In a significant move to bolster national security through enhanced inter-service cooperation, the White Tiger Division, part of the Southern Command, hosted a delegation of officers from the Border Security Force Central School located in Tekanpur. This initiative underlines the importance of jointness in operations and aims to improve the operational interoperability between the Army and the BSF.
During the visit, the officers engaged in a range of professional exchanges focused on technology-driven training, modern weaponry systems, and real-time equipment demonstrations. This setup provided an invaluable platform for both forces to share best practices and gain operational insights, essential for their collaborative endeavors.
A highlight of the program was the tour of Drone Training Laboratories, where the visiting officers were introduced to the application and training techniques related to Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). This interaction not only showcased the capabilities of the Indian Army but also emphasized its dedication to integrating cutting-edge technologies within its training framework and operational strategies.
Furthermore, the engagement fostered Military–Civil Fusion by aligning practical operational experience with innovative training methodologies and advanced technological resources. Officials pointed out that such collaborative efforts serve to enhance shared capabilities, improve preparedness across forces, and reinforce a unified Whole-of-Nation approach towards national security challenges.
The visit reaffirmed the Indian Army’s unwavering commitment to promoting seamless inter-agency cooperation, ensuring a well-coordinated and technologically advanced response to the ever-evolving landscape of security threats.
