Lt Gen Sharma's Tech-Driven Overhaul: Northern Army Boosts Readiness

Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, the Commander-in-Chief of the Udhampur-based Northern Army Command, conducted an assessment visit to a primary operational logistics unit to evaluate its efforts in transforming and modernizing logistical and operational preparedness, according to an official army statement.

During his visit, Lt Gen Sharma lauded the unit's strides in automation, underscoring the essential role of technology-driven logistics within the realm of modern warfare. He pointed out that digitized systems enhance efficiency and facilitate seamless support for multi-domain operations. The Northern Army Command's official social media acknowledged, "Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, #ArmyCdrNC visited an operational logistics unit reviewing the operational and logistics transformation being undertaken with the vision of boosting operational readiness. He appreciated the automation initiatives, highlighting the role of tech-driven logistics in modern warfare."

The Army Commander praised the personnel for achieving an impressive state of logistical readiness and their adeptness in meeting the complexities of multi-domain operations. He stressed ongoing innovation to maintain operational superiority. "#ArmyCdrNC commended the personnel for their high state of logistic readiness, automated functioning, and capacity to sustain multi-domain operational demands," stated the post. He also expressed his confidence in the unit's automated operations, advocating for further incorporation of advanced logistics solutions to enhance the Indian Army's combat capabilities.

Meanwhile, the Indian Army has increased its security measures in Jammu and Kashmir with the 4 Rashtriya Rifles initiating intense patrolling in the dense forests and rugged terrains of Bhaderwah. This action is part of bolstering the security grid and ensuring peace as major tourist attractions reopen in the region. Enhanced security arrangements have been put in place to assure both locals and visitors' safety from potential anti-social or disruptive activities.

Foot patrols, now complemented by drone technology, are conducting aerial surveillance in remote areas, allowing the Army to effectively monitor challenging landscapes.

(With inputs from agencies.)