Gen Upendra Dwivedi Takes Helm as 30th Chief of Army Staff Amid Rising Security Challenges

Gen Upendra Dwivedi, with extensive experience along the borders with China and Pakistan, has assumed charge as the 30th Chief of the Army Staff. He succeeds Gen Manoj Pande. His focus will be on leveraging technology to enhance military capabilities and managing security challenges, especially along the Line of Actual Control.

General Upendra Dwivedi, noted for his extensive operational experience along the frontiers with China and Pakistan, officially assumed the role of the 30th Chief of the Army Staff on Sunday, at a critical juncture for India's security landscape.

He takes over from General Manoj Pande, who retired after more than four decades of distinguished service.

Dwivedi's impeccable track record of planning and executing complex operations marks a new chapter in Indian military leadership.

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