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    India’s Military Reforms: Progress on Integrated Theatre Commands

    Bengaluru, April 10 Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Friday said there was a broad consensus among the three services on the concept of Integrated Theatre Commands (ITCs).Integrated Theatre Commands in India are a major defence reform aimed at integrating the Army, Navy, and Air...
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    Integrated Defence Operations: A Focus on the Future

    Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan today emphasized the need for the country's armed forces to evolve into an integrated, agile, and technologically driven war-fighting instrument. Speaking at the closing address of the Ran Samvad seminar in Bengaluru, he highlighted that Multi-Domain...
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    Future of Combat: CDS Chauhan Highlights Technological Shift in Warfare

    Bengaluru, April 10 Chief of Defence Staff, General Anil Chauhan, on Friday emphasized the urgent need for India's armed forces to evolve into an integrated, agile, and technologically driven warfighting instrument capable of operating seamlessly across multiple domains.He also said that...
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    Bengaluru Seminar Discusses Future Warfare Strategies

    April 09, New Delhi – The second edition of Ran Samwad 2026, a leading Tri-Service seminar, began today at the Air Force Training Command in Bengaluru.The seminar, focused on "Multi-Domain Operations: An Imperative for Addressing Conventional and Irregular Threats," brings together top...
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    India's Future Warfare Course: Tech, Strategy, and Collaboration

    New Delhi, February 26 – An analysis of India's security challenges and discussions on modern and futuristic warfare were at the forefront of the third edition of the Future Warfare Course (FWC-03), an official said on Thursday.The course, which concluded on Wednesday at the Manekshaw Centre...
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    Panchsheel Agreement Fuels Border Dispute Between India and China

    Dehradun, February 14 Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said that the border dispute with China followed India's recognition of Tibet as part of that country in 1954 with the signing of the Panchsheel Agreement.The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) was delivering a lecture on 'Frontiers...
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