Lt Gen Nagendra Singh, General Officer Commanding of the Chetak Corps, recently visited the Warfare Centre (WARCEN) to observe the training activities of the Amogh Division. The visit focused on assessing the integration of the latest technologies in wargaming and their application in contemporary multi-domain warfare scenarios.
During his visit, Lt Gen Singh was thoroughly briefed on how the Amogh Division is incorporating advanced technological tools to simulate complex battle environments. This approach is designed to enhance strategic and tactical planning capabilities within the division, preparing the troops for a range of potential future conflicts.
Highlighting the significance of modernizing military training, the Corps Commander stressed the critical need for “Technology Infusion in Training.” He underscored that adopting cutting-edge technologies is essential for maintaining a strategic edge and ensuring the Indian Army’s readiness against the evolving spectrum of threats.
Lt Gen Singh’s visit underscores the Indian Army’s commitment to embracing technological advancements to bolster its operational capabilities. The focus on technology-enhanced training methods at WARCEN is part of broader efforts to ensure that the Indian Army remains adaptable and effective in the face of new and emerging challenges in warfare.
This initiative reflects a strategic pivot towards a more technologically adept military, prepared to confront complex scenarios across multiple domains with proficiency and confidence.
