Major General Dinesh Kumar Singh takes over as ADJ of Assam Rifles

Major General Dinesh Kumar Singh takes over as ADJ of Assam Rifles

Daily Current Affairs / Major General Dinesh Kumar Singh takes over as ADJ of Assam Rifles

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: November 02 2021

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Major General Dinesh Kumar Singh was appointed as the Assam Rifles' Additional Director General.
Major General Singh was commissioned into the 'Brigade of the Guards' in 1990.
He had previously worked as an aide-de-camp to the Army Chief of Staff, as an instructor and adjutant at the National Defence Academy in Pune, and as a defence attaché in Brazil.

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About Assam Rifles

The Assam Rifles, also known as the Cachar Levy, are the Indian Army's oldest paramilitary organisation, dating back to 1835 during the British Raj.
Headquarters: Shillong (Meghalaya)
Founded: 1835
Motto: Sentinels of the North East
First Director General of the Assam Rifles: H. G. Bartly

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