The Albert Ekka Brigade, renowned for its heroic contributions during the 1971 India-Pakistan war, commemorated its 56th Raising Day in Agartala with solemn ceremonies, including a wreath-laying tribute to fallen soldiers. Brigadier Dheeraj Singh praised the brigade for its operational excellence and commitment to national security, emphasizing its significant role in safeguarding peace in the region. The brigade, which recently relocated to Agartala Military Station, holds the unique distinction of being awarded the Param Vir Chakra, highlighting its legacy of bravery. This observance not only honors the brigade’s storied history but also reaffirms its readiness to tackle future challenges in service to the nation.