Archive · 22 Sep 2025
CORE Programme & Symposium Enhance Military-Academia Collaboration
Imagine two important meetings happening.
One brings together military leaders and government officials to talk about national security.
They will talk about threats and technology.
The other involves the Chief of Defence Staff, academics, and students.
They are working together to create new defense technology.
Both aim to help India be strong and secure.
They are sharing ideas and making plans to prepare for the future and adapt to new changes.
CORE Programme organized by HQ IDS brings together civil and military leaders.
CORE focuses on evolving security challenges and technological impacts.
Tri-Services Academia Technology Symposium (T-SATS) inaugurated by CDS.
T-SATS aims to develop indigenous defense technologies.
MoUs were signed with various academic institutions.
- Who
- Senior officers from Indian Armed Forces and various ministries, academia, R&D institutions, and students
- What
- Civil-military engagement on national security and promote indigenous defense tech
- When
- Five days (CORE), Inaugural (T-SATS)
- Where
- United Service Institution of India, Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi
- Why
- To enhance strategic awareness, strengthen synergy and build indigenous capabilities
- Event Name
- Combined Operational Review and Evaluation (CORE) Programme & Tri-Services Academia Technology Symposium (T-SATS)
- Organizers
- HQ IDS, CDS
- Location
- United Service Institution of India, Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi
- CORE Participants
- Senior officers from Indian Armed Forces, Ministries of Defence, External Affairs, and Home Affairs
- T-SATS Participants
- Directors, heads from academic, R&D institutions, and students from 62 institutes
- CDS
- General Anil Chauhan
Sources
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Five-day CORE Programme brings civil and military leaders together on national security
Five-day CORE Programme brings civil and military leaders together on national security