In a major effort to foster closer ties between security forces and the medical fraternity, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) organized a high-impact motivational and awareness session titled “Role of CRPF in Nation Building” at Silchar Medical College & Hospital (SMCH) on Saturday.
The program, held at the SMCH auditorium, brought together over 300 medical students, resident doctors, and faculty members to highlight the central role played by the paramilitary force in maintaining internal security and national integrity.
- Key Highlights of the Event:
Distinguished Keynote Address: Brigadier Bikram Singh, Principal of the Counter Insurgency and Anti-Terrorism (CIAT) School, CRPF Silchar, delivered an insightful address on national security and civic duty. - Joint Academic Facilitation: The session was conducted by Dr. Biswadeep Choudhury and facilitated by Dr. Vikash Sandilya, Medical Superintendent of SMCH.
- Women Empowerment in Focus: Special recognition was given to two female CRPF Head Constables for their outstanding athletic representation of India on the international sports stage.
- Goodwill Gesture: CRPF officials presented ceremonial mementoes to SMCH faculty members as a token of mutual respect and appreciation.
CRPF’s Multifaceted Contribution to National Security:
Addressing the gathering, Brigadier Bikram Singh detailed how the CRPF serves as the backbone of India’s internal security matrix. Beyond counter-insurgency and anti-terrorist operations, the force plays a critical role in civil administration assistance, disaster management response, public safety during democratic processes, and safeguarding border-region stability across the Northeast and beyond.
“Nation-building is a collective responsibility that unites soldiers, doctors, and the youth. A disciplined mind, physical fitness, and active civic participation form the core foundation of a strong nation.” — Brigadier Bikram Singh, Principal, CIAT School CRPF Silchar
Empowering Youth, Fitness, and Medical Synergy:
The keynote address focused heavily on personal development for young medical professionals. Brigadier Singh urged students to maintain a healthy work-life balance through physical fitness, pursuit of constructive hobbies, and mental resilience.
The presentation highlighted the inspiring sports achievements of two CRPF women Head Constables who represented India internationally, serving as stellar examples of dedication, perseverance, and gender empowerment.
The event concluded with an interactive Q&A session where medical students discussed strategies for enhanced institutional collaboration during civil emergencies and health crises.
