Lieutenant General Nagendra Singh, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Chetak Corps, recently visited the Laalgarh Jattan Military Station to assess the operational readiness of units under the Teevra Tirasi Brigade. During his visit, Lt Gen Singh interacted with personnel across all ranks, commending their steadfast professionalism and unwavering commitment to duty.
He emphasized the critical importance of training on and integrating the latest technologies down to sub-unit levels, underscoring that such advancements are essential for maintaining operational superiority in modern military engagements.
The Chetak Corps, headquartered in Bathinda, Punjab, has a distinguished history of operational excellence since its establishment on July 1, 1979. Lt Gen Nagendra Singh, who assumed command as the 34th GOC of the Chetak Corps on January 1, 2024, brings a wealth of experience and a decorated military career to his leadership role.
Commissioned into the Punjab Regiment in 1989, he is an alumnus of the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun; Defence Services Staff College, Wellington; and National Defence College, New Delhi. His extensive operational experience across India’s borders has earned him prestigious honors, including the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal, Yudh Seva Medal, and Sena Medal (Gallantry).
Under Lt Gen Singh’s command, the Chetak Corps continues to prioritize technological advancement and rigorous training to ensure that all units are equipped to meet contemporary and future challenges effectively.
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