Arunachal Pradesh, Oct 1: SpearCorps recently conducted a three-day exercise, Drone Kavach, in Arunachal Pradesh, showcasing its capabilities in next-generation drone warfare and counter-drone operations. The exercise served as a vital platform to test and enhance multi-domain operational readiness in collaboration with the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).

During the drill, participants engaged in realistic scenarios to detect, track, and neutralize unmanned aerial threats while coordinating with ground and aerial units. The exercise emphasized rapid response, precision, and integration of advanced technology to counter emerging threats in high-altitude and border environments.
The exercise also highlighted the strategic importance of enhancing synergy between paramilitary forces and specialized military units to maintain security along sensitive border regions. By leveraging drones for surveillance, reconnaissance, and tactical operations, SpearCorps demonstrated its preparedness for modern, technology-driven combat scenarios.
Drone Kavach reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen India’s defensive and operational capabilities, ensuring a robust and proactive approach to emerging security challenges in the region.