Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar Observes Indian Army's Integrated Drill at Exercise Ram Prahar
The Indian Army's Ram Division, part of the Kharga Corps, has successfully executed Exercise Ram Prahar, showcasing its capabilities as a Future-Ready Force. This exercise served as a testament to the division's integration, agility, and advanced warfighting skills.
The large-scale exercise demonstrated seamless collaboration among mechanised units, infantry battalions, artillery regiments, combat engineers, and Army Aviation assets, effectively functioning as a cohesive combat team. The event highlighted technology-driven warfare, rapid mobility, and precision firepower, mirroring the Army's evolving operational strategies.
Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Command, observed the tactical maneuvers and battlefield procedures during the exercise. He commended the troops for their impeccable synergy and high level of combat integration across all divisions and services.
The Army Commander noted that integration is central to the operational strength, applauding the formation's resilience, precision, and mission-focused performance.
Exercise Ram Prahar reaffirmed the division's combat readiness and India's dedication to fostering a strong, capable, and self-sufficient military poised to secure national security interests.
