From High Seas To High Altitude: 24 Journalists Complete MoD's Intensive 3-Week Defence Correspondents Course
Mumbai: The annual Defence Correspondents Course (DCC), organised by the Ministry of Defence (MoD)’s Directorate of Public Relations (DPR), was concluded following an intensive three-week tri-service operational orientation. The prestigious course, attended by 24 journalists from across the country, aims to foster synergy between national media and the Armed Forces. Defence Correspondents’ Course…
The Defence Correspondents Course (DCC) 2026, organised by the Ministry of Defence's Directorate of Public Relations, concluded after a three-week intensive tri-service operational orientation. The course, attended by 24 journalists from across India, aimed to strengthen the relationship between the national media and the Armed Forces.
The DCC commenced at Visakhapatnam, with journalists gaining insights into the operational profile and maritime security responsibilities of the Indian Navy, Indian Air Force (IAF), and Indian Army.
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