Indian Infantry's tech-driven evolution emphasizes self-reliance in warfare.
During a recent media interaction, Director General Infantry Lt Gen Ajay Kumar emphasized the Indian Infantry’s transformation into a tech-driven, self-reliant combat force, aligning with India’s vision for 2047. He asserted that “wars are not fought with borrowed weapons,” highlighting a shift towards modern warfare characterized by precision, joint operations, and advanced technology, including drones and AI systems. The integration of dedicated Drone Platoons and newly raised Bhairav Battalions signifies a robust evolution in tactical capabilities. This transformation, underpinned by indigenous technology and partnerships with industry and academia, enhances the Indian Army’s operational readiness and reflects a commitment to self-sufficiency in defense, crucial for safeguarding national security amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
