Lt Gen Pushpendra Singh: A Military Leader's Journey to Vice Chief of Army Staff

Lt Gen Pushpendra Singh, with over 35 years of distinguished service, has taken charge as the new Vice Chief of the Army Staff. His career includes leading key military operations and commanding various units. He holds multiple academic qualifications and has been honored with prestigious military awards.

Lt Gen Pushpendra Singh, having served for over 35 years in pivotal military roles, officially became the Vice Chief of the Army Staff on Friday.

The general, commissioned in December 1987 into the 4th Battalion of the Parachute Regiment (Special Forces), boasts a storied career, having commanded operations in Kashmir and along the Line of Control.

Recognized for his leadership in 'Operation Pawan' and other key missions, Singh succeeds Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani, with the Army extending heartfelt appreciation for Subramani's 39-year service.

(With inputs from agencies.)