Army Chief Reviews Eastern Command Preparedness

New Delhi, July 2026 : Chief of the Army Staff General Dhiraj Seth conducted a comprehensive review of the operational preparedness of formations under the Eastern Command during a two-day visit to the Trishakti Corps on July 14-15, focusing on the evolving security environment along India’s eastern frontier with China.

During the visit, General Seth received detailed briefings on the prevailing operational situation, including troop deployments, surveillance systems and the current security dynamics in the region. He also reviewed ongoing efforts to enhance military capabilities through the adoption of advanced technologies, force modernisation and capability development as part of the Army’s transformation into a technology-driven force.

The Army Chief later visited Bengdubi Military Station, where he assessed regional security arrangements and reviewed the logistics network supporting troops deployed in the strategically significant eastern sector.

General Seth also visited the Spear Corps and evaluated its combat preparedness. Senior commanders briefed him on the evolving operational environment, inter-agency coordination and measures being taken to strengthen overall operational readiness. He additionally reviewed community outreach initiatives aimed at promoting peace, stability and development across the North-East.

Addressing officers and troops, General Seth reiterated his operational vision of “VIJAY”, which is built on the principles of Vigilance, Innovation, Jointness, Atmanirbharta and Yodha First. He said these guiding principles would help the Indian Army remain agile, adaptive and future-ready while contributing to the national vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.

The Army Chief commended the officers and soldiers for maintaining high standards of professionalism, operational readiness and morale despite serving in challenging terrain and demanding conditions.

The visit is part of the Army’s regular operational reviews across sensitive border sectors and follows recent inspections by Eastern Army Commander Lieutenant General V.M.B. Krishnan at military stations in Ranchi and Hashimara to assess preparedness and strengthen operational capabilities.