Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has called for five columns of change, including technology absorption, structural change, human resource development and increasing harmony between the three armies. General Dwivedi presented the overall roadmap to the Indian Army to become a fighter defense force ready for the future in a concluding speech of the High Defense Management College (HDMC-20) at the Defense Management College (CDM), Secunderabad.
General Upendra Dwivedi referred to the army’s commitment to become technically advanced, adaptable and self -sufficient military teams capable of dealing with the complex challenges of the future. He emphasized the need to move from the procedure -powered approach to the result -operated passage and the need to go from the display range to the scale of effectiveness. The army chief underlined the alignment of the transformational goals of the army and discussed the era of change, the era of consolidation and the three stages of the era of control.
General Dwivedi emphasized that the armed forces should be dynamic, tight and technically capable. He said that the army should be able to contribute to all areas of national security towards achieving the goal of India developed through self -sufficiency by 2047 and remain a major pillar of national power and a preferred security partner in the region.
The event has successfully completed the major high defense management courses by 167 officers of the Indian Armed Forces, including 14 officers of the Allied countries. HDMC is a major program that has been designed to equip senior military officers with strategic foresight, management expertise and decision -making ability, which is important for high defense management and policy -making roles.
The army chief addressed future strategic officers on several important issues from the change of armed forces to the role and responsibilities in nation building. He called upon the undergraduate officers to develop imaginative, to develop approach and adaptability with the aim of giving direction to their abilities and adopt the principles of truth, trust and transparency to deal with future challenges. The army chief honored meritorious officers for outstanding performance as a honor and honored their exemplary contribution and educational excellence.
The presence of senior military officers, faculty members and specific guests at the closing ceremony made the program special. Graduate officers are now ready to handle important command and staff roles and take forward the invaluable knowledge and strategic insights received in CDM, which will strengthen their commitment to national security and high defense management.
