Itanagar, June 18: : The Dao Division under Spear Corps of the Indian Army conducted an extensive training programme for ITBP Shaurya Commandos in Arunachal Pradesh, aimed at strengthening joint operational readiness and enhancing synergy between the two forces in high-altitude and challenging terrain.

The training exercise focused on improving combat preparedness through a structured module that included battle conditioning, fieldcraft, tactical drills, weapon handling, and mission-specific operational skills. Instructors from the Indian Army trained the personnel in real-world scenarios designed to simulate the demanding conditions often encountered along the border areas.
Officials said the programme was conducted with special emphasis on improving coordination, responsiveness, and tactical efficiency during joint operations. The training also aimed at familiarizing the Shaurya Commandos with advanced operational procedures and terrain-specific survival techniques essential for high-altitude deployments.
The exercise underscored the growing integration between the Indian Army and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) in strengthening border security architecture. It also highlighted the importance of inter-agency cooperation in maintaining preparedness along sensitive frontier regions.
According to defence sources, such collaborative training initiatives play a crucial role in building trust, enhancing operational effectiveness, and ensuring a unified response capability in dynamic security environments.
The programme concluded with both forces reaffirming their commitment to continued cooperation and joint preparedness in safeguarding national security in the region.