The Indian Army is conducting large-scale Capacity Development Demonstrations across key locations such as Pokhran, Babina, and Joshimath. Air Defence systems are also being tested at Agra and Gopalpur, with exercises simulating near-combat conditions and electronic warfare scenarios to assess advanced technologies.
On May 27, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi visited Babina Field Firing Ranges to review the trials. He interacted with personnel and stakeholders, underlining the importance of these exercises in enhancing combat readiness and evaluating cutting-edge defence systems.
These demonstrations highlight technologies developed under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative, aiming to boost indigenous defence capabilities. The trials form part of the Army’s “Decade of Transformation,” focusing on rapid integration of emerging systems for future battlefield needs.
Several defence industry partners are involved, showcasing stronger ties between the Army and domestic manufacturers. Key platforms tested include drones, precision munitions, electronic warfare tools, and advanced radar systems.
The Army aims to strengthen its technological edge, operational preparedness, and commitment to self-reliance in defence through these comprehensive evaluations.
Indian Army Trials Next-Gen Defence Tech Across Key Sites
The Indian Army is conducting large-scale Capacity Development Demonstrations across key locations such as Pokhran, Babina, and Joshimath. Air Defence systems are also being tested at Agra and Gopalpur, with exercises simulating near-combat conditions and electronic warfare scenarios to assess advanced technologies.
On May 27, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi visited Babina Field Firing Ranges to review the trials. He interacted with personnel and stakeholders, underlining the importance of these exercises in enhancing combat readiness and evaluating cutting-edge defence systems.
These demonstrations highlight technologies developed under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative, aiming to boost indigenous defence capabilities. The trials form part of the Army’s “Decade of Transformation,” focusing on rapid integration of emerging systems for future battlefield needs.
Several defence industry partners are involved, showcasing stronger ties between the Army and domestic manufacturers. Key platforms tested include drones, precision munitions, electronic warfare tools, and advanced radar systems.
The Army aims to strengthen its technological edge, operational preparedness, and commitment to self-reliance in defence through these comprehensive evaluations.
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