Chief of Defence Staff visits Officers Training Academy in Chennai
The Hindu
Gen. Anil Chauhan visits Officers Training Academy in Alandur, interacts with officer cadets & pays homage at Temple of Remembrance.
General Anil Chauhan, Chief of Defence Staff, visited the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai on Thursday. Gen. Chauhan, accompanied by the Commandant, OTA, took a tour of the academy and visited Parameswaran Drill Square and Acharya Training Area, and paid homage at the Temple of Remembrance. He interacted with the officer cadets at Yodha Officer Cadets’ Mess and gained insight of the integrated training module specific to OTA and its benefits for the organisation.
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