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The Indian Army recently conducted 'Exercise Divya Drishti' in the high-altitude regions of East Sikkim to test advanced military technologies.

It is a high-altitude technology demonstration exercise conducted by the Indian Army in East Sikkim.
It was designed to test new technologies that are designed to improve battlefield awareness, real-time surveillance, and quick decision-making.
Troops from the Trishakti Corps, which is headquartered in Sukna on the outskirts of Siliguri, used a mix of ground-based systems and aerial platforms, including UAVs and drones, to create realistic battle scenes.
A key highlight was the use of AI-enabled sensors linked with advanced communication systems.
- This setup ensures smooth and secure data flow among command centres, improves situational awareness, and enables faster and better decisions by creating a strong sensor-to-shooter link.
The exercise was taken up to check out the army’s preparedness in using AI and some other modern technologies in a realistic battle situation.

Source: WEEK

Exercise Divya Drishti FAQs

Q1: What is Exercise Divya Drishti?

Ans: It is a high-altitude technology demonstration exercise conducted by the Indian Army.

Q2: In which region was Exercise Divya Drishti conducted?

Ans: East Sikkim

Q3: Which Indian Army Corps participated in Exercise Divya Drishti?

Ans: Trishakti Corps

Q4: What is the primary purpose of Exercise Divya Drishti?

Ans: Test new technologies that are designed to improve battlefield awareness, real-time surveillance, and quick decision-making.