पाठकों के लेख General Manoj Mukund Naravane is most likely to be the new CDS (Chief of Defence Staff) sources
Tilak walia tct
CHIEF OF THE ARMY STAFF
General Manoj Mukund Naravane is most likely to be the new CDS (Chief of Defence Staff) after the untimely and unfortunate death of our first CDS General Bipan Ravat in helicopter crash which created a vacuum difficult to be filled. But the show must go on and General Naravane is equally competent to carry forward the vision of modernisation of armed forces with the integration of three wings of armed forces under United command to achieve the ultimate goal of building indian armed forces one of the greatest and modern armed forces of the world. Given our disputed borders with our two hostile neighbours, capability development of our armed forces remains a national imperative.
General Naravane the 27 th Chief of the army staff is born on 22 nd April 1960 in Maharashtra. He started his military career in June 1980 with the 7 th Sikh light infantry. He did his graduation from National Defence Academy and master degree in defence studies from the University of Madras in Chennai, MPhil from Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalya from Indore. General Naravane has experience of more than 40 years of military service. He served in the counter insurgency operations of J& K and the North East as he commanded the Rashtriya Rifles in J&K, the Assam Rifles in North East. General Naravane was GOCC of the Delhi area & 20 th GOCC (General Officer Commander- in- Chief )of the Army Training Command. As the defence attache he served at Indian embassy in Yangen, Myanmar. He took over the charge as the GOCC of eastern command on 1st Oct 2018. The command is responsible for gaurding 4000 KM long border with China. After completion of tenure as Chief of Army Staff by Late General Bipan Ravat, General M.M. Naravane took over the charge as 27 th Chief of the Army Staff. He is closely associated with establishing the theatre command which is the dream project of late CDS Bipan Ravat and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The great spirit and ethos of Indian army will continue as a great tradition of sacrifice for nation first is well entrenched in our system of armed forces. In the words of Late CDS Bipan Ravat , Indian army is not a place for jobs but a platform to serve the nation and demands supreme sacrifice !
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