Hyderabad: Chief of Military Workers General Manoj Pande talked about that transformational reforms were underway within the navy within the human sources administration and that disruptive technologies were shaping the personality of up-to-the-minute wrestle.
“There are transformational reforms underway within the navy within the human sources administration and other domains equivalent to functionality building with focal level on ‘Atmanirbharta,” he talked about.
He used to be talking at the Blended Graduation Parade of the 209th course of the Air Power Academy, Dundigal, on Saturday morning. Gen. Pande used to be bought by Air Marshal Manavendra Singh, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Training Picture, and Air Marshal B. Chandra Sekhar, Commandant, Air Power Academy.
“Emerging technologies, including man made intelligence (AI), quantum computing, robotics and hypersonics are no longer any longer confined to theories however are physically manifesting in battlefields,” the Military chief talked about. “Harnessing and leveraging technology is no longer an choice however an very crucial mission mandate.”
“India’s safety canvas is terribly colossal, advanced and multifaceted. Our moving borders and equally noteworthy inner safety threats mandate a extremely high stage of operational preparedness,” he talked about.
After the passing out parade, there used to be an aerobatic negate by indigenous Tejas, the light fight airplane, Suryakiran and Sarang teams and a efficiency by the skydiving team of workers of Indian Air Power, ‘Akash Ganga’.
The highlight of the parade used to be the ‘Pipping Ceremony’ by which the graduating officers were awarded their ‘stripes’ by Gen. Pande. They were then administered the ‘oath’ by the Commandant of the Academy.
The ceremony culminated with the newly commissioned officers marching-out in two columns in a unhurried march to the oldschool notes of ‘Anandaloke’ by Rabindranath Tagore.
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