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91 Arunachal Fire‑Rescue Personnel Finish Basic Drill and Discipline Training at Banderdewa
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 04:37 AM
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A batch of 91 fire and emergency service members from Arunachal Pradesh successfully completed a basic drill and discipline training program held in Banderdewa.
Banderdewa, Arunachal Pradesh, became the venue for a basic drill and discipline training that saw 91 fire‑rescue and emergency personnel from the state complete the program. The course, organized by the state fire department, focused on fundamental firefighting techniques, equipment handling and strict disciplinary standards required for rapid emergency response.
The trainees underwent a series of practical exercises designed to simulate real‑world scenarios, ranging from forest fire containment to urban rescue operations. Instructors emphasized teamwork, physical fitness and adherence to protocol to ensure that the personnel are prepared for the diverse challenges of the region's terrain.
Completion of the training marks a step forward in strengthening Arunachal Pradesh's emergency preparedness, aligning local capabilities with national safety standards. Officials indicated that similar programs will be scheduled periodically to maintain operational readiness across the state's fire and rescue units.
The trainees underwent a series of practical exercises designed to simulate real‑world scenarios, ranging from forest fire containment to urban rescue operations. Instructors emphasized teamwork, physical fitness and adherence to protocol to ensure that the personnel are prepared for the diverse challenges of the region's terrain.
Completion of the training marks a step forward in strengthening Arunachal Pradesh's emergency preparedness, aligning local capabilities with national safety standards. Officials indicated that similar programs will be scheduled periodically to maintain operational readiness across the state's fire and rescue units.