Introducing General Upendra Dwivedi, the 30th Chief of the Indian Army, with a rich military background and extensive experience.
General Upendra Dwivedi has recently assumed command as the 30th Chief of the Indian Army, succeeding Gen Manoj Pande. Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Gen Dwivedi's journey in the military realm began at the National Defence Academy in January 1981. With a commission into the 18th Battalion of the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, he has showcased exceptional leadership skills over the years.
With a formidable 40-year service record, Gen Upendra Dwivedi brings a wealth of experience to the role, having served along the frontier with China and Pakistan. Prior to his latest appointment, he held the position of Vice Chief of the Army Staff, adding to his credibility and strategic acumen.
An alumnus of Sainik School in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, Gen Dwivedi's appointment as the Army Chief signifies a new era in Indian military leadership. His role comes at a critical juncture, amidst ongoing geo-strategic challenges that demand astute decision-making and foresight.
As Gen Dwivedi takes on this prestigious position, his focus on modernization and strategic advancements promises to shape the future trajectory of the Indian Army. With a strong foundation built on years of dedicated service and a commitment to excellence, the Indian Army is poised for determined leadership under his guidance.
General Dwivedi joined the National Defence Academy (NDA) in January 1981 and was commissioned into the 18th Battalion of the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles on ...
Gen Upendra Dwivedi on Sunday took charge as the 30th Chief of the Army Staff after incumbent Gen Manoj Pande retired from service.
General Dwivedi hails from Madhya Pradesh and has studied in Sainik School Rewa (MP). He joined the prestigious National Defence Academy in January 1981 and ...
Gen Dwivedi, who has vast operational experience along the frontiers with China and Pakistan, was serving as the Vice Chief of the Army.
The 30th Chief of the Indian Army belongs to the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles and was Vice Chief of Army Staff from February this year. | Latest News India.
General Upendra Dwivedi on Sunday took over the charge as new Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) at a time when the global geo-strategic environment remains ...
An alumnus of Sainik School, Rewa in Madhya Pradesh, Gen Dwivedi was commissioned into a regiment of Jammu and Kashmir Rifles in 1984. He has a unique ...
General Upendra Dwivedi is an accomplished military leader, with 40 years of service in the Armed Forces. An alumnus of Sainik School, Rewa (MP), he was ...
Vice chief of the Army Staff since February this year, General Upendra Dwivedi was the natural contender for the top post.
General Upendra Dwivedi will succeed General Manoj Pande, who retired after more than four decades of distinguished service | Latest News India.
Gen Dwivedi succeeds Gen Manoj Pande, who superannuated after more than four decades of service. โGen Dwivedi brings with him a wealth of experience and a ...
In his long and distinguished career spanning nearly 40 years, Dwivedi has served in a variety of positions, including command, staff, instructional and ...
He said the global geo-political landscape was changing rapidly and technology was evolving at a very fast pace, adding that the Army faced a unique operational ...
General Dwivedi, who assumed command of the 1.3 million-strong force recently, has articulated his vision for a modern, self-reliant army equipped with the ...
Gen Dwivedi, who assumed charge of the Army on Sunday, inspected a guard of honour at the South Block Morning morning. His family members and the top brass ...
Border tensions, force modernisation, inter-service jointness and revamp of the Agniveer recruitment will be his critical challenges.