Golden Arrow Division hosts historic lecture to boost border tourism in Ferozepur
Ferozepur, April 11, 2026: As part of its continued commitment to regional development and heritage conservation, the Golden Arrow Division recently organized a distinguished lecture by noted historian Dr. Rameshwar Singh. The session focused on the rich historical fabric of Ferozepur, aiming to leverage its glorious past to promote it as a hub for border tourism.
Recognizing Dr. Singh’s scholarly contributions and depth of research, General Officer Commanding (GOC) Major General R.S. Manral felicitated him and appreciated the crucial role of historical insights in strengthening regional identity.
The lecture provided officers and personnel of the Golden Arrow Division with valuable insights into the strategic and cultural heritage of Ferozepur. By linking historical narratives with modern initiatives, the session served as a strategic roadmap for ongoing efforts to position Ferozepur prominently on the national tourism map. The GOC emphasised that knowledge of the past would serve as a strong foundation for current initiatives aimed at showcasing the region’s valour and heritage to a wider audience.
The Golden Arrow Division is making continuous efforts to transform the Ferozepur border belt into a vibrant tourism destination. The initiative seeks to attract visitors to explore the historical landscape of Punjab’s border areas and enhance recognition of Ferozepur’s contributions, thereby elevating its regional stature.
The initiative aims to instil a sense of community pride among locals through a shared understanding of history and to further strengthen the enduring bond between the Army and civilians.
This educational initiative highlights the multifaceted role of the Indian Army—not only in safeguarding the nation’s borders but also in actively contributing to the socio-economic and cultural upliftment of border regions.
Under the leadership of Major General R.S. Manral, the Golden Arrow Division continues to play a pivotal role in shaping a more prominent and distinguished identity for Ferozepur.