Indian Army Chief Concludes Two-day Visit to Leh, Takes Stock of Situation at LAC

 

New Delhi. Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General MM Naravane concluded a two-day visit to Leh on September 4. The COAS arrived at Leh on September 3 and proceeded to forward areas to undertake a first hand assessment of the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

ads

The COAS interacted with soldiers and local commanders deployed in difficult High Altitude forward areas. He appreciated their high morale and standards of professionalism exhibited by the units in safeguarding own territorial integrity. The COAS urged all ranks to remain vigilant and maintain a high order of operational readiness.

Later, at Leh, Lt Gen YK Joshi, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command and Lt General Harinder Singh, GOC, Fire and Fury Corps briefed him on the state of operational preparedness and on the logistics arrangements for sustenance of forces in winters.

The COAS expressed satisfaction on the efforts being made to ensure operational effectiveness and capability enhancement of the forces.

big bang

More like this

India Stands at a Defining Moment

The international order is undergoing its most profound transformation...

India as Consequential Power: Testing Decade Ahead

Between roughly 2015 and 2025, India moved from being...

India Arrives: The Decade Power Stopped Being Borrowed

There is a particular kind of confidence that comes...

From Independence to Strategic Autonomy: India’s Next Decade of Uncrewed Capability

Every Independence Day invites India to look back at...

India’s Geopolitical Moment

As the world stands at an inflection point, the...

India’s Rise as a Consequential Power

A decade ago, India was a story the world found...

India’s Ascent Story Continues

Adecade ago, India was grouped among the "Fragile Five"...

India’s Decade of Transition: Building Global Power Through Strategic Partnership

As India celebrates its Independence Day, it does so...
Indian Navy Special Edition 2025spot_img