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Be prepared to meet challenges of modern warfare: Lt Gen Kumar asks IMA cadets
Lt Gen MV Suchindra Kumar, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Northern Command, addressed the Passing Out Parade at the Indian Military Academy (IMA), highlighting the evolving nature of modern warfare influenced by technological advancements. He emphasized the increasing use of space, cyber, and information warfare, and urged the cadets to prepare for these challenges. Lt Gen Kumar noted that modern wars involve ideas, intellect, and innovation, and mentioned the significance of drones, autonomous systems, and cyber warfare.
In rare move, govt extends tenure of Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande by one month
Gen Manoj Pande was commissioned in December 1982 in the Corps of Engineers (The Bombay Sappers). He held the post of Vice Chief of the Army Staff before taking over the reins of the 1.2 million-strong force in April 2022.
Pune-based Army Sports Institute training female athletes: Lt Gen A K Singh
The Army Sports Institute in Pune is set to provide rigorous training to young female athletes to help them compete at national and international levels. The initiative, led by Lt General Ajai Kumar Singh, General Officer-Commanding-in-Chief of Southern Command, aims to nurture girl talent in archery, athletics, boxing, and weightlifting. The Army Girls Sports Company will be one of two centers of excellence identified for this initiative.
Technology absorption to be army's focus area: Lt Gen A K Singh
The Southern Command, which celebrates its 130th Raising Day on April 1, is the oldest and the largest command of the Indian Army, covering 41 per cent India's landmass spread over 11 states and four Union Territories.
Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi assumes charge as Vice Chief of Army Staff
Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi has taken over as the new Vice Chief of Army Staff, succeeding Lieutenant General MV Suchindra Kumar. Previously serving as the Northern Army Commander, Lt. Gen. Dwivedi is now positioned as the potential candidate to assume the role of Army Chief after General Manoj Pande's retirement on May 31. He paid his respects to fallen soldiers at the National War Memorial and received a guard of honor before assuming his new responsibilities.
R-Day 2024: India to witness glimpses of Viksit Bharat, Bharat-Loktantra ki Matruka in Republic Day Parade
Talking about the Republic Day parade, Lt Gen Bhavnish Kumar on January 25 said that this year’s parade would be a special one as themes like Viksit Bharat and 'Bharat - Loktantra ki Matruka' have been selected for the march. “The themes which ...
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J-K: Indian Army tightens security along LoC ahead of Republic Day
As Republic Day approaches, the Indian Army intensifies border security in Jammu and Kashmir, employing snipers and advanced surveillance. Meanwhile, the CRPF tightens security on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, using drones and metal detectors. Major General Sumit Mehta announces an historic all-women tri-service contingent in the Republic Day Parade. With 13,000 special guests invited, the celebration aims to involve people from diverse backgrounds, aligning with the government's vision of Jan Bhagidari.
Over last year, about 350 NCC cadets joined Navy as Agniveers, says Admiral R Hari Kumar
A large number of women cadets have joined as women Agniveers, the Navy chief said, adding, "We look forward to even more of them joining the 'Nav Sena' in the years to come, taking forward the glorious traditions of the NCC of doing your duty and doing it well with distinction".
Army chief Gen Manoj Pande to visit Rajouri sector today to review ongoing counter-terrorist operations
Indian Army Chief General Manoj Pande is set to visit the Rajouri sector on Monday. This comes in the wake of a recent terror attack in the region, where four soldiers lost their lives. General Pande aims to assess and oversee the ongoing counter-terrorist operations taking place in the area.
Defence minister, top military brass pay tribute to fallen soldiers on 'Vijay Diwas'
On Vijay Diwas, commemorations across India honored the 1971 war victory. At the National War Memorial, top defense officials paid respects. In Jammu, Major Gen Gaurav Gautam honored fallen soldiers, praising their sacrifices. Lt Gen RP Kalita laid a wreath at Vijay Smarak in Kolkata. This day marks Pakistan's surrender in 1971, a pivotal moment leading to Bangladesh's creation. India's victory shattered Pakistan's two-nation theory. Vijay Diwas stands as a tribute to India's historic triumph, marking sacrifices of over 3,900 soldiers and 9,851 injuries in the 1971 Battle.
After Covid, return to office, performance pressure keep Gen Z stressed
Nearly 70% of the people from a sample of over 10,000 seeking counselling support from mental health service provider Amaha in 2023 were young working professionals in the age group of 22-35 years, said Amit Malik, its founder and chief executive.
Combat Army Aviation Training School in Nashik holds combined passing out parade
Major Divakar Sharma was awarded the 'Best in Ground Subjects' trophy, 'First in Order of Merit' trophy for Basic RPAS Course (Internal Pilot - 03) and Major Niranjan Joshi was awarded the 'First in Order of Merit' for Basic RPAS Course (Observer Pilot - 03). There were two women officers - Capt Hansja Sharma and Capt Shradhha Shivdavkar. One officer from the Nigerian Army Lt AA Ogunleye was also among those who were awarded the coveted aviation wings.
