Lieutenant General Sunil Sheoran, Additional Director General (ADG) Infantry, visited the Sikh Regimental Centre in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, under the Trinity Area, to review the training of Agniveers and assess the administrative and training infrastructure at the prestigious regimental institution.
The visit focused on evaluating the Centre’s training standards, modern instructional methodologies and infrastructure developed to prepare young soldiers for the evolving operational requirements of the Indian Army.
During his inspection, Lt Gen Sheoran reviewed various training and administrative facilities and appreciated the Centre’s adoption of modern training methodologies, advanced infrastructure and progressive initiatives aimed at improving the overall quality of military training.
The ADG Infantry acknowledged the efforts being made to strengthen the foundational military skills of Agniveers while ensuring that training remains aligned with the changing demands of modern warfare. The emphasis on contemporary training practices reflects the Indian Army’s continued commitment to developing disciplined, physically robust and professionally competent soldiers.
Lt Gen Sheoran also interacted with officers and troops stationed at the Centre. He commended all ranks for their professionalism, high morale and unwavering dedication to duty, recognising their contribution towards maintaining the institution’s training standards.
The Sikh Regimental Centre plays an important role in preparing recruits for service in the Indian Army, with a focus on military discipline, physical endurance, combat skills and regimental traditions.
The visit highlighted the Indian Army’s continued emphasis on modernising its training establishments, strengthening institutional capabilities and preparing future-ready warriors capable of meeting emerging operational challenges.
By combining traditional military values with modern training infrastructure and innovative instructional practices, the Sikh Regimental Centre continues to contribute to the development of a skilled and motivated generation of Indian Army soldiers.
