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Assam Rifles 2025 Conference: Shillong Summit Maps Border Security Future

The Assam Rifles just wrapped up their important Inspector General's Conference in Shillong over two days. Top commanders gathered to discuss crucial security matters and future planning. They focused heavily on strengthening border security along the Indo-Myanmar frontier. The conference ended with everyone committing to maintain high operational readiness across all Assam Rifles units.

Key Points: Assam Rifles IG Conference 2025 Concludes in Shillong

  • Conference chaired by DG Assam Rifles Lt Gen Vikas Lakhera with Formation Commanders
  • Focused on enhancing combat potential and new weapon systems
  • Emphasized Indo-Myanmar border security and vigilance
  • Discussed training development and operational readiness challenges
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Assam Rifles Inspector General's Conference 2025 concludes in Shillong

Assam Rifles concludes two-day Inspector General's Conference in Shillong, focusing on border security, new weapon systems, and operational readiness under DG's leadership.

"He emphasised the importance of maintaining security and the sanctity of the Indo-Myanmar Border - Lieutenant General Vikas Lakhera"

Shillong, November 4

The Assam Rifles Inspector General's Conference 2025 was held at the Headquarters Directorate General Assam Rifles in Laitkor, Shillong, on November 3 and 4.

According to a release, the two-day conference was chaired by Lieutenant General Vikas Lakhera, AVSM, SM, Director General of Assam Rifles, and attended by Formation Commanders, Battalion Commanders, and Staff Officers from Headquarters DGAR and various formations.

During the conference, Lieutenant General Vikas Lakhera complimented all ranks of the Force for their professional conduct and performance under challenging circumstances. He emphasised the importance of maintaining security and the sanctity of the Indo-Myanmar Border, highlighting the need for the Force to remain prepared for all contingencies and security challenges in the future.

Key highlights of the conference included discussions on enhancing the capability and combat potential of the Assam Rifles, preparing a roadmap for the acquisition of new-generation weapon systems and military equipment, and sharing best practices among formations and units to enhance overall efficiency. The discussions also emphasised the importance of training and skill development for soldiers, the release said.

The Director General complimented the Formation and Unit Commanders for ensuring peace and tranquillity in their respective areas of responsibility and exhorted them to remain ever vigilant in the volatile and dynamic environment in which the Force operates, it said.

The Assam Rifles Inspector General's Conference 2025 provided a platform for commanders to discuss key issues related to combat potential, operational preparedness, administrative challenges, and human resource management.

The conference concluded with a renewed commitment from all attendees to uphold the highest standards of operational readiness and continue striving for excellence in all spheres, it added.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Hope these conferences translate into better equipment and facilities for our jawans on the ground. They deserve the best resources for the challenging work they do.
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David E
As someone who has visited Shillong, it's good to see important security conferences happening in the Northeast region. This brings attention to the strategic importance of the area.
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Ananya R
While I appreciate the efforts, I hope these discussions also address the welfare of soldiers' families and better living conditions in border areas. Our forces need holistic support.
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Vikram M
The focus on new-generation weapons and training is much needed. With changing security dynamics, our forces must stay ahead of threats. Jai Hind! 🙏
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Sarah B
Good to see emphasis on skill development. In today's world, technical expertise is as important as physical strength for military effectiveness.

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