New Delhi, 21 October (H.S.): The Indian Army’s biannual Commanders’ Conference commenced in New Delhi on Wednesday and will continue until October 23. Chaired by Army Chief General Dheeraj Seth, the conference will deliberate on the evolving security environment, operational preparedness, capability development and initiatives to transform the force for future challenges. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will address the conference and release the Land Warfare Doctrine.

The conference will bring together the senior leadership of the Indian Armed Forces. The Chief of Defence Staff, the Chief of the Naval Staff and the Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology are also expected to participate in discussions on contemporary security challenges.

The Land Warfare Doctrine, to be released by the Defence Minister, is expected to provide a comprehensive framework to prepare the Indian Army for the changing nature of warfare and the challenges posed by future conflicts.

Rajnath Singh will also unveil the annual United Nations Journal and honour Indian Army personnel who have made distinguished contributions while serving as United Nations peacekeepers. The recognition will acknowledge their exemplary service, professionalism and contributions to international peace and security under the UN banner.

Army Chief General Dheeraj Seth will also present awards recognising outstanding efforts in promoting environmental sustainability and resource management through the Green Military Station initiative, as well as achievements in strengthening aviation flight safety.

According to the Ministry of Defence, the conference, with its extensive agenda, will provide a crucial platform for the Indian Army’s senior leadership to review ongoing initiatives, identify priority areas for the future and formulate appropriate policies. The discussions will focus on building a progressive, adaptable, technology-enabled and future-ready Indian Army.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar