Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth Evaluates Modern Training Advancements at Nashik Artillery Centre
Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth, PVSM, AVSM, who serves as the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, paid a visit to the Artillery Centre Nashik. During his visit, he conducted a thorough evaluation of the Centre’s ongoing training efforts and infrastructure improvements. These initiatives are aimed at providing technologically advanced and comprehensive military training for Agniveers, highlighting the Army’s commitment to modernising its training environment to address the needs of today's battlefield.
Throughout the assessment, the Army Commander received briefings on the Centre’s improved training programs, which include simulation-based learning, digital teaching tools, and the integration of new technologies. These efforts are specifically designed to prepare Gunners for future challenges. Lt Gen Seth commended the Centre’s dedication to maintaining high training standards and its proactive integration of modern systems, aligning with the Indian Army’s Year of Technology Absorption and the broader Decade of Transformation.
In addition, Lt Gen Seth recognized individuals who have played a pivotal role in enhancing and updating training methods, applauding their contributions to fostering innovation and improving the training curriculum's effectiveness. He highlighted that such efforts ensure the Artillery Centre remains innovative, adaptable, and prepared for the future, equipping Agniveers with the necessary skills, discipline, and technological expertise to succeed in current and future operational environments.
The visit underscored the Southern Command’s dedication to enhancing institutional capabilities, advancing training standards, and driving the Army’s evolution into a more modern, agile, and technology-oriented force.
