Which one among the following is not a Command of the Indian Army ?

The Indian Army is organized into seven commands: six operational and one training command. These include the Northern Command (Udhampur), Western Command (Chandimandir), Central Command (Lucknow), Eastern Command (Kolkata), Southern Command (Pune), South-Western Command (Jaipur), and the Army Training Command (ARTRAC, Shimla). While historical texts mention a 'South-East Asian front' or command during the British era in the context of World War II and the Indian National Army , there is no 'South-Eastern Command' in the current organizational structure of the Indian Army. The South-Western Command was the most recent addition, established in 2005 to strengthen the western border. Therefore, the South-Eastern Command is the incorrect entity among the options provided.

Sources

1. [1] History , class XII (Tamilnadu state board 2024 ed.) > Chapter 7: Last Phase of Indian National Movement > Bose with INA > p. 89