Gen Dwivedi Charts Path to Future-Ready Indian Army at Defence Course

General Upendra Dwivedi addressed officers at the College of Defence Management, focusing on transforming the Indian Army through technology, human resource development, and inter-service cohesion. He emphasized the shift from process-driven to outcome-driven operations and the army's role in achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047.

On Thursday, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi highlighted the transformative vision for the Indian Army, focusing on five critical pillars: technology absorption, structural changes, human resource development, and enhancing cohesion among the three services.

General Dwivedi, speaking at the valedictory event of the Higher Defence Management Course (HDMC-20) in Secunderabad, laid out a holistic roadmap aimed at transforming the Indian Army into a technologically advanced and self-reliant force, equipped to handle complex future challenges.

He urged a shift from a process-driven to an outcome-driven approach, aligning the Army's goals with national aspirations like Viksit Bharat by 2047. The ceremony celebrated the successful completion of the program by 167 officers, including international participants, underscoring the significance of strategic leadership in the armed forces.

(With inputs from agencies.)