New Delhi: The Indian Armed Forces are ready to deal with security challenges, and the steps taken to increase synergies between three services will increase their overall ability, the defense chief of the Bipin Gen Treatment said on Friday.
The treatment gene also remembers the inaugural clue in the direction of Narendra Modi to modernize the armed forces and note that there is a need to improve their abilities further.
The defense chief of staff spoke at an event to mark the 75th anniversary of Indian independence being celebrated as ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’.
The treated gene said India was a peaceful nation but had to train his troops to war considering the type of challenge he had faced.
“Our prime minister has given us some directions that we must focus on the economic revival of our country, think about the development of human resources and encourage technology and research.
We must advance towards military defense reform,” said the treatment gene.
In a clear reference to cross the border terrorism to Jammu and Kashmir, he said, ending it was one of the focus areas.
“The armed forces are ready to face any challenges,” said the treated gene, adding efforts taken to increase the sustainment between the forces will improve their abilities.
As part of the Mega India reform initiative, the care gene has worked on the theatrical model where at least six newly integrated commands are considered.
As per the plan, each of the theater orders will have an army, navy and air force and all of them will work as a single entity to maintain security challenges in certain geographical areas under the operational commander.
At present, the Army, Navy and Air Force have separate orders.
Initially, a plan had been cultivated for the creation of air defense command and maritime theater command.
In a short address, the Chief of Staff defense also remembers Mahatma Gandhi and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for their leadership role in the Indian independence movement.