Sapta Shakti Command Organizes Two-Day Augmented Wellness Seminar at Jaipur Military Station
Jaipur
The Sapta Shakti Command concluded a two-day Augmented Wellness Support Seminar at Jaipur Military Station on January 22, 2025. The seminar, aimed at promoting holistic wellness, was designed to benefit combatants and their families by addressing key aspects of physical, mental, and emotional well-being. With participation from approximately 5,000 serving personnel and their families, both physically and online, the seminar proved to be a resounding success.
Enhancing Wellness through Holistic Discussions
The seminar’s agenda revolved around fostering mental health awareness, spiritual healing, and professional guidance. It provided participants with insights to build resilience, achieve personal growth, and maintain a positive outlook in the face of adversity. Sessions on mindfulness, meditation, and inner strength development were central to the discussions, underlining the importance of emotional stability and mental well-being within the Armed Forces.
Distinguished Participation and Key Themes
The event witnessed the presence of senior military leaders, including Lt Gen Manjinder Singh, Army Commander, South Western Command, and Lt Gen Nagendra Singh, Chetak Corps. In his closing remarks, Lt Gen Manjinder Singh emphasized the significance of wellness in boosting morale, operational readiness, and emotional resilience among soldiers and their families.
Renowned speakers from the military and civilian domains enriched the seminar with their expertise and motivational insights. The military speakers included:
- Lt Gen JS Nain (Retd): Former Army Commander, Southern Command, who shared leadership and organizational improvement insights.
- Maj Gen VD Dogra (Retd): Ironman Triathlete, known for advocating holistic fitness and perseverance.
- Maj Gen Inderjeet Singh (Retd): A motivational speaker emphasizing the power of self-motivation.
- Maj Gen V Hariharan: ADG (D&V), who addressed professional guidance for personal and organizational development.
- Lt Col Ankur Sabrawal: A psychologist from DIPR, who conducted sessions on mental health and emotional resilience.
Contributions from Eminent Civilian Experts
The seminar also hosted notable civilian experts from diverse fields. Among the key contributors were:
- Shri Gauranga Das: A spiritual guru who highlighted the role of spirituality in achieving happiness.
- Mr. Yogesh Chabria: A motivational speaker known for his insights on positivity and self-growth.
- Researchers and scientists from prestigious institutions like DIPR and IIT, including Dr. Kamlesh Singh, Dr. Nidhi Maheshwari, Dr. Rajender Sokhi, and Dr. Kalpana, shared innovative approaches to emotional well-being and stress management.
- Mrs. Dharini Singh: A special educator who provided valuable guidance on parenting children with special needs.
Focus on Family Welfare and Personal Development
The seminar covered various topics, including building marital harmony, parenting techniques, and sustaining a positive outlook amidst personal challenges. The aim was to enhance the overall quality of life for Armed Forces personnel and their families, enabling them to navigate challenges with resilience and confidence.
Fostering Wellness for National Security
The Augmented Wellness Support Seminar forms part of the Sapta Shakti Command’s ongoing efforts to integrate wellness into the Armed Forces’ ethos. By prioritizing emotional stability and operational readiness, the initiative seeks to create a cohesive, resilient, and effective force capable of upholding national security.
Lt Gen Manjinder Singh commended the seminar’s contributors for their invaluable efforts and emphasized the Army’s commitment to fostering a culture of wellness. He highlighted the importance of emotional and physical well-being in preserving the Armed Forces’ strength and ensuring their readiness to meet national security challenges.
The seminar’s success marks a significant step in the Army’s journey toward holistic wellness, laying the groundwork for future initiatives that prioritize the well-being of its personnel and their families.
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