India's Security Dynamics Involves Multi-Faceted Threats, says Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari at OTA

Defense News ,India :-  Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari highlighted the significant changes in warfare due to evolving technology and doctrines during his review of the passing out parade at the Officers Training Academy. Addressing the new officers, he stressed the need for multi-domain capabilities and swift operations in response to the diverse threats and challenges facing India's security dynamics.

Chaudhari urged the young officers to stay updated on technological advancements, especially as they enter the profession amid a transformative period. Acknowledging the Armed Forces' investment in advanced war-fighting machines, he emphasized the importance of rigorous training, dedication, and a professional approach to operate these potent systems effectively.

As future officers, he encouraged them to gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex and dynamic world by studying military history, geo-politics, and international affairs. Quoting Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Chaudhari emphasized the nation's expectations for exceptional professionalism and unquestioned integrity from the officers.

Maintaining high standards of personal conduct and moral values that reflect the dignity and pride of being in the profession of arms were deemed essential by Chaudhari. He also stressed the importance of fairness, consistency, and selflessness in their work, along with compassion and understanding when dealing with subordinates.

The passing out parade saw 184 officer cadets and 36 women cadets commissioned into various arms and services of the Indian Army after completing rigorous training at the OTA. Additionally, three officer cadets and six women cadets from friendly foreign countries completed their training, fostering camaraderie and cooperation across international borders. The ceremony concluded with Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari presenting prestigious awards, including the sword of honour, gold medal, and bronze medal, to outstanding officer cadets.