Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth, PVSM, AVSM, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Southern Command, conducted an important visit to the EME School in Vadodara. The primary aim of this visit was to assess training standards, infrastructure, and key transformation initiatives that are crucial for strengthening the Indian Army’s technical and operational readiness.
During his visit, Lt Gen Seth was given a comprehensive briefing on significant initiatives that align with the Indian Army’s Decade of Transformation. The emphasis was on the EME School’s commitment to innovation, the indigenisation of specialized technologies, and excellence in technical education. These efforts are deemed essential for maintaining heightened levels of operational preparedness across various military formations.
The Army Commander took the time to review the training infrastructure and was informed about modern training methodologies being implemented. He learned about ongoing specialist courses that focus on critical areas such as Armament, Optoelectronics, and New Generation Vehicles & Equipment. These programs are strategically designed to equip officers and soldiers with advanced technical skills necessary to support modern, technology-intensive military platforms.
Lt Gen Seth expressed his appreciation for the institution’s significant contribution to developing a technically proficient workforce. He emphasized the importance of continuous upskilling, adaptive learning, and indigenous solutions to respond effectively to the evolving demands of the battlefield.
The visit underscored Southern Command’s dedication to technology-driven capability development and highlighted the pivotal role that the EME School plays in enhancing the Indian Army’s operational effectiveness and self-reliance. This initiative is crucial as the Army seeks to adapt to contemporary challenges and maintain its strategic edge.
