Tri-Service Exercise ‘Prachand Prahaar’

From March 25 to 27, 2025, the Indian Army conducted ‘Prachand Prahaar’, a Tri-Service integrated multi-domain warfare exercise in Arunachal Pradesh. The drill aimed to enhance joint surveillance, precision strikes, and operational coordination among the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

The exercise focused on validating joint operations, surveillance, and precision firepower to simulate modern warfare scenarios.
Long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft, UAVs, loitering munitions, and space-based assets were deployed for enhanced situational awareness.
Simulated enemy targets were destroyed using fighter aircraft, long-range rockets, 155 mm artillery, swarm drones, and kamikaze drones.
The operations took place in an electronically contested environment, testing the forces' ability to function in complex warfare conditions.
The exercise emphasized interoperability between forces, integration of cutting-edge technology, and preparedness for future conflicts.