In a primary, PM Modi to deal with mixed commanders’ convention in Kevadia tomorrow

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Image Source : PTI PM Modi to deal with mixed commanders’ convention in Kevadia tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will handle a convention of the nation’s prime army management in Gujarat’s Kevadia tomorrow, i.e., March 6. The Combined Commanders’ Conference (CCC) is a premier brain-storming occasion of the Military Commanders from the three Services. The three-day occasion is already underway at Kevadia.

Ahead of PM Modi’s go to, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh participated within the convention and took notice of the scenario of Line of Actual Control (LAC) to Line of Control (LoC) until Maritime Boundry together with preparations and welfare. Speaking on the convention, Rajnath Singh dwelled on a large spectrum of points affecting the defence and safety of the nation.

He spoke at size on the rising nature of army threats, the vital function of the Armed Forces in assembly these threats and the anticipated adjustments within the nature of warfare in future.

Image Source : MANISH PRASAD/ INDIA TVUnion Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the Combined Commanders’ Conference at Kevadia, Narmada district of Gujarat.

Singh expressed his heartfelt appreciation and respect for the selfless braveness displayed by the troopers in the course of the Eastern Ladakh standoff with PLA. Secretaries of Department of Defence, Defence Production, Department of R&D and Financial Advisor Defence Services additionally shared their ideas on varied related facets with the Combined Commanders.

The mixed apex degree army management of the nation is reviewing the safety scenario and defence preparedness of the Armed Forces, and deliberating pertinent organisational points for evolving a joint army imaginative and prescient for the long run in the course of the three-day convention from March 4 to March 6.

Image Source : MANISH PRASAD/ INDIA TVUnion Defence Minister Rajnath Singh interacting with the Tri-service Commanders on the Combined Commanders’ Conference at Kevadia, Narmada district of Gujarat.

Rajnath Singh will be part of the army commanders together with the workforce of Secretary degree officers from the Ministry of Defence for deliberations from day two of the convention. The Valedictory Session on the third and remaining day shall be chaired by PM Modi together with National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval.

In a serious change from the previous, the scope of the convention this 12 months has been expanded to make it a multi-layered, interactive, casual and knowledgeable occasion with the added participation of about 30 Officers and troopers of assorted ranks from the three Services. Key occasions encapsulate collection of discussions and deliberations on a spread of points pertinent to the Armed Forces and its function in nation-building, with the participation of senior most political and bureaucratic hierarchy along with the multi-layered participation of army personnel.

The CCC was held within the nationwide capital within the 12 months 2014. Since then, it has been moved out to totally different venues throughout the nation. In 2015, the convention was held onboard INS Vikramaditya and in 2017 on the Indian Military Academy at Dehradun. The final version of CCC was held in 2018 over a interval of two days at Air Force Station, Jodhpur.

Image Source : MANISH PRASAD/ INDIA TVUnion Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, in a bunch photograph with Tri-service Commanders, on the Combined Commanders’ Conference at Kevadia, Narmada district of Gujarat on Friday, March 05, 2021. Also seen are Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, Chief of Army Staff General M M Naravane, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal R Ok S Bhadauria, Defence Secretary Dr Ajay Kumar, Secretary (Defence Production) Shri Raj Kumar and Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Chairman Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) Dr G Satheesh Reddy.

There have been a number of main developments within the Higher Defence Organisation since together with the appointment of the first-ever Chief of Defence Staff and the establishing of the Department of Military Affairs (DMA), and several other necessary and multifarious points affecting modernisation and transformation of the Armed Forces are at the moment underneath energetic consideration/ implementation.
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