October 15, 2026: Lieutenant General VMB Krishnan, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian Army’s Eastern Command, visited the Sikh Regimental Centre to review the training standards, administrative arrangements and infrastructure facilities for Agniveers.
During the visit, the Army Commander assessed various aspects of the training programme aimed at preparing young recruits for the evolving operational requirements of the Indian Army. The review focused on contemporary training methodologies, technical excellence and the development of future-ready soldiers.
Lt Gen Krishnan expressed appreciation for the modern training practices adopted by the Sikh Regimental Centre and acknowledged the progressive infrastructure development undertaken to enhance the overall training environment for Agniveers.
The Army Commander also interacted with officers and troops, gaining insights into the training activities and administrative arrangements being implemented at the Centre.
During his interaction, he commended all ranks for their steadfastness, high morale, professionalism and unwavering commitment to duty. He appreciated the efforts of the training staff and personnel in maintaining high standards of military training and discipline.
The visit highlighted the Indian Army’s continued emphasis on modernising its training ecosystem, incorporating contemporary methodologies and strengthening infrastructure to prepare soldiers for emerging operational challenges.
The Sikh Regimental Centre plays an important role in training recruits and preparing them for military service, instilling the values of discipline, courage, teamwork and dedication associated with the regiment.
Lt Gen Krishnan’s visit reaffirmed the Eastern Command’s focus on training excellence, technical proficiency and the development of a capable, motivated and future-ready generation of Indian Army soldiers.
