Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth Discusses Strategic Insights at DSSC Wellington

Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth, PVSM, AVSM, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, recently visited the Defence Services Staff College (DSSC) in Wellington. During his visit, he addressed the officers from the tri-services at this esteemed training institution.
In his lecture, Lt Gen Seth delved into the strategic and operational framework concerning the Western Front Strategy. He offered a detailed overview of India's land warfare doctrine and highlighted the Indian Army's dedication to tackling evolving security threats with a well-considered approach. He emphasized the impact of rapid doctrinal changes and technological progressions on the nature of modern warfare. By doing so, he stressed the importance of quick and decisive actions to achieve favorable outcomes in potential future conflicts.

Lt Gen Seth encouraged the officers present to develop strategic foresight, enhance their operational expertise, and integrate emerging technologies. He asserted that these elements, along with visionary leadership, are essential to achieving success on future battlefields. Furthermore, he highlighted the significance of seamless collaboration among the Army, Navy, and Air Force to provide a unified and effective response to multidomain challenges.

As part of the Annual Administrative Inspection, Lt Gen Seth received a thorough briefing on the college's robust training methods, academic achievements, and ongoing administrative efforts. He expressed his admiration for the DSSC’s rigorous curriculum and its focus on integrating tri-services. He praised the faculty and instructors for their crucial role in developing "scholar warriors" who are equipped to lead in complex operational scenarios.

Lt Gen Seth encouraged the officers to uphold the DSSC’s tradition of professional excellence, adaptability, and synergy between services. He reaffirmed the college’s pivotal role in preparing India's defense leadership to meet the challenges that lie ahead.