New Army Chief unveils 'VIJAY' mantra to guide India's military transformation

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General Dhiraj Seth, the newly appointed Army Chief, has introduced a strategic framework called 'VIJAY', an acronym standing for Vigilance, Innovation, Jointness, Atmanirbharta, and Yodha First. The initiative is designed to modernize the Indian Army and reshape its doctrines to address emerging security challenges. It aligns with the Army's broader Decade of Transformation agenda and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'JAI' directive, which focuses on integrating India's defence forces. The framework aims to strengthen military capabilities through technological advancement and structural reforms.

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