In a major move, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has approved the first batch of reforms in the Army which include relocation of 229 officers from the Army headquarters, creation of a new post of deputy chief for military operations and strategic planning, and setting up new wings for vigilance and human rights issues, official sources said Thursday, reported by The Economic Times.
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Indian army booth at DefExpo India 2018 (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Indian army booth at DefExpo India 2018 (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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