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SEMINAR ON 'EVOLVING ROLE & CONTRIBUTION OF WOMEN OFFICERS IN THE INDIAN ARMY' HELD AT CHANDI MANDIR

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ARMY COMMANDER STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF GENDER EQUALITY IN INDIAN ARMY

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The Western Command conducted a seminar on 'Evolving Role & Contribution of Women Officers in the Indian Army' at Chandimandir Military Station, chaired by GOC-in-C, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar.

The seminar provided a platform for women officers to discuss challenges faced in the Army, including work-life balance, career progression and leadership styles. The event also highlighted the importance of enhancing mentorship programmes, reviewing deployment policies and investing in infrastructure to support women officers and soldiers.

(SUBHEAD) Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar reaffirmed the Indian Army's commitment to gender inclusivity, citing initiatives such as leadership training, gender sensitization workshops, and recruitment drives aimed at increasing women representation.

The Army Commander underlined the crucial role of Commanding Officers in grooming their command and maintaining a balance between aspirations and tasks. He expressed satisfaction at the spirit and enthusiasm of women officers in the Command, standing shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts.

The seminar concluded with Lt Gen Katiyar emphasizing the importance of being physically strong, mentally alert and morally straight to make the Indian Army a better organization.

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