Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the operational preparedness of the Indian Army during the Army Commanders Conference in Jaisalmer, held on October 24, 2025, where he emphasized the need for a future-ready approach to national security amid evolving geopolitical challenges. He highlighted Operation Sindoor as a landmark demonstration of India’s new strategic doctrine, which prioritizes responding to terrorism with resolve and courage, reflecting the nation’s military prowess and ethical discipline. The conference, attended by top military leaders, involved discussions on key topics such as Grey Zone Warfare, defence infrastructure, and self-reliance, with an emphasis on modernisation. Singh praised the Indian Army’s role in fostering peace and development in Jammu and Kashmir following the abrogation of Article 370, and reiterated the government’s commitment to provide the Armed Forces with advanced technology and infrastructure. He inaugurated several initiatives, including Edge Data Centres for improved operational capability, an Equipment Helpline, and the Sainik Yatri Mitra App, all designed to enhance soldier welfare and effectiveness. Singh’s visit to forward areas, including Tanot and Laungewala, underscored the need for constant vigilance and adaptation in a multifaceted security environment. This strategic focus on modernization and comprehensive planning is pivotal for maintaining India’s national integrity and responding effectively to future threats, reinforcing the Indian military’s adaptability across diverse operational terrains. The overarching message emphasized the importance of human capability alongside technological advancements in contemporary warfare.