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General Upendra Dwivedi, new Chief of the Army Staff
General Upendra Dwivedi took over as the 30th Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) on June 30, 2024. General Upendra Dwivedi is an accomplished military leader, with 40 years of service in the Armed Forces. He was commissioned into Regiment of Jammu & Kashmir Rifles in 1984. The General officer has a unique distinction of balanced command as well as staff exposure across Northern, Eastern and Western theatres, in varied operational environment.
The General officer has a deep understanding of modern and emerging technologies in the security domain, and his vision finds congruence to the ongoing pursuit of the Indian Army to fulfil its modernisation and capability development needs through Atmanirbharta.
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