Indian Army holds biannual commanders’ conference in New Delhi

The Indian Army’s biannual Army Commanders’ Conference commenced in New Delhi on October 21, chaired by Chief of the Army Staff General Dhiraj Seth. The three-day event, running through October 23, brings together senior military leadership to discuss the evolving security environment, operational preparedness, and capability development.

A primary focus of the conference is the transformation of the force to meet future warfare challenges through technological enablement. The event will feature contributions from the Chief of Defence Staff, the Chief of the Naval Staff, and the Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology to address cross-domain challenges and national security.

On the final day, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to deliver an address and release the Land Warfare Doctrine. This doctrine is intended to provide a framework for responding to the changing character of modern conflict. Additionally, the Defence Minister will unveil the annual United Nations Journal and honor personnel for their service in UN peacekeeping missions. General Seth will also present awards for achievements in aviation safety, resource management, and environmental sustainability.