A touching message on social media by an Indian Air Force (IAF) squadron leader regarding the difficulties Army children encounter in their lives, particularly during their early years, has gone viral. Niharika Handa shared the message on LinkedIn on Thursday, and since then, people have shown it a lot of love and support. Her piece explained the developmental stages of a child born into a defence family. She said that children of defence force employees “live all the challenges of military life, but they never signed up for it” and praised the bravery of individuals born into such families.
“Fauji kids are incredibly amazing… They relocate, switch schools, and adjust to ever-evolving communities. For the fauji youngster, moving about a lot is part of who they are. Saying farewell to friends and well-known habits and starting over in a new school, neighbourhood, or maybe even a new country is never easy.” Written by Ms. Niharika.
She also mentioned how, in their early years, army children say more goodbyes than the typical person does in their lifetime. “The truth is that, compared to the ordinary person’s lifetime, Fauji kids say farewell more frequently throughout their formative years. The IAF Squadron Leader stated, “A big shoutout to all the Fauji kids because, through their courage and support, they serve this nation too, and I am proud of you all!”
In addition, Ms. Niharika uploaded a photo of her child and complimented her child for enduring it all. “Love and respect to my little darling, and thanks for being such a fussy baby and supporting me and your dad always,” she continued.
Online, Ms. Niharika’s message took off right away since many people could relate to it. “For a Fauji child, saying farewell is like turning a page in a passionate story of adaptation and fortitude. It’s not simply a fact of life; it’s a lovely ability they possess that makes every fresh beginning a little bit simpler. One user said, “Niharika Handa—each farewell became a chapter in my personal journey, adding depth to the person I am becoming.”
Online, Ms. Niharika’s message took off right away since many people could relate to it. “For a Fauji child, saying farewell is like turning a page in a passionate story of adaptation and fortitude. It’s not simply a fact of life; it’s a lovely ability they possess that makes every fresh beginning a little bit simpler. One user said, “Niharika Handa—each farewell became a chapter in my personal journey, adding depth to the person I am becoming.”
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“Fauji kids are also the ones that form friendships very fast,” a third user commented. One individual commented, “And they turn out to have a dynamic personality.” Another added, “They mingle so fast that you don’t realize that you only recently met them a few days or weeks ago.” Bravo for the brats!
