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MCR HRDI holds symposium for trainee Civil Servants
Dr. MCR HRD Institute of Telangana conducted an “Army Symposium” for the Trainee Civil Servants on Saturday.
Hyderabad: Dr. MCR HRD Institute of Telangana conducted an "Army Symposium" for the Trainee Civil Servants on Saturday.
As a part of this, the Army HQ conducted an Army Essay Competition, 2019 on "Kashmir Today & Tomorrow: Security Challenges" for the trainee Civil Servants attending the 94th Foundation Course.
Major General R K Singh, General Officer Commanding, Telangana and Andhra Sub Area, who was the Chief Guest at the event, gave away Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals to Mr Avinash Pandey, IRS (C & CE), Aruna Arora, IES, and Raushan Kumar, IPS, respectively in the Essay Competition.
On the occasion, Major General R K Singh delivered a keynote address on the theme of the Army Symposium, "Kashmir Today & Tomorrow: Security Challenges", and covered wide- ranging issues with respect to the existing situation in Jammu & Kashmir and recommended strategies and way forward for dealing with them.
He also congratulated the medal winning trainee Civil Servants and conveyed best wishes for their future accomplishments. The winners of the medals in the Army Essay competition too spoke on the theme of the Army Symposium.
B P Acharya, IAS, Spl. Chief Secretary to Government & Director General, Dr. MCR HRD Institute, who spoke on the occasion, said that people keep the armed forces in high esteem considering their innumerable sacrifices in protecting borders of the country.
Continuing his address, he stated that the Army Symposium is a platform to understand the areas of Civil-Military collaboration which will be greatly instrumental in delivering good governance.
