Archive · 8 Dec 2025
157 Officers Trained for Civil-Military Cooperation
A group of 157 new officers from the Maharashtra government went to a military base for a special training.
The training lasted six days and was meant to help these officers work better with the military.
There were 48 women and 109 men in the group.
The Indian Army organized this training to make sure that the government officers and the military can work together more effectively.
This is important because it helps both groups understand each other's roles and responsibilities better.
157 probationary officers from Maharashtra government underwent a six-day training program at Aundh Military Station.
The training aimed to enhance civil-military cooperation and interoperability.
Participants included 48 female and 109 male officers from Vanamati, Nagpur.
The program was organized by the Indian Army’s Southern Command.
The training took place from December 1 to December 6.
- Who
- 157 probationary officers from Vasantrao Naik State Agricultural Extension Management Training Institute (Vanamati), Nagpur
- What
- A six-day training program for civil-military cooperation and interoperability
- When
- December 1-6
- Where
- Aundh Military Station
- Why
- To foster stronger civil-military cooperation and interoperability
- Location
- Aundh Military Station
- Duration
- December 1-6
- Participants
- 157 probationary officers
- Gender Breakdown
- 48 female, 109 male
- Organizer
- Indian Army’s Southern Command
- Institute
- Vasantrao Naik State Agricultural Extension Management Training Institute (Vanamati), Nagpur