Army Chief Dwivedi Reviews Cutting‑Edge Air Defence Drill in Odisha

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi reviewed a high‑intensity Integrated Air Defence Firepower demonstration at the Army Air Defence College in Gopalpur, Odisha.

The exercise showcased India’s preparedness against hybrid aerial threats, including drones and missiles, through seamless coordination of multiple weapon systems.

The drill validated the detection‑to‑engagement cycle in real time, highlighting the Army’s focus on network‑centric warfare and joint operations.

Earlier, Exercise Amogh Jwala conducted by Southern Command at Babina Field Firing Ranges had demonstrated mechanised warfare capabilities with attack helicopters, fighter aircraft, UAVs, and counter‑drone technologies.

General Dwivedi’s review underlined the Army’s commitment to integrating cyber, space, ISR, and electronic warfare into its evolving strategy, ensuring future readiness against complex aerial challenges.