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Retiring Army Chief Dwivedi Warns Against Slow Adoption of Military Technology

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General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Indian Army, is set to retire tomorrow after completing his tenure. In one of his final statements, he emphasized that technology must be integrated at all levels of the armed forces, not just at higher headquarters. He cautioned that if military doctrine fails to evolve quickly enough, technological advancements will outpace organizational readiness. His remarks reflect broader concerns about modernizing the Indian Army to meet the challenges of future warfare.

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