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President of India presents colours to the College of Defence Management, Secunderabad

The President of India, Droupadi Murmu, presented Colours to the College of Defence Management, Secunderabad, on Friday.

In her address, the President emphasized the importance of enhancing India’s defence management capabilities, highlighting that it would not only strengthen India’s diplomatic and military partnerships but also boost the nation’s defence exports.

She noted that a proactive stance in global security forums is crucial for India’s growing influence on the world stage. President Murmu underscored the need for Armed Forces personnel to stay updated with the latest technological advancements and evolving operational dynamics.

She pointed out that in the current era of grey zone and hybrid warfare, institutions like the College of Defence Management play a pivotal role in preparing military leaders for the complexities of modern conflicts.

She urged the Armed Forces to continually evolve with the changing security landscape and to strive for excellence.

The President also remarked on India’s increasing influence in regional and global defence discussions, achieved through multilateral economic and military frameworks. She highlighted that India’s defence capabilities are a reflection of its strength and its forward-looking vision.

By focusing on self-reliance, technological innovation, and strategic collaborations, India is not only safeguarding its borders but also contributing significantly to global peace and stability.

 

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