Melbourne, April 25 (Australia India News Newsdesk)
Veterans of the Indian defence forces recently participated in the ANZAC Day parade in Melbourne, commemorating the bravery, camaraderie, and resilience of soldiers from both Australia and India. The event, held recently, is an annual observance in Australia and New Zealand, honouring those who have served and sacrificed in wars and conflicts.
The presence of Indian veterans at the parade underscored the enduring friendship and close military ties between Australia and India. The Indian contingent, adorned with medals and regalia, marched proudly alongside Australian veterans, representing a united front of valour and respect for military service.
To further celebrate this special occasion, Consul General Dr Sushil Kumar hosted a reception for the Indian veterans and their families. During the reception, Dr Kumar expressed his gratitude to the veterans for their invaluable service and acknowledged their role in fostering the strong relationship between Australia and India.
The reception offered a warm and inviting atmosphere where veterans and their families shared stories of their service, reinforcing the mutual respect and shared values that underpin the Australia-India relationship.
As the ANZAC Day festivities concluded, the presence of Indian veterans was a reminder of the common values that Australia and India share, highlighting a legacy of cooperation and solidarity that continues to grow stronger.