Lt Gen VMB Krishnan, Army Commander Eastern Command, visited Trishakti Corps and witnessed ‘Inno-Yoddha 2026–27’, an Idea and Innovation Competition organised at Sukna Military Station.
During the visit, Lt Gen VMB Krishnan witnessed the Idea and Innovation Competition and interacted with the innovations being showcased as part of ‘Inno-Yoddha 2026–27’.
The competition provided a platform for innovators to present field-driven solutions aimed at addressing operational challenges. The solutions showcased during the competition were focused on addressing challenges arising in operational environments.
Lt Gen VMB Krishnan commended all the innovators for their ingenuity and for developing field-driven solutions aimed at addressing operational challenges.
The Army Commander appreciated the efforts of the personnel participating in the competition and recognised their focus on finding solutions to operational challenges through innovation.
‘Inno-Yoddha 2026–27’ was organised at Sukna Military Station under Trishakti Corps. The competition focused on ideas and innovations developed to address operational requirements and challenges.
Lt Gen VMB Krishnan’s visit highlighted the importance of innovation and field-driven solutions in addressing operational challenges. He commended the innovators for their ingenuity and efforts towards developing solutions based on operational requirements.
The Army Commander witnessed the competition during his visit to Trishakti Corps and appreciated the contributions of all innovators participating in ‘Inno-Yoddha 2026–27’.
The event at Sukna Military Station brought together ideas and innovations aimed at addressing operational challenges, with Lt Gen VMB Krishnan recognising the ingenuity of the participating innovators.
The visit and interaction underscored the focus on encouraging innovation and field-driven solutions for operational challenges within Trishakti Corps.
Lt Gen VMB Krishnan commended all innovators for their ingenuity and for their efforts in developing solutions aimed at addressing operational challenges during ‘Inno-Yoddha 2026–27’.
