Rajnath Singh Commends Armed Forces' Efforts at Joint Commanders' Conference 2024
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Indian Armed Forces' top leadership at the Joint Commanders' Conference 2024, emphasizing their role in national security and modernisation. Chiefs of Army, Navy, and Air Force joined discussions on enhancing integration and operational readiness amid emerging challenges.
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Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday addressed the apex leadership of the Indian Armed Forces at the Joint Commanders' Conference, commending their invaluable contribution to safeguarding national interests. The Ministry of Defence stated that Singh praised their efforts in realizing the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Held at the Headquarters, Central Command in Lucknow, the Joint Commanders' Conference 2024 ran from September 4 to 5. Leading the discussions were Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, and Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Choudhari. The conference, themed 'Sashakt aur Surakshit Bharat: Transforming the Armed Forces,' aimed to review current security situations and defence preparedness.
General Chauhan emphasized the importance of jointness and integration across various domains, crucial for adapting to future warfare's contours and conducting effect-based operations. The discussions also highlighted operational preparedness and modernisation. General Chauhan praised initiatives for fostering a 'Joint Culture' and stressed the need for command and control centers to enhance strategic decision-making and readiness amid emerging challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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