Army Chief calls for embracing 'unity of effort' for peace, stability in Indo-Pacific
He held one-on-one discussions with General Morishita Yasunori (Japan), Lt Gen Simon Stuart (Australia), Lt Gen Mguyen Doan Anh (Vietnam), Lt Gen Peter Mbogo Njiru (Kenya), Gen Sheikh Md Shafiuddin Ahmed (Bangladesh), Major General John Boswell (New Zealand), Gen Sir Patrick Sanders (UK), Lt Gen Mao Sophan (Cambodia) and Gen Jung Hwan Park of Republic of Korea, according to the Indian Army.
J&K: Anantnag operation enters fifth day
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir continue their operation to flush out terrorists hiding in the Gadole forest area. The operation has entered its fifth day, with security forces expanding their area of operation to neighboring villages. Drones and helicopters are being used for surveillance, and mortar shells have been fired towards the forest.
With Lt General MU Nair heading to NDCS, Major General KV Kumar likely as next Signals Chief
The vacancy for Signal Officer in Chief in the Army is set to be filled by Maj Gen Kumar who will need to pick up the rank of a Lt Gen. At the top Signals post he will be tasked with implementing a roadmap for indigenisation in the Army that will span communications, Cyber Security, digitization and utilisation of Artificial Intelligence.
Lt Gen Manoj Katiyar assumes charge as General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command
An alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla and the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun, Katiyar was commissioned into the 23rd Battalion of the Rajput Regiment in June 1986. He is a graduate of the Defence Service Staff College, National Defence College as well as a distinguished graduate of the National War College, USA.
Army signs pact for procurement of 'tactical LAN radio'
It is the second contract that the Army has firmed up under the framework of Innovations for Defence Excellence (iDEX). "The contract with M/s Astrome Tech Pvt Ltd, Bangalore for procurement of indigenously developed 'tactical LAN radio' was signed in presence of Lt Gen MV Suchindra Kumar, the Vice Chief of Army Staff at New Delhi," the Army said.
Lt Gen MV Suchindra Kumar to be new Vice Chief of Army
Lt Gen Kumar will succeed Lt Gen B S Raju who has been appointed as the Jaipur- headquartered South Western Army Commander, the sources said.
Lt Gen Ajai Kumar Singh takes over reins of Army's Southern Command
Lt Gen Ajai Kumar Singh has vast operational experience in all types of terrain be it counter-insurgency areas, high altitudes & icy glaciated regions of Siachen or the desert sector, the release said.
India, Saudi Arabia hold talks to boost defence cooperation
The talks were held in Delhi and were co-chaired by Joint Secretary in the defence ministry Dinesh Kumar and Saudi Arabia's Deputy Minister of Defence and Strategic Affairs Ahmed A Aseeri, officials said.
Eastern Army Commander Lt Gen RP Kalita reviews operational preparedness along Sikkim border
The Army Commander also visited forward areas in Sikkim where he was briefed by senior commanders on ground about the prevailing situation along the border. During his interaction with the troops, the Army Commander complimented the soldiers for their professionalism, dedication and commitment for maintaining round the clock vigil in inhospitable terrain and adverse climatic conditions.
Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi assumes charge of Army's Northern Command
Lt Gen Dwivedi is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy (NDA) and was commissioned into the 18th Battalion of Jammu and Kashmir Rifles in December 1984.
Killings reflect attempt to divide Kashmiri society on communal lines: Lt Gen DP Pandey
He further said that such elements are jealous of the positive developments that have taken place in the country and the union territory over the last year.
Lt Gen Gurmit Singh sworn in as Governor of Uttarakhand
The function was attended by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, his cabinet colleagues and a number of senior government officials including Chief Secretary SS Sandhu and DGP Ashok Kumar.
89 militants killed in J-K this year; over 200 still active, say security officials
To a question about the number of militants present in J-K, Lt Gen Pandey said about 200-225 ultras were active across the UT. He, however, said there has been no successful infiltration along the Line of Control (LoC) so far this year.
Lt Gen Sanjeev Kumar Sharma to be new deputy chief strategic planning in Army
The DCOAS(Strategy) was created as part of mega reforms in the Army headquarters, nearly three years after its need was felt during the 73-day Doklam standoff with the Chinese military in the Sikkim sector.
Uttarakhand: Lt Gen Singh asks IMA passouts to keep evolving to handle modern warfare challenges
"Conventional warfare has transformed under the influence of disruptive technologies. Modern warfare is not just simple clash between military powers but it is fluid, amorphous, non-contact and asymmetric," Singh said addressing the cadets at the Indian Military Academy's historic drill square after a colourful passing out parade.
Two contingents of National Cadet Corps to participate in Republic Day parade
A total of 1,000 cadets, including 380 girl cadets, drawn from all states and Union territories of the country, are participating in this nearly month-long camp.
Lt. Gen Suchindra Kumar visits Chinar Corps to enhance Army's coordination in Jammu & Kashmir
"Proud Moment for Sainik School Bijapur since both the coveted Corps in #JammuKashmir are currently commanded by their alumni," Chinar Corps said in another tweet.
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