Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], June 12 (ANI): The Indian Military Academy held a passing out parade of the 425 cadets at Chetwod Building Drill Square, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command of the Army.
Uttarakhand: Lt Gen Singh asks IMA passouts to keep evolving to handle modern warfare challenges
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Synopsis Conventional warfare has transformed under the influence of disruptive technologies. Modern warfare is not just simple clash between military powers but it is fluid, amorphous, non-contact and asymmetric, Singh said addressing the cadets at the Indian Military Academy s historic drill square after a colourful passing out parade.
Agencies In the challenging times like these you have to keep your leadership dynamic, contemporary and constantly evolving, he added.
Western Command GOC-in-C Lt Gen R P Singh on Saturday asked passing out gentlemen cadets at the IMA to keep evolving constantly to handle the challenges of modern warfare. Conventional warfare has transformed under the influence of disruptive technologies. Modern warfare is not just simple clash between military powers but it is fluid, amorphous, non-cont
The Army s Western Command has deployed its doctors, nursing officers and paramedics
Patients requiring higher grade of treatment will be shifted to other hospitals
Chandigarh: To assist state governments in the fight against coronavirus, the Army s Western Command has set up three 100-bed hospitals in Chandigarh, Faridabad and Patiala.
These hospitals have been set up under the Indian Army s ‘Operation Namaste’, launched in March this year to insulate the 1.3 million-strong force from coronavirus and extend all possible assistance in containing the pandemic.
Lieutenant General R P Singh, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief , Western Command, on Monday announced the operationalisation of the first 100-bedded COVID Hospital at a hostel for international students in Panjab University. Punjab Governor and Chandigarh Administrator V P Singh Bandore was present on the occasion.
Army s Western Command sets up three 100-bed hospitals for COVID patients
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Last Updated: May 10, 2021, 05:04 PM IST
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These hospitals have been set up under the Indian Army s “Operation Namaste”, launched in March this year to insulate the 1.3 million-strong force from coronavirus and extend all possible assistance in containing the pandemic.
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The admission to these hospitals will be open to all citizens and coordinated by chief medical officers (CMOs). (Representative image)
To assist state governments in the fight against coronavirus, the Army s Western Command has set up three 100-bed hospitals in Chandigarh, Faridabad and Patiala.
These hospitals have been set up under the Indian Army s “Operation Namaste”, launched in March this year to insulate the 1.3 million-strong force from coronavirus and extend all possible assistance in containing the pandemic.
COVID-19 crisis: Army s Western Command sets up three 100-bed hospitals in Chandigarh, Faridabad, Patiala
These hospitals have been set up under the Indian Army s Operation Namaste , launched in March this year to insulate the 1.3 million-strong force from coronavirus
PTI | May 10, 2021 | Updated 18:15 IST
The admission to these hospitals will be open to all citizens and coordinated by chief medical officers (CMOs)
To assist state governments in the fight against coronavirus, the Army s Western Command has set up three 100-bed hospitals in Chandigarh, Faridabad and Patiala.
These hospitals have been set up under the Indian Army s Operation Namaste , launched in March this year to insulate the 1.3 million-strong force from coronavirus and extend all possible assistance in containing the pandemic.