Lieutenant General VMB Krishnan, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian Army’s Eastern Command, inspected the Sikh Regimental Centre on October 15, 2026, with attention on how Agniveers are being trained and supported.
The visit included a review of training standards, administrative arrangements and infrastructure facilities at the Centre. The assessment was aimed at understanding how the programme is preparing young recruits for the Indian Army’s evolving operational requirements.
Lt Gen Krishnan also looked at the training approach in use, including contemporary training methodologies and the emphasis being placed on technical excellence. The source says the review was linked to building soldiers who can meet future operational needs.
During the visit, he conveyed appreciation for the modern training practices adopted by the Sikh Regimental Centre. He also noted the progressive infrastructure development that has been carried out to improve the training environment for Agniveers.
The accompanying visit details show that the Army Commander interacted with officers and troops at the Centre. Through those interactions, he received an overview of the training activities and administrative arrangements being implemented there.
He commended all ranks for their steadfastness, high morale, professionalism and unwavering commitment to duty. The training staff and other personnel were also praised for maintaining high standards of military training and discipline.
The report presents the visit as part of the Indian Army’s broader effort to modernise its training ecosystem and strengthen infrastructure. In this context, the Sikh Regimental Centre is described as a key institution for preparing recruits for military service.
It is also stated that the Centre instils the values of discipline, courage, teamwork and dedication associated with the regiment. The overall visit, according to the source, reinforced Eastern Command’s focus on training excellence, technical proficiency and a capable, motivated and future-ready generation of Indian Army soldiers.
