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Lt Gen SS Mahal assumes charge of Army Training Command, Shimla

Lieutenant General SS Mahal took command of the Army Training Command (ARTRAC) in Shimla on Friday, following Lt Gen Raj Shukla's retirement on March 31.

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Lieutenant General took command of the Training Command (ARTRAC) in Shimla on Friday, following Lt Gen Raj Shukla’s retirement on March 31.

“Lieutenant General S.S. Mahal assumed the command of #ARTRAC today. On assuming command, #ArmyCommander reviewed the Guard of Honour and exhorted all ranks to continue working with zeal and enthusiasm,” tweeted Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADG PI – Indian Army).

On 1 May 2020, former Lt. Gen. Raj Shukla was appointed as ARTRAC chief. He was initially assigned to Army Headquarters, where he was charged with overseeing the force’s training operations.

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The Army Training Command (ARTRAC) was established on 1 October 1991 in the town of Mhow. On March 31, 1993, relocated to Shimla.

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