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Innovate while maintaining tradition in forces: Rajnath Singh

IndiaTimes Sunday, 17 December 2023
Rajnath Singh, Union defence minister, emphasizes the importance of striking a balance between tradition and innovation in the armed forces during a combined graduation parade. Singh urges officers to bring innovation in thinking while upholding tradition. He highlights the need for officers to maintain their connection with the ground and not lose their idealism. A total of 213 flight cadets, including 25 women officers of the Indian Air Force, were commissioned at the parade, along with officers from the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard.
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News video: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh at Air Force Academy's 212th Officers Course CGP, Dundigal | Oneindia

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh at Air Force Academy's 212th Officers Course CGP, Dundigal | Oneindia 03:40

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