In Sivagangai, over 1,000 youths from northern India have arrived at the Indo-Tibet Border Police Training Center located in Iluppakkudi, near Arasanoor, to undergo a year-long training program. This training center, functioning under the Ministry of Home Affairs, trains youth annually to equip them with the skills required for border security duties. The training includes a wide range of activities such as rifle handling, swimming, and mountaineering, which are essential for the protection of India's borders.
This year, many youths from the northern states traveled by train to Sivagangai to take part in the intensive 44-week program. They arrived at the Sivagangai Railway Station and were later escorted to the training center. Under the leadership of the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Indo-Tibet Border Police, Achal Sharma, along with the commanding officers, these youths will be imparted rigorous training that will help them serve in the country's border security forces.
