High-Ranking Army Official Visits Red Shield Division in Manipur, Reviews Operational Readiness
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Synopsis
On April 3, a senior Army official reviewed the operational readiness of the Red Shield Division in Manipur, praising technological advancements and the soldiers' dedication. The visit also included discussions on counter-insurgency efforts and community welfare initiatives benefiting local orphans.
Key Takeaways
- Visit by Lt Gen Abhijit S. Pendharkar to assess operational readiness.
- Focus on technological innovations enhancing performance.
- Commendation of soldiers for their professionalism and morale.
- Support for counter-insurgency operations and local peace initiatives.
- Community outreach efforts benefiting children at Ema Foundation Orphanage.
Imphal, April 3 (NationPress) A high-ranking Army official made a visit to the Red Shield Division in Manipur on Thursday to assess its operational readiness and commend its technological advancements, as reported by officials.
A defence spokesperson announced that Spear Corps commander Lt General Abhijit S. Pendharkar visited the formation based in Manipur, where he evaluated their operational readiness and engaged in discussions on strategies to enhance overall operational efficacy.
During his visit, he recognized the division's impressive operational readiness and praised its technological innovations, highlighting the smooth integration of advanced technologies that have significantly improved operational effectiveness.
While engaging with the soldiers, Lt Gen Pendharkar lauded them for their professionalism, commitment, and exceptional morale, commending their preparedness to tackle upcoming challenges.
He also acknowledged the vital role of the division in counter-insurgency operations and the initiatives undertaken to foster peace in the eastern Assam region and Manipur.
During his visit, the GOC observed operational discussions, offering valuable insights and deliberating on further enhancements to operational effectiveness.
All formation commanders from the Army and Assam Rifles operating in the region and beyond were present during Lt Gen Pendharkar's visit.
Meanwhile, the Assam Rifles, in partnership with an NGO, distributed essential supplies and educational materials to the children of the Ema Foundation Orphanage located in the Imphal West District of Manipur, benefiting 19 students.
Items such as notebooks, stationery, school bags, and learning aids were provided to assist the students in continuing their education. Additionally, critical living essentials like mattresses, bed-sheets, pillows, solar lanterns, curtains, and tarpaulins were also distributed.
The Assam Rifles, dedicated to community welfare, played a significant role in organizing and executing this event, which continues to positively impact the lives of individuals throughout the region, according to a defence release.
