Dehradun: Lieutenant General MV Suchindra Kumar, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command, on Saturday said the nature and dynamics of modern warfare is constantly changing and he looked forward to meeting the cadets graduating from the prestigious Indian Military Academy here. Said to. These challenges.
Addressing the passing out parade of IMA at the historic Drill Square as the Reviewing Officer, Lt Gen Kumar said that technological advancements are continuously influencing the character of modern wars.
He said, "The dynamics of war are constantly changing with the increasing use of space, cyber and information warfare. Today's wars are wars of ideas, intelligence and innovation. You have to be prepared to be at the forefront to meet these challenges. will be."
Lt Gen Kumar said the high level of training they received at an elite institute like IMA along with physical fitness, mental agility and technical skills will help them meet the challenges of modern warfare.
Describing the Indian Army as an epitome of professionalism, excellence and sacrifice, Lieutenant General Kumar said that the gentleman cadets joining the Army as officers with POP should always keep this in mind and maintain the highest standards of professionalism expected of them throughout their career. must be completed. ,
On Saturday, a total of 394 gentleman cadets passed out from IMA to join the armies of their respective countries. Of them, 355 are Indian Gentleman Cadets and 39 are from friendly foreign countries.
Addressing the passing out parade of IMA at the historic Drill Square as the Reviewing Officer, Lt Gen Kumar said that technological advancements are continuously influencing the character of modern wars.
He said, "The dynamics of war are constantly changing with the increasing use of space, cyber and information warfare. Today's wars are wars of ideas, intelligence and innovation. You have to be prepared to be at the forefront to meet these challenges. will be."
Lt Gen Kumar said the high level of training they received at an elite institute like IMA along with physical fitness, mental agility and technical skills will help them meet the challenges of modern warfare.
Describing the Indian Army as an epitome of professionalism, excellence and sacrifice, Lieutenant General Kumar said that the gentleman cadets joining the Army as officers with POP should always keep this in mind and maintain the highest standards of professionalism expected of them throughout their career. must be completed. ,
On Saturday, a total of 394 gentleman cadets passed out from IMA to join the armies of their respective countries. Of them, 355 are Indian Gentleman Cadets and 39 are from friendly foreign countries.
