Lt Gen Devendra Sharma, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Army Training Command, made a significant visit to the Cadets Training Wing of the Military College of Telecommunication Engineering on 27 February 2026. The visit was marked by a comprehensive review of the training activities currently underway, which are focused on enhancing the combat readiness of cadets through scientifically designed physical conditioning methodologies.
During his inspection, Lt Gen Sharma emphasized the importance of initiatives aimed at building endurance, agility, and resilience among the cadets. These measures are crucial in preparing them for the challenges posed by modern military operations. The commitment to developing a physically capable cadre aligns with the evolving demands of contemporary warfare, ensuring that the cadets are well-equipped for future deployments.
The Army Commander also visited the ‘Ananta’ Memorial and Motivation Hall, where he gained insights into the rich legacy of the institution and its pivotal role in nurturing future military leaders. The hall serves as a reminder of the values and dedication that are crucial for the development of effective leaders in the armed forces.
A notable aspect of the visit was Lt Gen Sharma’s interaction with officer cadets representing friendly nations, including Vietnam, Bhutan, Myanmar, and Tanzania. This engagement highlighted India’s ongoing commitment to bolstering defense cooperation and enhancing capacity building through military training exchanges. Such collaborations not only foster goodwill but also contribute to a stronger regional security framework.
In concluding his visit, Lt Gen Sharma commended the high standards upheld by the Cadets Training Wing and praised its forward-looking approach to training. He stressed the necessity of holistic training programs that are pivotal in shaping competent, resilient, and mission-ready officers, capable of navigating the complexities of future battlefields.
