HONORARY LIEUTENANT CHOW CHANDIT PANGYOK RETURNS TO NATIVE JONA VILLAGE AFTER 28 YEARS OF SERVICE

HONORARY LIEUTENANT CHOW CHANDIT PANGYOK RETURNS TO NATIVE JONA VILLAGE AFTER 28 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THE INDIAN ARMY NAMSAI | 2 November 2026: Honorary Lieutenant Chow Chandit Pangyok, who has completed 28 years of distinguished service in the Indian Army, received a homecoming welcome at his native Jona village under Lathao Circle in Namsai district, Arunachal Pradesh. Associated with the Assam Regiment and 2 Arunachal Scouts, Pangyok has dedicated nearly three decades of his life to serving the nation, marking a significant milestone in his military career. His return to his native village marks the culmination of a long journey of dedication, discipline and commitment to the country's defence services. The occasion also highlights the contributions of individuals from remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh who have devoted significant portions of their lives to serving the nation in the Indian Armed Forces. Pangyok's 28-year military journey stands as an example of perseverance and public service, offering inspiration to aspiring young individuals from the region who wish to pursue careers in the Indian Armed Forces. Dawnlit Now | Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh