Indian Army showcases high-tech combat readiness in Arunachal with cutting-edge field exercise

Syllad | The Rising MeghalayaApril 15, 2025

In a significant stride toward boosting combat preparedness, the Indian Army’s Spear Corps has successfully executed a high-impact field exercise in the forward areas of Arunachal Pradesh. The operation showcased the integration of next-generation equipment (NGEs) and new-generation weapons (NGWs), reinforcing the Army’s focus on rapid modernization under the ongoing campaign dubbed the ‘Year of Technology Absorption and Year of Transformation’.

Conducted in the rugged, high-altitude terrain of Arunachal, the exercise was designed to simulate real-world combat scenarios in some of the most challenging operational environments. The drill placed special emphasis on enhanced mobility, real-time Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), and advanced communication systems—key components in building a smart, swift, and responsive tactical force.

Utilizing state-of-the-art platforms and modern battlefield technologies, the exercise demonstrated faster decision-making, seamless information flow, and synchronized situational awareness. These technological advancements significantly elevated the operational agility and combat effectiveness of participating units.

More than just a display of military strength, the exercise underlines the Indian Army’s commitment to embracing innovation and transforming traditional warfare doctrines. By integrating cutting-edge systems and fostering adaptability, the Army aims to ensure it remains combat-ready for the dynamic and technology-driven battlefields of the future.

This forward deployment and successful execution of modern capabilities sends a strong signal of India’s resolve to secure its frontiers and maintain a decisive edge in future conflicts.