The Tenth Chiefs’ Conclave commenced in New Delhi, emphasizing professional wisdom sharing and interaction among current and former Indian Army heads regarding modern security challenges. Former Chiefs of the Army Staff and Honorary Generals from the Nepali Army are participating in the two-day event. This platform facilitates professional exchanges, ensuring continuity and collective wisdom between present and past leadership.
The participation of Honorary Generals from Nepal highlights a unique military tradition, showcasing the enduring India-Nepal military relationship based on trust, shared values, and a common martial heritage. This arrangement aligns with India’s ethos of “Vishwabandhu” and the principle of “Neighbourhood First,” emphasizing strong ties with immediate neighbors. The program began with a wreath-laying ceremony at the National War Memorial, followed by discussions on operational readiness, capability enhancement, and security challenges.
The Chiefs’ Conclave underscores the Indian Army’s dedication to preserving institutional memory, fostering professional discourse, and upholding the spirit of service. Additionally, a Blood Donation Camp was organized for the Armed Forces in New Delhi, receiving a significant response from personnel. A total of 131 officials, including civilian and service personnel, donated blood, demonstrating their commitment to serving the Armed Forces. Certificates of appreciation were promptly issued to the donors.
