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Indian Army, Allahabad University Forge Strategic Security Partnership

In a landmark step towards strengthening national security through academic collaboration, the Indian Army’s Central Command and the University of Allahabad signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Tuesday. The partnership marks the beginning of a forward-looking alliance in strategic research, policymaking, education, and national development.

Maj Gen Rajesh Bhat, General Officer Commanding, Purva UP & MP Sub Area, signed the MoU on behalf of Headquarters Central Command. Prof Ashish Khare, Registrar of the University of Allahabad, represented the academic institution.

Vice-Chancellor Prof Sangita Srivastava and senior officials from the Army and the University attended the ceremony.

A formal exchange of folders between Maj Gen Rajesh Bhat and Prof Sangita Srivastava symbolised the mutual commitment to this unique collaboration. The event highlighted a shared vision for shaping strategic thought and enriching India’s intellectual landscape.

Academic opportunities for Army officers

The MoU sets the stage for an active exchange of knowledge in critical domains like conflict resolution, disaster management, peacebuilding, IT systems, and mobile network security. It allows serving and retired Indian Army officers to pursue postgraduate and doctoral research programs at the University of Allahabad.

Under the agreement, five seats each year will be reserved for postgraduate courses for Majors and above, while four seats will be allotted for PhD research for Colonels and above.

The collaboration also includes joint research projects, academic conferences, symposia, and publications on strategic and national security issues.

A Coordinating Committee will monitor the MoU’s implementation and guide the development of long-term academic and strategic goals.

This partnership not only bridges the gap between military expertise and academic insight but also fosters innovation and dialogue in national policy. It reflects a strong commitment to human-centric development and positions both institutions as key contributors to India’s future preparedness and resilience.

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Vishal Talwar

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