Army War College Holds Successful Diners’ Club

The Army War College concluded its first-trimester Diners’ Club on 1 March 2025, featuring a compelling speech by Major General DBSN Bothota (Retired) RWP RSP VSV USP. The speech, titled ‘Professionalism; why it matters’, captivated an audience of 203 officers representing the Senior Command Course - 13, Junior Command Course - 32, and Junior Staff Course -28 along with the faculty members and permanent staff.

The event, described as colourful and engaging, provided a valuable platform emphasizing the critical role of professionalism in the context of the Army. Major General Swarna Bothota’s insights resonated with the audience, highlighting the multifaceted nature of professionalism and its impact on military leadership and strategic thinking.

The Diners’ Club, a recurring event at the Army War College, consistently provides opportunities for professional development and intellectual stimulation within the student community. This latest speech on the ‘Professionalism; why it matters’ further solidified its reputation as a key event in the War College calendar.

The Army War College today expressed its gratitude to Major General DBSN Bothota (Retired) RWP RSP VSV USP for his dedication and commitment to delivering a speech at the Diners’ club.