Air Marshal S Shrinivas, the Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Training Command, conducted a significant visit to the Air Force Technical College on February 11, 2026. His arrival was marked by a warm reception from the Commandant, Air Commodore K Giri, who led the ceremonial Guard of Honour in honor of the distinguished visitor.
During his time at the college, Air Marshal Shrinivas undertook an extensive tour of various training laboratories. This included a comprehensive review of the advanced training facilities and instructional aids that are vital for shaping future air force personnel. The visit was not just a formality; it provided an opportunity for the Air Marshal to witness firsthand the implementation of modern training methodologies that are essential for the operational capability of the force.
In an engaging address to officers, instructors, and trainees, Air Marshal Shrinivas underscored the critical importance of maintaining operational readiness. He urged all personnel to remain dedicated and vigilant, highlighting that the ever-evolving landscape of military operations demands a high level of technical proficiency. The Air Marshal emphasized the necessity for all members to uphold the highest standards in technical training while fostering both physical and mental agility.
This visit served to reinforce the Training Command’s commitment to excellence in technical education, a principle regarded as fundamental to ensuring that the Indian Air Force remains combat-ready and prepared for future challenges. As the air force positions itself for modernization, the focus on advanced training and education is seen as key to sustaining its operational effectiveness.
