General Upendra Dwivedi, the Chief of the Army Staff, conducted a visit to the Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering (MCEME) on March 26, 2025. During this visit, he received a comprehensive briefing on the institution’s training curriculum designed to create highly skilled, battle-ready tech warriors for the Indian Army.
The curriculum at MCEME emphasizes the importance of emerging technologies and provides students with hands-on experiences, ensuring that the future leaders of the military are adept in managing advanced military systems and overcoming technological challenges. This forward-looking strategy is crucial as the Army continues adapting to the rapidly evolving nature of warfare.
As part of his visit, General Dwivedi reviewed the college’s modern laboratories and state-of-the-art infrastructure. He took particular note of the innovative projects being undertaken at MCEME, which play a vital role in enhancing self-reliance and professionalism within the military. The General expressed his admiration for the advancements that MCEME has made in developing a technology-driven ecosystem. This aligns closely with the national vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, which aims to transform India into a developed nation by the year 2047.
General Dwivedi commended MCEME for fostering a culture of innovation and operational readiness. He emphasized the institution’s commitment to excellence in preparing technically proficient officers and soldiers who are capable of maintaining and operating complex military equipment across various operational landscapes.
During his engagement with the troops at the college, the COAS acknowledged their high standards of professionalism and steadfast commitment to duty. He recognized their essential role in ensuring that the Indian Army remains prepared for future challenges in an environment increasingly shaped by technological advancements.
The visit served to reaffirm the critical role of MCEME as a center of excellence, shaping the future of military technology while significantly enhancing the Indian Army’s operational readiness. This ensures that the Army is not only at the forefront of technological innovation but also maintains a high level of combat effectiveness.
