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Indian Armed Forces to Conduct Joint Exercise ‘Poorvi Prahar’
Starting Sunday, the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force will commence a large-scale tri-services exercise named ‘Poorvi Prahar,’ according to military sources.
This joint exercise will be held in the Eastern Command region, focusing on improving interoperability, coordination, and readiness among the three branches of India’s armed forces.
Focus on Integrated Operations in the Eastern Command Region
The exercise ‘Poorvi Prahar’ aims to enhance the coordination of the Army, Navy, and Air Force for integrated operations. By bringing together different branches, the drill will emphasize the operational capabilities needed to respond to diverse security challenges in the eastern theatre. This comprehensive training is expected to simulate real-time scenarios, enabling each service to apply their strengths in a synchronized manner.
Strengthening Inter-Branch Communication and Readiness
The tri-services exercise will facilitate joint planning, efficient communication, and coordinated decision-making. ‘Poorvi Prahar’ will test and refine tactics across the three services, with specific scenarios designed to strengthen their collective defense preparedness. The goal is to enhance the operational integration necessary to effectively respond to threats.
The exercise highlights India’s commitment to bolstering its military capabilities through well-coordinated, tri-service operations that ensure greater defense readiness across all branches.
