Indian Army's Western Command Demonstrates Operational Readiness with Bhairav Battalion and Drone Units

The Indian Army's Western Command showcased its operational capabilities during a high-intensity exercise in Pathankot, featuring the elite Bhairav Battalion and advanced weaponry such as BrahMos and Akash missiles, Apache helicopters, and indigenously produced drones. The demonstration included coordinated air and ground maneuvers, heliborne operations, and simulated counter-terrorism actions. The Army is also raising dedicated drone platoons across regiments to enhance precision strike and special operations, reflecting a focus on modern warfare readiness and strategic deterrence along India's borders.