Major Rashi Trivedi Honored as Top Student of Advanced Combat Engineering Course at CME Pune
The Engineer Officers Advance Combat Engineering Course, a significant training initiative, concluded on October 14, 2025, at the College of Military Engineering (CME) in Pune. This event marked the end of a rigorous programme aimed at improving the professional and tactical skills of mid-level Engineer officers within the Indian Army.
This advanced course is designed to enhance officers' abilities by providing them with updated combat engineering skills, exposure to modern technology, and an in-depth understanding of field tactics pertinent to the changing landscape of warfare. The curriculum integrates theoretical instruction with practical field applications, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to address a variety of operational challenges in today's military environments.
Among the participants, Major Rashi Trivedi from the 60 Engineer Regiment was recognized as the overall best student, showcasing outstanding proficiency and leadership throughout the training. The award winners received accolades from Major General Vikram Gulati, Deputy Commandant of CME, Pune, during the valedictory ceremony.
Situated in Pune, the College of Military Engineering is a leading technical training facility of the Indian Army. It is tasked with training officers, junior commissioned officers, and other ranks in various facets of military engineering, including combat engineering, structural design, and infrastructure development.
Additionally, CME offers advanced courses to foster innovation and self-reliance in defence engineering, playing a crucial role in enhancing the operational effectiveness of the Indian Army’s Corps of Engineers.
