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Trishul Defence Academy 
Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane inspected the military exercises going on on the western frontier of the country and reviewed the exercise Dakshin Shakti. Chief of Army Staff Naravane appreciated the efforts being made by the Southern Command of the Indian Army in multi-domain operations as well as continuously developing strategies, techniques and procedures to combat capability enhancement in manned and unmanned systems in line with the “wars of the future”. stressed the need.
On the western border of the country, the Dakshin Shakti maneuver is being conducted by the Southern Command of the Central Army in Rajasthan, Gujarat, in which the war skills are being tested by the soldiers of the three armies through mutual coordination. Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane reached the Jesmaler area of ​​Rajasthan to encourage the soldiers and see their strength in this manoeuvre. During the visit, the Army Chief reviewed the exercise Dakshin Shakti. Appreciated the Southern Command for fielding and harnessing the capabilities of the indigenous equipment inducted as part of the
He congratulated all the participants for the high level of readiness and operational preparedness and called upon them to continue their surveillance for the security of the nation.
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The multi-domain operations by the Southern Command of the Indian Army in the Thar desert of Jaisalmer as well as the areas adjoining the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat were part of the exercise. and practised tactical and operational manoeuvres by airborne troops in a fluid battlefield environment, piloting futuristic technologies. A spectacular display of the same including Special Heliborne Operations, Group Drone Surveillance and ALH manoeuvres and coordinated action by the ground troops was also practised. Along with this, Integrated Weapon System by Advanced Helicopter, Surveillance and Reiki (ISR), Artificial Intelligence, proxy bases, providing intelligence images as well as using indigenous floating air platforms were part of the exercise.
