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    India, China to hold first Corps Commander-level talks today at Wacha along LAC

    Indian and Chinese armies meet today for Corps Commander-level talks. These discussions address ongoing issues along the Line of Actual Control. The meeting occurs at the Wacha-Damai border point in Arunachal Pradesh. This follows previous talks held in the Ladakh sector after 2020 clashes. Both nations aim to maintain peace and tranquility on their shared border.

    Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Chauhan

    Former CDS Anil Chauhan expressed concerns about Pakistan's new defense agreement. He stated that such accords might induce overconfidence and lead to miscalculations. Pakistan will remain a significant security concern for India in the future. Operation Sindoor and other measures aim to induce behavioral change in Pakistan. India must maintain credible deterrence against terrorism and proxy war.

    Relationship with China cannot be held hostage to only boundary issues: Former CDS Anil Chauhan

    Former CDS Anil Chauhan emphasized that China poses a significant long-term security challenge for India. The ongoing boundary issues demand a vigilant stance and robust capabilities. While border disputes define some aspects of India's relationship with Beijing, engagement is essential for navigating the evolving dynamics of Asia. Additionally, the instability in neighboring regions amplifies the threats we face.

    Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Gen Anil Chauhan

    Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has raised concerns regarding Pakistan's possible overconfidence stemming from new defense agreements. He emphasized that Pakistan continues to pose a serious security threat to India. Strategies like Operation Sindoor are part of India's efforts to drive behavioral changes in Pakistan. The stability-instability paradox underpins Pakistan's reliance on proxy warfare and terrorism, necessitating India to uphold strong deterrence across all fronts to thwart these dangers.

    Gen Chauhan exits as CDS after leading tri-services integration efforts

    Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan concluded his tenure, calling it very satisfying. He focused on enhancing synergy among the three services. Gen Chauhan played a key role in planning and implementation of Operation Sindoor. He also initiated measures for India's theaterisation model. Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani will take charge as the next CDS.

    AI to play major role in tomorrow's warfare: CDS Anil Chauhan at Raisina Dialogue

    Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Saturday said the world is at the cusp of a huge transformation where artificial intelligence and autonomous systems will influence future warfare.

    • CDS Gen Chauhan calls for preparedness against bio-threats, radio contamination

      Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan called for preparedness against future bio-threats. He also highlighted the need for training against radiological contamination from nuclear weapons. General Chauhan spoke at the Military Nursing Service's 100th Raising Day event. He praised the MNS for its selfless service to the nation. He emphasized jointness among armed forces.

      India draws new red line against terror, hope operation brought lesson for adversary: CDS Gen Chauhan

      General Anil Chauhan stated that India's Operation Sindoor has set a new boundary against terrorism. He hopes it will teach a lesson to the adversary. The operation retaliated against the Pahalgam attack. India used indigenous systems and platforms. Chauhan highlighted the rising global instability due to non-state actors. He emphasized the need for military innovation and ingenuity.

      CDS Gen Chauhan conducts 'strategic review' at Army's northern, western commands

      General Anil Chauhan reviewed Indian Army's readiness after Operation Sindoor. He visited northern and western commands, praising their synergy. He stressed vigilance and jointness to tackle threats. The Northern Command briefed him on anti-terror efforts and civilian rehabilitation.

      Form of war rapidly transforming, will have to be ready to accept change: CDS Chauhan

      Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan addressed a gathering of Army personnel from 18 Grenadiers on the 25th anniversary of the battles of Tololing and Tiger Hill, highlighting the evolving nature of warfare due to technological advancements. Commemorating India's victory in the 1999 Kargil war, he emphasized the need for readiness to adapt to these changes. Gen Chauhan stressed on the importance of trust and professionalism, stating that future conflicts will require flexibility, innovation, and integration across military domains including cyber and space. He underscored the role of the armed forces in upholding national trust and security.

      'Agnipath' scheme aimed at maintaining youthful profile of military: CDS Gen Chauhan

      CDS Gen Anil Chauhan highlighted the importance of the 'Agnipath' scheme at INS Chilka, a premier training facility of the Indian Navy in Odisha, to maintain a youthful profile in the services.

      CDS Anil Chauhan calls upon industry to work on counter-space capabilities as deterrent for safeguarding country's space assets

      Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan urged for building a robust indigenous defence space ecosystem during the inauguration of 'DEFSAT', a space seminar and exhibition. Emphasizing space's role as a force multiplier, he stressed bolstering counter-space capabilities to safeguard national assets. He highlighted government initiatives like Mission DefSpace 2022 and emphasized support for private sector growth in the space industry. The seminar aims to foster coordination between civil, commercial, and defence space programs for enhanced synergy and joint efforts.

      War in space a possibility, need to develop dual-use platforms in that domain: CDS Chauhan

      The CDS flagged the anti-satellite tests carried out by Russia and China and stressed on the need for India to build offensive and defensive capabilities in the space domain.

      War in space a possibility, need to develop dual-use platforms in that domain: CDS Anil Chauhan

      The CDS flagged the anti-satellite tests carried out by Russia and China and stressed on the need for India to build offensive and defensive capabilities in the space domain. "As far as India is concerned, the present and future challenges are that India should transit from space support to a space enhancement in the space domain. The aim for all of us should be towards developing dual-use platforms with a special focus towards incorporating cutting-edge technology," Gen Chauhan said.

      CDS Anil Chauhan chairs high-level security meeting in Jammu

      The meeting was attended by Udhampur-based northern Army commander Lt General Upendra Dwivedi and Director General of Police Dilbag Singh among others, they said.

      CDS to visit defence staff college for delivering Gen Rawat's 'undelivered talk'

      In a gesture to honour the country's first Chief of Defence Staff's memory, his successor General Anil Chauhan is visiting the Defence Services Staff College in Wellington on Monday.

      Delhi Police provides Z+ security to CDS Anil Chauhan on MHA's order

      "CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has been provided with Z+ security on MHA's order," confirmed a senior police officer. Gen Chauhan, a former Eastern Army Commander, took charge as the country's senior-most military commander over nine months after first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Bipin Rawat died in a helicopter crash in Tamil Nadu.

      CDS Gen Chauhan calls on Defence Minister Rajnath

      Known as an expert on China, his appointment to the top post comes amid the lingering border row between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh.

      Gen Anil Chauhan takes charge as India's new CDS

      "I will try to fulfil expectations of the three services," Gen Anil Chauhan said. Known as an expert on China, his appointment to the top post comes amid the lingering border row between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh. Sixty-one-year-old Chauhan will also function as Secretary in the Department of Military Affairs.

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