Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan emphasized the need for enhanced preparedness against bio-threats and radiological contamination during the 100th Raising Day of the Military Nursing Service in Delhi. Highlighting an expected rise in bio-threats post-COVID, he called for specialized treatment protocols and underscored that India must integrate nuclear threat preparedness into its security calculus, citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment against nuclear blackmail. General Chauhan also praised the Military Nursing Service’s significant contributions over the past century and advocated for fostering jointness among the armed forces to improve operational efficiency. This focus on bio-threats and radiological safety reflects India’s proactive approach to modern security challenges, ensuring comprehensive defense readiness for the future.