Arunachal Pradesh, Jan 2026: A Joint Combat Medical Skills Training exercise was recently conducted in Arunachal Pradesh, bringing together personnel from Spear Corps and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) to enhance their lifesaving capabilities in operational scenarios. The training focused on preparing troops for both long-range and short-range patrol missions in challenging terrains.

The comprehensive programme covered essential Basic Life Support (BLS) techniques, battlefield casualty care, and rapid evacuation procedures. Troops underwent hands-on sessions simulating real-world emergencies, including injury stabilization, trauma management, and efficient coordination during casualty evacuation under difficult field conditions.
Designed to replicate high-stress operational environments, the training emphasised quick decision-making, teamwork, and medical proficiency, ensuring that personnel are well-prepared to handle medical emergencies during border operations and patrols.
Officials noted that such joint initiatives strengthen inter-force cooperation and operational readiness, highlighting the commitment of the Spear Corps and ITBP to safeguard lives, maintain border security, and ensure swift medical response capabilities in remote and hostile regions.