Pasighat, July 14: In a step towards equipping the younger generation with emerging technological skills, the Spear Corps of the Indian Army organised a Basic Drone Training programme for National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets at Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh.

The training programme aimed to familiarise cadets with the fundamentals of drone operations and provide practical exposure to the rapidly evolving field of unmanned aerial systems. Through immersive demonstrations and hands-on sessions, the cadets learned about the functioning, applications and operational aspects of drone technology.
The participants were also introduced to counter-drone technologies, enabling them to understand modern security challenges and the measures employed to detect and neutralise hostile unmanned aerial vehicles.
Army officials said the initiative was designed to enhance technological awareness among NCC cadets while nurturing innovation, critical thinking and a spirit of national service. The programme also highlighted the growing role of advanced technologies in defence preparedness and national security.
The training generated enthusiastic participation from the cadets, who described the experience as both informative and inspiring. The interactive sessions offered valuable insights into the future of defence technology and encouraged students to explore opportunities in science, technology and national service.
The Indian Army said such initiatives reflect its continued commitment to empowering the youth with modern skills, fostering technological excellence and preparing future generations to contribute effectively to the nation's security and development.