Indian Army concludes joint training exercise "Trishakti Prahar" in North Bengal

Indian Army concludes joint training exercise "Trishakti Prahar" in North Bengal

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Category : Defense Published on: February 03 2023

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  • The Army conducted a joint training exercise ‘Trishakti Prahar’ in North Bengal close to the strategic ‘Siliguri’ corridor, also called Chicken’s neck. The drill started on January 21 and concluded on 31 January 2023.
  • The aim of the exercise was to check battle preparedness of the security forces using latest weapons and equipment in a networked, integrated environment, involving all arms and services of the Indian Army, the Indian Air Force and Central Armed Police Force (CAPF).
  • The conduct of the exercise enabled rehearsal and coordination among various agencies for quick movement and employment of forces across North Bengal.
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