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Uttarakhand: Lt Gen Singh asks IMA passouts to keep evolving to handle modern warfare challenges SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 12, 2021, 06:02 PM IST Share Synopsis "Conventional warfare has transformed under the influence of disruptive technologies. Modern warfare is not just simple clash between military powers but it is fluid, amorphous, non-contact and asymmetric," Singh said addressing the cadets at the Indian Military Academy's historic drill square after a colourful passing out parade. Agencies "In the challenging times like these you have to keep your leadership dynamic, contemporary and constantly evolving," he added. Western Command GOC-in-C Lt Gen R P Singh on Saturday asked passing out gentlemen cadets at the IMA to keep evolving constantly to handle the challenges of modern warfare. "Conventional warfare has transformed under the influence of disruptive technologies. Modern warfare is not just simple clash between military powers but it is fluid, amorphous, non-contact and asymmetric," Singh said addressing the cadets at the Indian Military Academy's (IMA) historic drill square after a colourful passing out parade (POP).
Indian Military Academy passing out parade on June 12 SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 01, 2021, 05:47 PM IST Share Synopsis To be reviewed by Western Command GOC Lt Gen R P Singh, the POP will witness 425 gentlemen cadets including 84 from nine foreign countries passing out from the prestigious academy on completion of their training. A file picture from the Indian Military Academy The Indian Military Academy's passing out parade (POP) for the spring term will be held against the backdrop of famous Chetwode building on the IMA campus here on June 12. To be reviewed by Western Command GOC Lt Gen R P Singh, the POP will witness 425 gentlemen cadets including 84 from nine foreign countries passing out from the prestigious academy on completion of their training.
JAMMU: Western Command Army commander Lt Gen R P Singh on Saturday visited Yol garrison and reviewed operational readiness of Rising Star Corps in its area of responsibility, besides measures taken by the Corps to control the spread of Covid-19 within the military station. Jammu-based defence spokesperson Lt Col Devender Anand said, “Lt Gen P N Ananthanarayanan, SM, GOC, Rising Star Corps, received the Army commander on his arrival at Yol Cantt and updated him about the operational readiness of the Corps. The Army commander was also updated on the state of Covid-19 infections in the area and measures taken by the Rising Star Corps to control the infections within the military station. The officer was also briefed about assistance being provided to ex-servicemen and aid to civil administration."
Western Command opens 3 Covid hospitals for civilians By IANS | Published on Mon, May 10 2021 16:33 IST | 16 Views Kerala CM calls for strict implementation of Covid protective norms. Image Source: IANS News Chandigarh, May 10 : As part of the continued fight against the spike in Covid-19 cases, the Western Command on Monday dedicated three Covid hospitals to the nation under the Indian Army initiative 'Operation Namaste'. Lt Gen R.P. Singh, General Officer Commanding in Chief, Western Command, announced the operationalisation of first Western Command 100-bed hospital in coordination with the Chandigarh administration at International Students Hostel of Panjab University in Sector 25 here in presence of UT Administrator V.P. Singh Bandore.
Army's western command to help Punjab fight Covid By IANS | 4 Views Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Chandigarh, April 26 : Responding to Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's plea for help in the war-like Covid situation, the Western Command of the Indian Army on Monday extended all possible help, including medical staff and medically trained combatants, to Punjab to meet the exigent shortage in hospital, along with support in reviving the state's old oxygen plants that are currently lying defunct. Lt Gen R.P. Singh, AVSM, VSM, GOC-in-C, Western Command, at a virtual meeting of the Chief Minister with senior command officials, also offered to provide staff to run the 100-bed Covid facility proposed to be set up in the building loaned to the state government by the CSIR for the purpose.