Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh visited forward posts in Eastern Ladakh on Monday to review operational preparedness.

Singh was accompanied by Fire and Fury Corps Commander, Lt Gen YK Joshi.

"LtGenRanbirSingh, ArmyCdrNC accompanied by FireAndFuryCorpsCdr visited forward posts in EasternLadakh today; reviewed operational preparedness and complimented the troops on high standards of professionalism," Northern Command said in a tweet.

The visit comes days after the Army Commander witnessed Integrated Exercise of all Arms in Super High Altitude Area in Eastern Ladakh.

"#LtGenRanbirSingh, #ArmyCdrNC visited Eastern Ladakh &amp; witnessed Integrated Exercise of all Arms in Super High Altitude Area; complimented all ranks for an outstanding display of warfighting capability under challenging conditions," the Northern Command had said in a tweet on September 17.&nbsp;

The exercise was named "Changthang Prahar".

In another tweet on September 18, the Northern Command had tweeted pictures from "Ex Changthang Prahar" terming it "All Arms Integrated Exercise at Eastern Ladakh."&nbsp;

The exercise also saw the employment of Mechanised Forces with force multipliers integrating high tech platforms.&nbsp;

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh visited forward posts in Eastern Ladakh on Monday to review operational preparedness. Singh was accompanied by Fire and Fury Corps Commander, Lt Gen YK Joshi.

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh visited forward posts in Eastern Ladakh on Monday to review operational preparedness. Singh was accompanied by Fire and Fury Corps Commander, Lt Gen YK Joshi. "LtGenRanbirSingh, ArmyCdrNC accompanied by FireAndFuryCorpsCdr visited forward posts in EasternLadakh today; reviewed operational preparedness and complimented the troops on high standards of professionalism," Northern Command said in a tweet. The visit comes days after the Army Commander witnessed Integrated Exercise of all Arms in Super High Altitude Area in Eastern Ladakh. "#LtGenRanbirSingh, #ArmyCdrNC visited Eastern Ladakh & witnessed Integrated Exercise of all Arms in Super High Altitude Area; complimented all ranks for an outstanding display of warfighting capability under challenging conditions," the Northern Command had said in a tweet on September 17. The exercise was named "Changthang Prahar". In another tweet on September 18, the Northern Command had tweeted pictures from "Ex Changthang Prahar" terming it "All Arms Integrated Exercise at Eastern Ladakh." The exercise also saw the employment of Mechanised Forces with force multipliers integrating high tech platforms.

Northern Army Commander visits Eastern Ladakh, reviews operational preparedness

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Friday visited Kashmir to review the security situation in the region.

Accompanied by Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen K J S Dhillon, the Lt Gen Singh visited formations and units in North Kashmir deployed along the Line of Control and hinterland.

"Lt Gen Singh was briefed about the recent counter-infiltration and counter-terrorist operations as also the overall security situation by respective commanders on the ground," a defence spokesperson said.

The Army Commander complimented the officers and troops for their round-the-clock vigil on the Line of Control and the humanitarian assistance being provided to the people of Kashmir.

The GoC-in-C appreciated the actions taken by the units and formations in ensuring safety and well being of the people.

The Army Commander also lauded the exemplary synergy among&nbsp;all security forces and civil administration and reinforced the need to be fully prepared to defeat the evil designs of the enemy and anti-national forces.&nbsp; 
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Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Friday visited Kashmir to review the security situation in the region. Accompanied by Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen K J S Dhillon, the Lt Gen Singh visited formations and units in North Kashmir deployed along the Line of Control and hinterland.

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Friday visited Kashmir to review the security situation in the region. Accompanied by Chinar Corps Commander, Lt Gen K J S Dhillon, the Lt Gen Singh visited formations and units in North Kashmir deployed along the Line of Control and hinterland. "Lt Gen Singh was briefed about the recent counter-infiltration and counter-terrorist operations as also the overall security situation by respective commanders on the ground," a defence spokesperson said. The Army Commander complimented the officers and troops for their round-the-clock vigil on the Line of Control and the humanitarian assistance being provided to the people of Kashmir. The GoC-in-C appreciated the actions taken by the units and formations in ensuring safety and well being of the people. The Army Commander also lauded the exemplary synergy among all security forces and civil administration and reinforced the need to be fully prepared to defeat the evil designs of the enemy and anti-national forces.

Northern Army Commander reviews security situation in Kashmir

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Thursday said that for the last few days Pakistan has been attempting to push in infiltrators.

"For the past few days, there have been attempts by Pakistan to push in infiltrators. Such infiltration attempts have been supported by ceasefire violations," the Army Commander said while speaking to ANI.

"However, the Indian Army is totally alert. We have been able to foil all such attempts at the Line of Control (LoC) itself," he said.

The Army Commander also said that Pakistan is also attempting to push in terrorists in the hinterland.

"Our counter-terrorism grid in the hinterland and the multi-tiered counter-infiltration grid along the LoC are effective. We have been able to ensure peace and security both along the LoC as also in the hinterland," he said.

"Whenever there are any attempts by Pakistan to push in infiltrators or carry out any actions along the LoC, or ceasefire violations, they get a befitting reply from the Indian Army. But, overall the situation is under control," he said.

Lt Gen Singh said the situation in the hinterland is also under control.

"The civil administration has been able to keep the situation under check. It is being monitored regularly. Regular decisions are taken so that we are able to ensure peace and security in the hinterland and also to see that the degree of difficulty to the common citizens is reduced significantly," said the Army Commander.

"Jammu and Kashmir Police and Central Armed Police Forces have also been able to effectively put a check on any kind of wrong activities or attempts by Pakistan to vitiate internal security atmosphere in the hinterland," he added.

