In a recent Retiring Officers’ Seminar (ROS), General Upendra Dwivedi, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), engaged with officers poised to retire on 31 March 2025. The event served as a poignant occasion for acknowledging the dedication and contributions of military personnel transitioning from active service.
During his address, General Dwivedi lauded the retiring officers for their selfless commitment to the nation and the Indian Army. He underscored the significant impact of their service, recognizing how their efforts have been instrumental in fortifying the strength and capability of the military. The General expressed profound appreciation for the hard work and sacrifices made by these officers throughout their careers, highlighting their essential role in the defense establishment.
General Dwivedi also emphasized his faith that these individuals, equipped with extensive experience and leadership skills, would continue to contribute positively to the nation. He encouraged them to channel their knowledge and insights into nation-building efforts as they transition to civilian life.
The seminar was not only a farewell but also a celebration of the distinguished careers of these officers. It facilitated an environment for reflection and camaraderie, allowing participants to share experiences and engage in meaningful discussions with both peers and superiors. This exchange of ideas is seen as vital in ensuring that the values and legacy of service upheld by these officers will continue to motivate and guide future generations of military leaders. By bridging the gap between active duty and retirement, the ROS stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of service in the Indian Army.
