General Upendra Dwivedi, the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), conducted a visit to the Madras Regimental Centre in Wellington, where he evaluated the training and administrative facilities at this esteemed institution. This visit highlighted the Indian Army’s ongoing commitment to enhancing soldier training quality and adapting to the evolving demands of modern military operations.
During the visit, General Dwivedi received a comprehensive briefing on the innovative training methodologies and infrastructure implemented by the Centre. He expressed his appreciation to the personnel for their commitment, discipline, and sustained excellence in training. The COAS acknowledged the pivotal role that the training staff and soldiers play not only in strengthening the Army’s operational capabilities but also in contributing to the broader goal of nation building.
In discussions with soldiers and instructional staff, General Dwivedi underscored the increasing significance of incorporating technology into training programs. He stressed that future soldiers must possess professional competence, agility, and technological proficiency to effectively use next-generation equipment. This capability, he noted, is essential for maintaining high operational readiness and for keeping pace with the rapid technological advancements that are reshaping contemporary warfare.
The Army Chief’s visit served as both an encouragement and a validation for the personnel at the Madras Regimental Centre, which has a storied legacy of excellence. The Centre is focused on evolving its training programs to address current and future challenges in warfare and military training.
