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Raksha Mantri Urges Citizens & Corporates to Support Soldiers’ Welfare at AFFD CSR Conclave
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Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh has called upon citizens and corporate entities to contribute wholeheartedly to the welfare of soldiers and their families, emphasizing that it is a national duty. Addressing the Armed Forces Flag Day Corporate Social Responsibility (AFFD CSR) Conclave in New Delhi, he highlighted the unwavering dedication of India’s soldiers, who stand firm in challenging conditions to protect the nation.

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