Indian Army Chief Reviews Southern Command Operational Preparedness; NCST Reviews Tribal Welfare in Ladakh
General Dhiraj Seth's visit to the Southern Command focused on enhancing operational readiness and technology absorption. Concurrently, the NCST reviewed welfare schemes for Scheduled Tribes in Ladakh, highlighting education and healthcare needs.

General Dhiraj Seth, Chief of the Army Staff, conducted a review of Southern Command's operational status, emphasizing technology integration and training improvements for combat readiness. He interacted with commanders, stressing the importance of maintaining high operational standards and adapting to evolving military tactics.
Meanwhile, the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) assessed welfare initiatives for Scheduled Tribes in Ladakh, focusing on education, healthcare, and livelihoods in challenging terrains. The NCST called for enhanced support for tribal communities and effective implementation of welfare schemes aimed at improving living conditions in remote areas. Coordination between various departments is essential to ensure these initiatives effectively reach the intended populations.




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