Lieutenant General Man Raj Singh Mann has officially taken command of the Trishakti Corps, succeeding Lieutenant General Zubin A. Minwalla in a ceremony marked by the presence of senior Army officials, Corps officers, and other esteemed guests.
During the formal handover, Lieutenant General RC Tiwari, the Army Commander of the Eastern Command, extended his congratulations to Lt Gen Mann on his new role, recognizing the significance of leading one of the Indian Army’s most esteemed and strategically vital formations. He praised Lt Gen Mann’s impressive service history, noting his strategic leadership, operational proficiency, and steadfast dedication to the welfare and morale of troops under his command.
Lt Gen Mann, a recipient of numerous accolades, has a wealth of experience from various key positions throughout his career in the Indian Army. His extensive background includes significant commands in both peacetime and conflict scenarios, as well as staff roles that have honed his skills in operational planning and joint military exercises. His rich experience makes him particularly well-equipped to lead the Trishakti Corps, which plays a vital role in maintaining India’s eastern frontiers.
The Trishakti Corps faces unique challenges as it operates in some of India’s most demanding terrains and climates. Under Lt Gen Mann’s leadership, the Corps is expected to uphold high operational readiness, bolster border security, and embrace advancements in training and technology. These efforts aim to enhance the Corps’ capabilities in meeting its critical operational objectives.
In addressing the troops, Lt Gen Mann emphasized the vital importance of morale, vigilance, and effective coordination within units, asserting that the true strength of the Corps stems from the commitment and professionalism of its soldiers. He acknowledged the Corps’ evolving role in countering contemporary threats and underscored the importance of proactive operational preparedness in contributing to national security.
This transition in command aligns with the Indian Army’s ongoing commitment to continuity in leadership, operational excellence, and the readiness to face emerging challenges along the country’s sensitive eastern borders.
