Gangtok: The Indian Army has conducted a major field exercise in East Sikkim that focused on real-time surveillance, AI and rapid response in high-altitude warfare scenarios.
The exercise was called DIVYA DRISHTI and the drill aimed to validate emerging technologies for modern battlefield conditions.
The primary objective was to test the effectiveness of real-time data gathering, secure communication and rapid command decisions.
The lessons of DIVYA DRISHTI will help develop future technologies, doctrines and tactics across the Indian army.
The deployment of AI-powered sensors connected through a secure communication backbone was showcased.
This enabled near-instant transmission of battlefield intelligence from remote zones to command centres.
This, in turn, could enhance situational awareness and support quick, informed responses.
Troops operated across rugged terrains and integrated ground systems with aerial platforms like UAVS and drones to simulate combat scenarios.
