SHIMLA, President Draupadi Murmu on Friday urged the Army Training Command to continue working enthusiastically to enhance the operational readiness of the Indian Army.
President Murmu, who visited the ARTRAC headquarters here before concluding her five-day visit to Himachal Pradesh, said in a statement.
The Commander-in-Chief, who was briefed on the development of ARTRAC by Lt. Gen. Devendra Sharma, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, commended all ranks of ARTRAC and defense civilians for the wonderful work being done and urged them to continue working with enhanced zeal and zeal, the ministry said.
Murmu was received at the ARTRAC headquarters by Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta and Lt. Gen. Devendra Sharma.
“Speaking about the new initiatives of ARTRAC, Lt. Gen. Sharma highlighted the momentum given towards drone training, steps taken to assimilate specialized technologies, introduction of the ‘Red Team’ concept and initiatives towards digitization and automation in the Indian Army,” the ministry said in a statement.
He added that the President recognized the fact that ARTRAC has a comprehensive role in designing war concepts, resource development for the Indian Army and extensive engagements with friendly foreign countries and sister services.
It is a crucial tool on the path to military glory, Atmanirbharta and Vixit Bharat. ARTRAC, through its 32 premier training institutions, is revitalizing the professionalism of the Indian Army, giving it a unique perspective in the art and science of war, the statement said.
Later, President Murmu was given a warm send-off at the Annandale Heliport in Shimla, where Governor Kavinder Gupta, Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, Panchayati Raj, Rural Development Minister Anirudh Singh, Chief Secretary Sanjay Gupta, DGP Ashok Tiwari and other senior civil, police and army officers were present on the occasion.
President Murmu’s itinerary had several programs but due to extreme weather conditions, she remained confined to Shimla.
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