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Tri-services education corps formed
The Morning Standard
|September 18, 2025
BUILDING on the step-by-step approach towards transforming the Indian military organisation and structures, the commanders of the Army, Navy, and Air Force on Wednesday decided to create a single tri-services education organisation catering to the requirements of the forces. New joint military stations will also be established.
Confirming this, Headquarters (HQ), Integrated Defence Staff (IDS), wrote on X, “On the final day of the Combined Commanders’ Conference (CCC) 2025, a decision was made by all the Chiefs and Commanders for the merging of the education branches of the three services to form single TriServices Education Corps was announced.” “The decision on formation of three Joint Military Stations was also announced, HQ-IDS said.
This story is from the September 18, 2025 edition of The Morning Standard.
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