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General MM Naravane on India-China Relations

King's College London
General Naravane, India's chief of army staff from 2019 to 2022, will talk about about India's changing strategic posture vis-à-vis China.
4 months ago

General Naravane's Comments On Agniveer Lay Bare The Army's Stubborn Resistance To Reform

Swarajya
General Naravane's comments on Agniveer lay bare the army's stubborn resistance to reform. Ujjwal Shrotryia Dec 20, 2023, 05:40 PM | Updated 09:17 PM IST
9 months ago

‘Xi will not forget`: Former Indian Army chief recounts 2020 Galwan clash in his memoir

WION
India's former Chief of Army Staff (CoAS) Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane in his memoir 'Four Stars of Destiny' has shed light on India's border...
9 months ago

'Never questioned wisdom of government...': Gen Naravane on why he was not made CDS

The Economic Times
Gen MM Naravane (retired), one of India's foremost Army Chiefs, on why he was not appointed the Chief of Defence Staff.
9 months ago

Set for launch, now on hold: Tale of two books by former Army Chiefs

The Indian Express
Another former Army Chief's book, set to be launched on August 2, has been put on hold as the two publishers wait to hear from the Ministry of Defence.
2 months ago

Agnipath scheme surprised Army; it was a ‘bolt out of the blue’ for Navy and Air Force, former Army chief writes in forthcoming memoir

The Hindu
The Agnipath scheme, launched in June 2022 for the recruitment of soldiers, sailors and airmen for a four-year period, had surprised the Indian Army.
9 months ago

Chinese aggression at LAC in 2020 was ‘not a bad thing’, says former Army chief Gen Naravane

ThePrint
Former Army chief Gen Manoj Naravane said it worked out well for India because it is now more aware of where the actual threat is.
7 months ago

'Xi Jinping won't forget...': General Naravane on India-China clash in Galwan

India Today
Gen Naravane writes that Chinese President Xi Jinping will not forget June 16 any time soon as China's People's Liberation Army suffered fatal casualties.
9 months ago

Agnipath plan took all three forces by surprise: Former Army chief Naravane

Times of India
The armed forces were taken by surprise by the government's formulation of the Agnipath scheme for short-term recruitment of soldiers, airmen and sailors.
9 months ago

Army wanted 75% Agniveers to be retained: Gen MM Naravane

Tribune India
The Army's initial view was that 75% of the personnel to be recruited could be retained while 25% should be released.
9 months ago