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Steps to revamp Remount and Veterinary Corps Tribune News Service CHANDIGARH, Dec 13 Several measures have been worked out to revamp Remount and Veterinary Corps (RVC) to provide more effective support to Army formations employing animals to carry out certain tasks. Talking to Chandigarh Tribune on the eve of the RVC Corps Day, Director RVC, Western Command, Col A.K. Sinha, said various inputs from the formations concerned were received at a seminar on Role and deployment of Army dogs in the present security scenario. The seminar was organised a few days ago at the RVC Centre and School, Meerut. Colonel Sinha said since dogs had proved their effectiveness in counter-insurgency as well as search and rescue operations, the strength of dogs attached to Army units was being re-worked. The number of dogs to be attached with Rashtriya Rifles battalions would be different to that being assigned to infantry units. For the same purpose, the breeding of dogs had already been raised from 50 dogs
