Indian armed forces conduct high-altitude Tri-service warfare ‘Prachand Prahaar’ along Northern borders  
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Indian armed forces conduct high-altitude Tri-service warfare ‘Prachand Prahaar’ along Northern borders  

In a powerful demonstration of India’s military preparedness, the Indian Armed Forces conducted a high-altitude Tri-Service warfare exercise, ‘Prachand Prahaar’, along the Northern borders. The joint operation involved the Army, Navy, and Air Force, showcasing seamless coordination and combat readiness in challenging mountainous terrain

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Mar 27, 2025, 10:00 pm IST
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Guwahati – In a massive display of joint military prowess, the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force carried out a high-intensity, multi-domain warfare exercise—”Prachand Prahaar”—in the rugged Himalayan terrain along the country’s northern frontiers. The three-day drill (March 25-27) showcased seamless integration of surveillance, precision strikes, and electronic warfare capabilities, reinforcing India’s readiness to counter emerging threats in contested environments.

Integrated surveillance and swift strikes:

The exercise commenced with the deployment of advanced surveillance assets, including:

– Indian Air Force (IAF): Long-range reconnaissance aircraft like the Boeing P-8I and UAVs for real-time battlefield monitoring.

– Indian Navy: Maritime patrol aircraft, enhancing cross-domain awareness in high-altitude zones.

– Indian Army: Elite Special Forces, swarm drones, and loitering munitions for tactical reconnaissance.

-Space-based assets: Satellite intelligence to track simulated enemy movements.

Once targets were identified, the forces unleashed a synchronized assault using:

-Aerial dominance: Fighter jets (likely Rafales & Sukhoi-30 MKIs) conducting precision strikes.

– Long-range firepower: Pinaka rocket systems and medium artillery delivering heavy blows.

-Drone warfare: Kamikaze drones and armed helicopters engaging high-value targets.

-Electronic warfare: Jamming systems disrupting enemy communications.

Senior commanders oversee drills

 Top military brass reviewed the exercise, including:

-Lt Gen Ram Chander Tiwari, GOC-in-C, Eastern Command (Army)

-Air Marshal Surat Singh, AOC-in-C, Eastern Air Command (IAF)

-Commodore Ajay Yadav, NOIC West Bengal (Navy)

They lauded the forces for their operational synergy and precision in executing complex, multi-service maneuvers.

Continuation of ‘Poorvi Prahar’ – focus on jointness:

“Prachand Prahaar’ builds upon ‘Exercise Poorvi Prahar (November 2024)’, which tested integrated aviation operations. This edition expanded into full-spectrum warfare, validating:

-Unified command structures across Army, Navy, and IAF.

– Rapid deployment of firepower in high-altitude, electronically contested zones.

-Technological edge with drones, cyber tools, and space-based surveillance.

Strategic message: deterrence and readiness

The exercise underscores India’s growing emphasis on theater-level jointness, particularly amid ongoing tensions along the northern borders. By integrating land, air, sea, and space assets, the armed forces demonstrated their ability to:

-Detect and neutralize threats** swiftly.

-Operate in denied/cyber-disrupted environments.

-Project power across disputed mountainous terrain.

Exercise Prachand Prahaar reaffirms India’s commitment to multi-domain dominance, ensuring robust deterrence against potential adversaries. With China’s PLA frequently conducting drills across the LAC, such exercises highlight India’s evolving war-fighting doctrines—blending technology, jointness, and rapid response capabilities, a statement released by defence PRO in Guwahati stated.

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