Army–ITBP Conduct ‘Agni Pariksha’ Joint Exercise in Arunachal Pradesh

Army–ITBP Conduct ‘Agni Pariksha’ Joint Exercise in Arunachal Pradesh

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Category : Defense Published on: February 03 2026

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The Indian Army and ITBP carried out a six-day joint training exercise, “Agni Pariksha,” in Arunachal Pradesh to boost operational integration. Held in East Siang district, the drill trained non-artillery troops in artillery coordination and firing procedures. It marked the first collaborative firepower training initiative of its kind between the two forces. The exercise strengthened combat readiness, jointmanship, and rapid battlefield coordination.

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