UPENDRA DWIVEDI ACHIEVEMENTS
Indian Army ready to face all challenges: Gen Upendra Dwivedi
Newly-appointed Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi assured that the Indian Army is ready to face all current and future security challenges. He emphasized the importance of synergy among the Army, Navy, and Air Force, aiming to protect national interests and boost self-reliance through indigenously-built military hardware. Gen Dwivedi, who assumed charge of the 1.3 million-strong force after serving as Vice Chief and commanding Northern Command, stressed operational preparedness amid ongoing border tensions with China in eastern Ladakh. An alumnus of Sainik School, Rewa, he has extensive experience across various operational environments.
Who is Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi? Here is all you need to know about the new Indian Army Chief
Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi, the new Indian Army Chief, brings a wealth of experience and accolades to his role. With a strong background in military education and a supportive family, he is well-prepared to lead the army and continue his legacy of service.
Manipur Chief Minister chairs all-party meeting amid rising security concerns
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh chaired an all-party meeting to address the security and law enforcement situation in the state. He emphasized the need for concerted efforts among stakeholders to achieve lasting peace and development. Singh stated that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the central government has initiated plans to engage in dialogue with all parties involved.
Amit Shah chairs high-level meeting, directs agencies to implement area domination, zero-terror plans in Jammu
Home Minister Amit Shah directed security agencies in Jammu to implement area domination and zero-terror plans, replicating successes in Kashmir. The government aims to crack down on terrorists through innovative means, as discussed in a high-level meeting to review the security situation after recent attacks in the Union Territory.
Reasi terror attack: Home Ministry hands over probe to NIA after Amit Shah reviews situation
The terrorists opened fire at the 53-seater bus when it was en route from Shiv Khori temple to Mata Vaishno Devi shrine at Katra. The decision came a day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir and preparations for the annual Amarnath yatra in two back-to-back meetings.
Rajnath visits border areas in J-K, reviews security situation along LoC
Singh expressed satisfaction for the high level of synergy between the security forces, civil administration, J&K Police, Central Armed Police Forces and other security agencies in projecting a clear message of resoluteness towards improving of the security environment that is conducive to fostering a new era of development in the Union territory. He also complimented the local people for their steadfastness and contribution towards joining the mainstream efforts undertaken by the government of India.
Northern Army commander lauds forces for achieving operational objectives
Lt. General Dwivedi led talks on joint capability, praising northern front officers. The Indian Army prepares a new promotion policy, adapting to operational needs. This policy aims for enhanced opportunities, catering to Major Generals, staff-approved officers, and future promotions. PM Modi and Defence Minister Singh paid tribute on Armed Forces Flag Day, acknowledging soldiers' dedication. Singh urged donations for veterans' welfare. The day, observed on December 7 since 1949, honors soldiers' sacrifices for national security.
Pakistan is making attempts to push foreign terrorists into J-K: Army commander
Talking to reporters, the Lt General said operations have been intensified in the border districts of Rajouri and Poonch to clear the region of more than two dozen foreign terrorists within a year. The killing of the two dreaded foreign terrorists is a major setback for Pakistan's plans to destabilise the region, said the army commander.
Always prepared to meet any challenge on borders: Army's Northern Commander
It said 66 awardees received gallantry and distinguished service awards at the event presided by the General Officer Commanding-in-chief, northern command.
300 terrorists active in J-K: Army commander
However, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command, Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi said the security situation in the Union territory has undergone a major change after the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019 and terrorist activities have been controlled to a large extent.
Army's Northern Command in high state of readiness to face evolving threats: GOC-in-C
"The security situation in Northern Command continues to remain volatile, as we are the only command in active operations facing adversaries from both the northern and western front, in addition to the internal security threats," the commander said.
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