In a recent visit to the Kharga Corps, Lt Gen Rajiv Kumar Sahni, the Director General of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (DGEME), assessed the operational preparedness and technological advancements within the corps. This visit included a detailed evaluation of ongoing sustenance initiatives that are pivotal to maintaining the army’s edge in current and future operations.
During the engagement, Lt Gen Sahni was briefed on various efforts aimed at enhancing equipment reliability and streamlining maintenance procedures. The incorporation of cutting-edge technology into field operations was a focal point, emphasizing the importance of modernizing processes to maintain mission readiness. While interacting with Electronic and Mechanical Engineers (EME) personnel, he expressed appreciation for their professionalism and dedicated commitment to ensuring that the forces remain prepared for various operational scenarios.
A significant highlight of the visit was the inspection of the Kharga Corps Drone Hub, where innovative projects related to indigenous drone development and fabrication are currently in progress. The DGEME praised the team’s innovative approaches in advancing drone technology specifically designed for tactical and logistical support. He underlined the importance of these efforts in contributing to the broader goals of indigenisation and self-reliance, as championed by the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
This visit aptly showcased the Indian Army’s commitment to developing capabilities and fostering a self-sustaining technological ecosystem. Lt Gen Sahni’s encouragement further solidified the EME’s critical role in facilitating operational excellence and maintaining combat readiness across various formations. The focus on modernization and self-reliance reflects a strategic vision aimed at enhancing the military’s operational capabilities in an evolving defense landscape.
