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• Chiefs of Staff Committee • • Defence Acquisition Council • • Reports to Appointer 3 years, or until the age of 65. Formation 1January 2020 ;3 years ago ( 2020-01-01) First holder , , , , , , Deputy Website The Chief of Defence Staff of the Indian Armed Forces ( CDS) is the The first Chief of Defence Staff, General Setting the stage for appointment of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), the government amended Service Rules of the Army, Navy and Air Force, allowing retired Service Chiefs and three-star officers eligible for consideration for the country’s top military post. However, with an age limit that the retired officer should not have attained 62 years on the date of appointment, retired Service chiefs are largely ruled out, especially so for the present consideration. “The Central Government may, if considered necessary, in public interest, appoint as CDS, an officer who is serving as Lieutenant General or General or an officer who has retired in the rank of Lieutenant General or General but has not attained the age of 62 on the date of appointment,” the amendment in the Service Rules of the Army says in the gazette dated 6 June 2022. Similar amendment was made in the service rules of Navy and Air Force as well. On 28 Sep 2022, the Government decided to appoint Lt General History [ ] The post of the The need for a Chief of Defence Staff was felt as early as 1960s following wars with Pakistan and China. The matter had opposition over the years on various fronts. The o...

Indian Navy gets new Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar assumed command of the Indian Navy on 30 November 2021 as the 25th Chief of the Naval Staff. He succeeds Admiral Karambir Singh who retires upon superannuation, after an illustrious career, spanning over forty one years, in the Indian Navy. 01 Dec 2021 A Gunnery specialist, he has held several key appointments, including Fleet Operations Officer and Fleet Gunnery Officer of Western Fleet, Executive Officer (EXO) of INS Vipul, Gunnery Officer (GO) of INS Ranjit, commissioning GO of INS Kuthar and commissioning crew of INS Ranvir. His shore appointments include Command Gunnery Officer at HQWNC, Naval Advisor to Government of Seychelles, UN Mission in Somalia (UNOSOM II) at Mogadishu and Training Commander, INS Dronacharya. As a Flag Officer, he has served as Commandant of the Naval War College at Goa, Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST), Flag Officer Commanding Western Fleet (FOCWF), Chief of Staff, Western Naval Command, Controller Personnel Services and Chief of Personnel (COP) at Naval Headquarters. He has also served as the Chief of Integrated Defence Staff to The Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee (CISC) at the critical junction during the creation of the institution of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Department of Military Affairs (DMA).

NDA Course Mates as Three Service Chiefs: After 2 years, the Indian Armed Forces will be led by three NDA Course Mates. Lieutenant General Manoj Pande will be appointed as India's Next Chief Of Army Staff. So in the upcoming days, the Indian Army, Navy & Air Force will be led by 3 NDA Batch mates - Lt Gen Manoj Pande, Admiral Hari Kumar & Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Choudhary. NDA 2022 Exam Updates Check UPSC NDA 1 2022 Expected Cut-Off & Previous Year Marks Check Eligibility Criteria for UPSC NDA 2022 Exam Check UPSC NDA 2022 Physical Standards in Detail Check UPSC NDA Pay Scale, Allowance, Promotion in Indian Army, Navy & Air Force Lt Gen Manoj Pande to take over as India’s Army Chief on 1 st May 2022 Lieutenant General Manoj Pande has become the first engineer to be appointed as India's Army Chief. Lt Gen Pande was the Vice-Chief of the Army, who will now take over the post of COAS from General MM Naravane. Lt Gen Manoj Pande, currently the Vice Chief of the Army, will now take over the post of Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) from General MM Naravane who is going to retire on 30 th April 2022. He is the first officer from the Corps of Engineers to become the Chief of Army Staff. In his long & distinguished 39-year of service in the Indian Military, Lt Gen Pande has commanded the 117 Engineer Regiment along the Line of Control (LOC) in J&K. He further went on to command an engineer regiment during Operation Parakram in the Pallanwala sector along the LOC in J&K. He has al...

• A country may be free if men defend it with love for the country in their hearts. Congratulations on • Let us celebrate the nation on Navy Day with freedom in our thoughts and words, pride in our hearts, and memories in our souls!! • A country may be accessible if it has heroes defending it who care about the country. Congratulations on Indian Navy Day! • We are protected because our Navy is watching over us at all times. • On Indian Navy Day, we salute our armed forces and extend our warmest wishes. • Let's celebrate Indian Navy Day by complimenting all mariners for their bravery, dedication, and patriotism. FAQ What is the significance of Indian Navy Day? India observes Navy Day on 4 December. What is the day's significance? The day's purpose is to recognise and commemorate the Indian Navy's role in 'Operation Trident during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. • Balaji's arrest: Oppn slams ED's actions • Cyclone Biparjoy: Over 30,000 evacuated • Senthil Balaji sent to judicial custody • Sensex up 85 pts, Nifty tops 18,750 • Internal war within BJP over K'taka poll debacle • 'I'm a victim of Congress' politics' • Watch: CM Stalin visits Senthil Balaji in hospital • Cyclone Biparjoy: Red alert in 6 Gujarat districts • Indictment is 'election interference': Trump • Fresh violence in Manipur; nine killed

Three months after the sudden demise of the country's first chief of defence staff General Bipin Rawat, the Union government is yet to announce the next CDS. Army Chief General M.M. Naravane is the senior-most among the three service chiefs, while both the Navy and Indian Air Force have recently got their respective chiefs. Chief of the Indian Air Force Air Chief Marshal V.R. Choudhary and Navy Chief Admiral R. Hari Kumar assumed office on September 30 and November 30 respectively. This makes Gen Naravane the front-runner to the CDS post as he is retiring by the end of April 2022. Besides, Gen Naravane, former air force chief Air Chief Marshal R.K.S. Bhadauria is also seen as the possible contender for the post of country's topmost military man, as he made sincere efforts to iron out the differences among the services over creation of the planned threatre commands for the Indian military. Soon after taking over as CDS, Gen Rawat had started brainstorming on how to streamline coordination between the Army, the Navy and the Air Force. A few months later, he began to prepare for India’s biggest-ever military reform—reorganising the forces into theatre commands (like in the US and China) for synchronised operations in future wars. Gen Rawat planned to have five such main commands—northern, western, peninsular, air defence and maritime—by the end of 2022. On December 8 last year, Gen Rawat, his wife Madhulika and 12 others died in a helicopter crash near Coonoor in Tamil Nadu. ...

Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan with Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R. Hari, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari and Vice Chief of the Army Staff Lt General B.S. Raju pays tribute at the National War Memorial on the occasion of Navy Day, in New Delhi, Sunday, Dec. 4, 2022 ( Image Source : PTI ) New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the Indian Navy on Navy Day and extended wishes to the personnel and their families saying it has steadfastly protected our nation and distinguished itself with its humanitarian spirit during challenging times. "Best wishes on Navy Day to all navy personnel and their families. We in India are proud of our rich maritime history," Modi said in a tweet. Best wishes on Navy Day to all navy personnel and their families. We in India are proud of our rich maritime history. The Indian Navy has steadfastly protected our nation and has distinguished itself with its humanitarian spirit during challenging times. The country celebrates December 4 as Navy Day to acknowledge the role of the Indian Navy and commemorate its achievements in 'Operation Trident' during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. ALSO READ: Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar along with CDS General Anil Chauhan, IAF chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari & Vice Army chief Lt General BS Raju, pay homage to the martyrs at National War Memorial on the occasion of Navy Day. Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar along with CDS General Anil Chauhan, IAF chief Air Chief Marshal ...

In Short • Chief of the Royal Malaysian Navy arrived in the country on a three-day official visit. • He has arrived on the invitation of chief of the naval staff, Indian Navy Admiral R Hari Kumar. • Admiral Mohd Reza called on the Indian Navy chief of naval staff and discussed the progress of ongoing bilateral engagements. By Manjeet Negi: In a key development, on August 16, Admiral Tan Sri Mohd Reza Bin Mohd Sany, Chief of the Royal Malaysian Navy arrived in the country on a three-day official visit, at the invitation of the chief of the naval staff, Indian Navy Admiral R Hari Kumar. The official meeting commenced with a wreath-laying ceremony at the National War Memorial, where the Chief of Navy of the Malaysian Navy paid homage to the Indian bravehearts. He was accorded a guard of honour on the South Block lawns prior to the commencement of official engagements. Admiral Mohd Reza called on the Indian Navy chief of naval staff and discussed the progress of ongoing bilateral engagements in the maritime domain. He was also briefed on the broad range of foreign cooperation activities pursued by the Indian Navy. The leaders identified several avenues for further strengthening naval cooperation. They tabled their commitment to support upholding the principle of collective responsibility for maritime security in the Indian Ocean region. During this visit between August 16 and 19, Admiral Reza is slated to interact with several higher functionaries of the Government of India, r...

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh on Thursday said that the Chief of Naval Staff was addressing an event at the naval dockyard in Mumbai, where INS Vela, the fourth Scorpene-class submarine was commissioned into the Indian Navy today. “We recently conducted a successful sea trial of INS Vikrant. We should be able to commission INS Vikrant by August 2022,” said Navy Chief. INS Vikrant Taling about the The Navy chief said that the P-75 project represents the growing strategic congruence between India and France. “Today’s commissioning marks another high point in this enduring partnership. We crossed halfway mark of Project 75,” he said. The Navy Chief said that the Indian Navy is closely monitoring defence cooperation between China and Pakistan.”We are closely monitoring the defence cooperation between China and Pakistan. The recent procurements by Pakistan from China may change the dynamics, so we need to remain cautious,” said Singh. Further talking about the COVID-19 and the tension at Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Navy Chief said that it was the toughest challenge of his tenure as Chief of the Naval Staff. Beast is Here.. 🇮🇳 ♥ 🇮🇳 “COVID was the toughest challenge of my tenure as Chief of the Naval Staff and tensions at the LAC was during that same period, so the challenge became tougher. It wasn’t possible for us to maintain physical distancing on ships, but we battled everything,” he added. Earlier in October this year, the second sea trials of Vikrant was co...

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Indian Navy gets new Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar assumed command of the Indian Navy on 30 November 2021 as the 25th Chief of the Naval Staff. He succeeds Admiral Karambir Singh who retires upon superannuation, after an illustrious career, spanning over forty one years, in the Indian Navy. 01 Dec 2021 A Gunnery specialist, he has held several key appointments, including Fleet Operations Officer and Fleet Gunnery Officer of Western Fleet, Executive Officer (EXO) of INS Vipul, Gunnery Officer (GO) of INS Ranjit, commissioning GO of INS Kuthar and commissioning crew of INS Ranvir. His shore appointments include Command Gunnery Officer at HQWNC, Naval Advisor to Government of Seychelles, UN Mission in Somalia (UNOSOM II) at Mogadishu and Training Commander, INS Dronacharya. As a Flag Officer, he has served as Commandant of the Naval War College at Goa, Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST), Flag Officer Commanding Western Fleet (FOCWF), Chief of Staff, Western Naval Command, Controller Personnel Services and Chief of Personnel (COP) at Naval Headquarters. He has also served as the Chief of Integrated Defence Staff to The Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee (CISC) at the critical junction during the creation of the institution of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and Department of Military Affairs (DMA).