In a powerful demonstration of India’s growing military readiness, the Indian Army has launched Operation Akhand Prahar, a large-scale field exercise spearheaded by the Rudra Brigade. The operation is aimed at testing real-time combat coordination and strengthening the Army’s multi-domain warfare capabilities along sensitive border regions.
The ‘Prachand Manoeuvres’, conducted as part of this mission, represent a new phase in the Army’s training philosophy – combining traditional battle techniques with advanced surveillance, precision targeting, and digital warfare systems. The drills have been designed to simulate rapid mobilisation, integrated troop deployment, and high-tempo battlefield operations under realistic conditions.
According to senior military officials, Operation Akhand Prahar reflects the Army’s focus on jointness and technological synergy. Troops from infantry, armoured regiments, artillery units, and engineers are participating alongside air support elements to validate seamless operational coordination across all domains of combat.
The exercise also underscores India’s move toward self-reliant defence preparedness, with the use of indigenous platforms and equipment aligning with the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ vision. The Rudra Brigade’s efforts during the Prachand Manoeuvres have reaffirmed the Army’s determination to adapt to next-generation warfare marked by speed, accuracy, and data-driven decision-making.
Military experts view Operation Akhand Prahar as more than just a routine drill – it’s a strategic signal of India’s enhanced readiness and evolving combat doctrines that prioritise deterrence, flexibility, and innovation on the battlefield.
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