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Lt-Gen Upendra Dwivedi to be new Army chief

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 11 June 2024
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Lt. Gen Upendra Dwivedi to Take Charge as Chief of Army Staff on June 30 | Oneindia News 03:04

 Join us as we cover the appointment of Lt. Gen Upendra Dwivedi as the new Chief of Army Staff, effective June 30. Currently serving as the Vice Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Dwivedi will succeed General Manoj Pande. Learn about his illustrious career, his service in the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, and...

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