The Army Chief highlighted the Corps' efforts towards achieving the 'Vijay' vision, which emphasizes on technology adoption, agility and joint fighting to build a future-ready force.

Army Chief arrives in front of Trishakti Corps

Chief of the Army Staff, General Dheeraj Seth, reviewed initiatives to enhance the operational preparedness and capabilities of the formation. He visited the forward areas of the Trishakti Corps, the Army shared on social media.

During the visit, the COAS was briefed on all the efforts being made by the Corps to enhance its operational effectiveness and combat capabilities. Sharing the information on the official X account of the Indian Army, it was written, "General Dheeraj Seth, Chief of Army Staff, visited the forward areas of the Trishakti Corps and reviewed the initiatives to enhance the operational preparedness and capability of the formation, with a focus on innovation and adoption of technology in line with the vision of 'Jai se Vijay'."

The Army Chief visited the Kirpan Division on November 7.

The Army further stated, "Commending all ranks for their professionalism and dedication, the COS urged them to remain vigilant, agile, mission-focused, and continue to strive to deliver their best while maintaining the highest standards of operational preparedness." Earlier on November 7, the Army Chief visited the Kirpan Division Trishakti Corps, where he reviewed the current security environment, operational preparedness, and efforts to enhance combat effectiveness.

The briefing highlighted the Corps' efforts towards achieving the 'Vijay' vision, which emphasizes on technology adoption, agility, and joint fighting to create a future-ready force.

The Army shared on social media, "The COS emphasized the importance of existing HADR planning, joint exercises, and military-civilian coordination for rapid and effective response during disasters. Interacting with the troops, he praised their professionalism, dedication, and devotion to duty and extended Diwali greetings to all ranks and their families."

What is Trishakti Core?

XXXIII Corps, also known as the 'Trishakti Corps', is a corps of the Indian Army. It traces part of its heritage to the British Indian XXXIII Corps, which was formed in 1942 but disbanded in 1945. It was subsequently re-formed in 1960 at Shillong.

The corps is headquartered at Sukna, Siliguri, North Bengal. It is commanded by a three-star officer of the rank of Lieutenant General, known as the General Officer Commanding (GOC). His chief of staff is a two-star officer of the rank of Major General. The total strength of the XXXIII Corps is estimated to be between 45,000 and 60,000.