New Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi Vows Technological Advancement, Self-Reliance in Defence

Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi asserted the Indian Army's preparedness to face current and future security challenges. Emphasizing technological advancements and self-reliance, he highlighted the need for continuous equipping of troops and the introduction of indigenously-built military hardware, while ensuring complete synergy with other defense forces.

On Monday, Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi affirmed the Army's readiness to tackle all present and future security challenges confronting India. He revealed his plans to furnish the force with cutting-edge weapons and technology.

A day after assuming command of the 1.3 million-strong force, Gen Dwivedi acknowledged the Army's 'unique operational challenges' amid evolving geopolitical and technological landscapes. His remarks followed India's prolonged border disputes with China and ongoing terrorism threats from Pakistan.

Gen Dwivedi, who formally took up the mantle as the 30th Chief of the Indian Army on Sunday, also announced his commitment to integrating indigenous military hardware to enhance self-reliance. He detailed the Army's strategy to remain prepared for threats by continually updating warfighting strategies and equipment.

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