Preeti Dalal Focus on Indigenisation and Technology Absorption, Pune: Lt General Ajai Kumar Singh outlines the Southern Command’s strategic shift towards indigenisation and technology absorption.
A Landmark Command: Covering 41% of India’s landmass, the Southern Command emerges as the oldest and largest command of the Indian Army.
Leveraging Technology for Transformative Change
Lt Gen Singh declares 2024 as a pivotal year for embracing technological advancements within the army, fostering self-sufficiency in defence manufacturing.
#IndianArmy has issued a Project Sanction Order for the development of prototypes of Tactical Communication System #TCS, based on state-of-the-art communication technology. The project is being developed under the MAKE-1 category in line with #AatmanirbharBharat vision and will… pic.twitter.com/JZTebuWC1x
— ADG PI – INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) March 28, 2024
Promoting Collaboration and Innovation
Initiatives like seminars and exhibitions aim to foster collaboration between the military, academia, and industry stakeholders, with innovations earmarked for broader implementation across the army.
Operational Significance and Diplomatic Engagements
Highlights of joint integrated operations with various branches of the armed forces, showcasing the efficacy of indigenously manufactured weapons. Southern Command’s role as a hub for military diplomacy, engaging with over 100 countries through bilateral exercises and training programs.
Legacy and Commitment to Security
Tracing the Southern Command’s historical contributions, from pre-Independence operations to modern-day security challenges. Guarding India’s international borders and coastline, the Command remains dedicated to safeguarding the nation’s security interests.
