Pune, March 2025: Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command, conducted the Annual Administrative Inspection of the College of Military Engineering (CME), Pune, where he assessed the institution’s progress in adopting advanced technologies and enhancing infrastructure to meet evolving operational requirements.
Review of Advanced Training and Infrastructure
During his visit, Lt Gen Seth reviewed advanced training initiatives and key infrastructure upgrades at CME. He received detailed briefings on the latest advancements in Geo-Information Sciences, survey software, and drone training, emphasizing the institution’s role in equipping future military engineers with cutting-edge skills.
3D-Printed Sand Model: A Notable Innovation
A significant highlight of the visit was the demonstration of a 3D-printing model developed by Lieutenant SP Singh of CME. This innovative model uses locally available materials to create Sand Models of various geographical terrains, offering a cost-effective and efficient tool for operational planning and training purposes.
Appreciation and Recognition
Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth lauded CME’s tech-driven approach to enhancing intelligence and operational training. He commended the institution’s efforts in fostering innovation and incorporating modern technologies into military education. During the visit, the Army Commander also felicitated individuals who made notable contributions to military engineering and technology, acknowledging their dedication and expertise.
CME’s Role in Shaping Future Military Leaders
The visit underscored CME’s pivotal role in advancing military engineering through innovation and excellence, ensuring that the Indian Army remains prepared for future operational challenges. Lt Gen Seth’s inspection reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to developing state-of-the-art solutions and nurturing technological prowess among its cadets and faculty.
