Operation Sindoor and Agnishodh: Redefining India's Defence Strategy
Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi announced readiness for fifth-generation conflicts emphasizing non-contact warfare and strategic innovation. Operation Sindoor exemplified a new counter-terrorism approach. 'Agnishodh', a research cell at IIT-Madras, highlights army-academic collaborations for defence technology advancement, marking significant strides towards self-reliance in India's military capabilities.

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Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi emphasized the Indian armed forces' readiness for fifth-generation conflicts characterized by non-contact warfare, strategic tempo, and psychological dominance during an event at IIT-Madras.
He highlighted Operation Sindoor as a game-changer in India's counter-terrorism doctrine, demonstrating precise, coordinated military action prompting a swift ceasefire with Pakistan.
The inauguration of 'Agnishodh,' a research cell at IIT-Madras, marks a significant step towards self-reliance in defence technology, fostering collaboration between the Indian Army and academia to integrate cutting-edge research with real-time military applications.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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