In a significant ceremony held at the Cadet Training Wing (CTW) of the College of Military Engineering (CME) in Pune, meritorious Officer Cadets of the Technical Entry Scheme (TES-43) were honored for their exemplary performance.
The event was presided over by Lieutenant General AK Ramesh, Commandant of CTW, who presented the awards to the distinguished cadets.
The highlight of the ceremony was WCQM Shubham Singh Tanwar, who was awarded first place in the Order of Merit, demonstrating outstanding leadership and academic excellence throughout the course.
Additionally, the Bravo Platoon received the prestigious GOCinC ARTRAC Banner, recognizing their collective efforts and superior performance.
Established on July 8, 2000, the CTW is renowned for its rigorous training program that combines basic military training and advanced engineering education, preparing Gentlemen Cadets to serve as commissioned officers in the Indian Army.
The cadets initially undergo a one-year basic training at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Gaya, followed by three years of specialized engineering studies in Civil and Mechanical Engineering at CTW.
The ceremony underscored the commitment of CTW to its motto “Power Through Knowledge,” celebrating the cadets’ achievements and their readiness to embark on their careers as commissioned officers in the Indian Army, equipped with both military and technical expertise.
