them shakes ominously.

They have truly lived up to Lord Krishna’s exhortation: “Reward is not thy concern.” For them, duty is the most supreme religion – the only one they professes (Seva Parmo Dharma)

They give so much, gets so little in return and yet serves with a smile. They are the quintessential Indian who has knit India together. There is some truth in the phrase “kuchh baat hai jo hasti mit-ti nahin hamari” (there is something about us that we cannot be destroyed), it is because of their indomitable courage and immeasurable sacrifices.
Our Atharva group of Institutes is the first Educational institute in India to organize grand program “ONE FOR ALL,ALL FOR ONE” - Season ii to pay tribute and salute the real heroes of our Nation. “Atharva Foundation” is going to honor 10 real heroes of our Nation on January 31, 2019 at NSCI Dome, Worli Conceptualized by Shri. SunilJi Rane, (Founder) Atharva Foundation

“A man is a patriot if his heart beats true to his country”. By this program “Atharva Foundation” seeks to raise patriotism in Indians about the armed forces and their supreme sacrifice they do to save our country. I would like to request all Indians to gather and pay tribute to our soldiers.

Dr. Ritu Sharma
Atharva College of Engineering