Lt Gen Singh said the Indian Army is also monitoring the situation very closely in the hinterland.

"We are fully prepared. Whenever the situation arises, we are prepared to take on any challenge. I would only like to mention that our prime concern while conducting any action in the hinterland is to ensure peace and security of our citizens," he said.

Earlier, the Army Commander celebrated the 73rd Independence Day with troops. He was accompanied by the Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen KJS Dhillon.

While interacting with troops, he lauded them for their professionalism and conveyed his best wishes to them on the occasion of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan.

"I am also here to congratulate you on your good work. I am aware of how you are working in a challenging region and I am proud that all your units are performing well. I congratulate you all for that. I would like those who are not present here...they are conveyed my greetings," he said while interacting with troops.

The Army Commander during his interaction said that challenges which come our way are not easy to guess, "but it is necessary that we remain prepared to tackle challenges."

"You are aware of how the neighbouring country is trying to push infiltration to cause damage. That is why it is necessary that we understand the nefarious intentions and thwart these. You have been doing this well till now," he said.

"This is an identity of a great team that whatever task is assigned to you by the senior officers, you perform it with all the hard work and dedication. I pray to god for your well being," he said.&nbsp;

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Thursday said that for the last few days Pakistan has been attempting to push in infiltrators. "For the past few days, there have been attempts by Pakistan to push in infiltrators.

Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Thursday said that for the last few days Pakistan has been attempting to push in infiltrators. "For the past few days, there have been attempts by Pakistan to push in infiltrators. Such infiltration attempts have been supported by ceasefire violations," the Army Commander said while speaking to ANI. "However, the Indian Army is totally alert. We have been able to foil all such attempts at the Line of Control (LoC) itself," he said. The Army Commander also said that Pakistan is also attempting to push in terrorists in the hinterland. "Our counter-terrorism grid in the hinterland and the multi-tiered counter-infiltration grid along the LoC are effective. We have been able to ensure peace and security both along the LoC as also in the hinterland," he said. "Whenever there are any attempts by Pakistan to push in infiltrators or carry out any actions along the LoC, or ceasefire violations, they get a befitting reply from the Indian Army. But, overall the situation is under control," he said. Lt Gen Singh said the situation in the hinterland is also under control. "The civil administration has been able to keep the situation under check. It is being monitored regularly. Regular decisions are taken so that we are able to ensure peace and security in the hinterland and also to see that the degree of difficulty to the common citizens is reduced significantly," said the Army Commander. "Jammu and Kashmir Police and Central Armed Police Forces have also been able to effectively put a check on any kind of wrong activities or attempts by Pakistan to vitiate internal security atmosphere in the hinterland," he added. Lt Gen Singh said the Indian Army is also monitoring the situation very closely in the hinterland. "We are fully prepared. Whenever the situation arises, we are prepared to take on any challenge. I would only like to mention that our prime concern while conducting any action in the hinterland is to ensure peace and security of our citizens," he said. Earlier, the Army Commander celebrated the 73rd Independence Day with troops. He was accompanied by the Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen KJS Dhillon. While interacting with troops, he lauded them for their professionalism and conveyed his best wishes to them on the occasion of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan. "I am also here to congratulate you on your good work. I am aware of how you are working in a challenging region and I am proud that all your units are performing well. I congratulate you all for that. I would like those who are not present here...they are conveyed my greetings," he said while interacting with troops. The Army Commander during his interaction said that challenges which come our way are not easy to guess, "but it is necessary that we remain prepared to tackle challenges." "You are aware of how the neighbouring country is trying to push infiltration to cause damage. That is why it is necessary that we understand the nefarious intentions and thwart these. You have been doing this well till now," he said. "This is an identity of a great team that whatever task is assigned to you by the senior officers, you perform it with all the hard work and dedication. I pray to god for your well being," he said.

Pakistan attempting to push in infiltrators: Northern Army Commander

Northern army commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, visited forward posts in Western Ladakh to review operational preparedness in the sector.&nbsp;

Army commander along with senior officers interacted with troops deployed on the Line of Control (LoC) and complimented them for the high standard of professionalism displayed by them, despite the terrain and weather challenge.

The temperature hits very low during the winter in Ladakh and it becomes difficult to carry out day to day activities in the region as the road which connects Kargil and Ladakh from Kashmir remains shut for months as high snow accumulates on the ground.&nbsp;

“He urged them to continue to discharge their duty with the same tenacity and resolve,” a statement released by the Indian army said.&nbsp;

Singh also paid homage at the Kargil War Memorial along with Lt Gen YK Joshi, General Officer Commanding, Fire &amp; Fury Corps.

Northern army commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, visited forward posts in Western Ladakh to review operational preparedness in the sector. Army commander along with senior officers interacted with troops deployed on the Line of Control (LoC) and complimented them for the high standard of professionalism displayed by them, despite the terrain and weather challenge.

Northern army commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, visited forward posts in Western Ladakh to review operational preparedness in the sector. Army commander along with senior officers interacted with troops deployed on the Line of Control (LoC) and complimented them for the high standard of professionalism displayed by them, despite the terrain and weather challenge. The temperature hits very low during the winter in Ladakh and it becomes difficult to carry out day to day activities in the region as the road which connects Kargil and Ladakh from Kashmir remains shut for months as high snow accumulates on the ground. “He urged them to continue to discharge their duty with the same tenacity and resolve,” a statement released by the Indian army said. Singh also paid homage at the Kargil War Memorial along with Lt Gen YK Joshi, General Officer Commanding, Fire & Fury Corps.

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Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh visits forward posts in Ladakh