Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Conducts Inspection at Mhow's Military College of Telecommunication Engineering
On Tuesday, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi made a significant visit to the Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE) located in Mhow. The visit focused on assessing the institution's advanced training capabilities and infrastructure developments.
Inspection of Network for Spectrum Advanced Training Centre
General Dwivedi conducted a thorough inspection of the newly commissioned Network for Spectrum (NFS) Advanced Training Centre. This state-of-the-art facility has been established to provide comprehensive training to officers and other ranks from all three branches of the defence forces.
The training program at the NFS centre follows the theme 'Network and Data Centric War System', which has been designated as the Army's theme for the year 2026. According to an official MCTE press release, the centre delivers crucial technical information regarding the sensor-to-shooter link specifically tailored for officers serving in:
- The infantry corps
- The artillery corpsThe armoured corps
The primary objective of this advanced training is to prepare military personnel for high-level multi-domain operations and enhance their understanding of network-centric warfare strategies.
Visit to Drone Training Centre
During his visit to MCTE, General Dwivedi also examined the institution's drone training centre. This facility represents another critical component of the military's modernization efforts, focusing on developing expertise in unmanned aerial systems and their tactical applications.
Additional Engagements at Army War College
Beyond his inspection of MCTE facilities, General Dwivedi extended his visit to include the Army War College. At this institution, he engaged with ex-servicemen and recognized selected officers for their exceptional contributions to both the Army and society at large.
The felicitation ceremony served to acknowledge the dedication and service of military personnel who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to their duties and community welfare.
General Dwivedi's comprehensive visit underscores the Indian Army's ongoing commitment to enhancing its training infrastructure and preparing its personnel for the evolving challenges of modern warfare. The establishment of specialized training centres like the NFS facility reflects strategic investments in developing technical expertise and operational capabilities across all defence service branches.
