Military-Civil Liaison Conference Held at Hisar Military Station to Strengthen Strategic Cooperation
Jaipur, April 2, 2025 – In a significant move to deepen coordination and enhance synergy between the Indian Armed Forces and civil administration, a Military-Civil Liaison Conference was held on Wednesday at Hisar Military Station, Haryana. The conference, organized by the Dot On Target Division of the Sapta Shakti Command, aimed to bolster collaborative frameworks for addressing critical administrative, disaster response, and national security challenges.
High-Level Participation Across Military and Civil Leadership
The event was attended by several key dignitaries, including:
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Major General Amit Talwar, General Officer Commanding (GOC), Dot On Target Division
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Mr. Matta Ravi Kiran, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Hisar Range
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Mr. A. Sreenivas, Divisional Commissioner of Hisar
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Senior officials and delegates from six districts of Haryana
Participants included representatives from the Indian Army, local administration, and law enforcement agencies, coming together to discuss humanitarian cooperation and strategic preparedness.
Focus Areas: Disaster Management, Emergency Coordination, and Strategic Synergy
The conference featured a series of thematic sessions focusing on key agenda items such as:
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Disaster Management and Emergency Response
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Infrastructure Development for Civil-Military Use
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Strategic Coordination During Natural and Man-Made Crises
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Enhancing Communication Channels for Rapid Response
The discussions were aimed at ensuring seamless coordination between the military and civil authorities during emergencies and in times of national need.
GOC Maj Gen Amit Talwar Emphasizes Military-Civil Fusion
In his keynote address, Maj Gen Amit Talwar described Military-Civil Fusion as the “foundation stone of national security“. He emphasized that:
“In an era marked by evolving threats, it is imperative that military and civil entities move beyond operational integration to achieve strategic alignment.”
He further underlined the importance of leveraging both military capability and civil infrastructure to project Comprehensive National Power effectively in both peacetime and conflict scenarios.
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