The Indian Army, along with the Air Force, has launched a major joint multi-domain military exercise in the high Himalayan regions of Arunachal Pradesh. The objective of this exercise is to test the joint operational capability, coordination and precise firepower between the three armies. According to defense officials, this exercise will start from November 10 and continue till November 15.

War-like preparations in high mountain area
The exercise was reviewed by Lieutenant General Abhijeet S., General Officer Commanding (GoC) of 3 Corps. Pendharkar did it. He appreciated the excellent coordination and preparation shown between all the armies during this period. The exercise began with the deployment of advanced surveillance systems such as helicopters, UAVs, satellite resources and special forces teams to monitor enemy movements from all directions.

‘Precise War’ test with modern weapons
After detection of targets, they are being targeted through long-range rocket systems, medium artillery guns, armed helicopters, swarm drones, loitering munitions and kamikaze drones. This entire exercise is taking place in the electronic warfare area, so that the readiness of the soldiers in real war situations can be tested.

Next stage based on ‘Purvi Prahar’ and ‘Prachanda Prahar’
This exercise is an extension of the earlier ‘Eastern Strike’ (2024) and ‘Prachanda Prahar’ (2025) exercises. The objective of these operations was to test the joint strategy, command system and surveillance capabilities of the Air Force and Army.

Demonstration of India’s strategic strength and technological edge
Army spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mahendra Rawat said that this exercise shows India’s joint military capability, precise operations and technological dominance. This proves that India has the ability to respond boldly and decisively to emerging threats on its borders.

Earlier, Indian security forces had started the tri-service military exercise ‘Trishul’ from 3 November. Major units of the Indian Navy, Air Force and Army were involved in this exercise. This exercise ran from 3 to 7 November in the areas of Rajasthan, Gujarat and North Arabian Sea.

Pakistan has issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for the second time in just five days. This means that Pakistan has banned flights in some parts of its airspace. According to intelligence sources, this step has been taken due to India’s ongoing Trishul 2025 military exercise. According to the report, this order will be in force from November 1 to November 30 and includes a large part of the southern and coastal areas of Pakistan.

This ban may be related to Pakistan Navy’s weapons testing or missile firing, which may take place near the Sonmiani Range of the Arabian Sea. Sources say that this step makes it clear that Pakistan is restless and alert about India’s increasing military exercises. He fears that India may prepare for some major action during its exercises near its southern air bases and naval bases.

Trishul 2025 India’s big joint military exercise

India’s Trishul 2025 is a major joint military exercise, in which the Army, Navy and Air Force are participating. This exercise is going on in the western border and Arabian Sea. Its purpose is to show the united strength of the army, its ability to take rapid action and its hold on maritime areas.

A senior intelligence officer said that Pakistan’s two consecutive NOTAMs show that it is both scared and wants to exercise caution. Through this step, Pakistan wants to show that it is prepared and is monitoring its air and maritime areas.

Pakistani Army on high alert till the end of November

According to sources, Pakistan’s army has been kept on high alert till the end of November. Coastal surveillance has been increased and air and naval resources have been redeployed to keep an eye on Indian activities in the Arabian Sea.

Defense experts say that this incident clearly shows that India is openly showing its military confidence and preparedness, while Pakistan is still in a position to react only. This situation also highlights the changing balance of power in the region.

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