In a recent visit to the Remount Training School & Depot (RTS&D) in Hempur, Lt Gen Mukesh Chadha, Chief of Staff (COS) of the Indian Army’s Central Command, conducted a comprehensive review of the training and administrative setup of the establishment. The visit took place on February 18, 2025, as part of ongoing efforts to ensure the highest standards within the command’s jurisdiction.
During his visit, Lt Gen Chadha expressed his appreciation for the numerous achievements of the RTS&D, particularly praising the innovations in farm implements and the exemplary training provided to animals. The Central Command, headquartered in Lucknow, oversees an extensive area including eight Indian states, playing a pivotal role in the operational and logistical readiness of the Indian Army.
The Remount Training School & Depot is renowned for its specialized training programs for horses and mules, which are integral to the mobility and logistics of the armed forces, especially in rugged terrains. The visit included interactions with personnel, inspection of facilities, and an overview of the latest technological advancements being implemented at the depot.
Accompanying Lt Gen Chadha during the tour were several high-ranking officers, showcasing the collaborative spirit and the emphasis on leadership within the Central Command. The visit underscores the Indian Army’s commitment to enhancing its capabilities through innovation, training, and administrative excellence.
Lt Gen Mukesh Chadha’s commendation of the RTS&D’s efforts reflects the broader vision of the Indian Army to maintain operational superiority and ensure the welfare of its animals, which are crucial for various military operations. The Central Command continues to be at the forefront of military preparedness, with such visits reinforcing the strategic importance of every unit under its command.
