Lt Gen IS Panjrath Reviews Army Air Defence Training, Meets Agniveers in Gopalpur

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Lt Gen IS Panjrath Reviews Army Air Defence Training, Meets Agniveers in Gopalpur

Lt Gen IS Panjrath, Director General and Colonel Commandant of Army Air Defence, visited the Army Air Defence Centre at Gopalpur, where he reviewed training standards and operational preparedness. The visit centred on the need for rigorous training, professional competence and discipline to preserve the standards and traditions associated with Army Air Defence.

During his interaction with Agniveers, Lt Gen Panjrath stressed the importance of maintaining high levels of professional competence and of undergoing demanding training with complete discipline. He urged the young soldiers to work towards excellence in their duties and remain committed to serving the nation.

The interaction was aimed at helping Agniveers build a strong professional foundation through training, discipline and dedication. The General Officer asked them to uphold the traditions of Army Air Defence and to approach their responsibilities with commitment and a determination to excel.

The review of training standards and operational preparedness highlighted the importance placed on maintaining high professional standards at the Army Air Defence Centre. Training remains central to preparing personnel for their assigned responsibilities and ensuring they develop the competence and discipline required for military service.

Lt Gen Panjrath’s interaction with the Agniveers also reinforced the importance of the Army’s institutional values. He encouraged the young personnel to focus on continuous improvement, professional growth and their commitment to the service of the nation.

As part of the visit, the General Officer laid a wreath at the Army Air Defence War Memorial to pay homage to fallen soldiers. The tribute honoured the courage, sacrifice and selfless service of the soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty.

The wreath-laying ceremony served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers in the service of the nation. The memory of fallen warriors continues to inspire serving personnel and reinforces the values of courage, dedication and duty that remain central to military service.

The visit brought together a review of training and operational preparedness, direct engagement with Agniveers and a tribute to the fallen. Through the interaction, Lt Gen IS Panjrath emphasised professional excellence, discipline and commitment while also reminding personnel of the legacy and sacrifices that continue to shape Army Air Defence.

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