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Context:

The Indian Army is conducting a high-intensity tri-service exercise, 'Poorvi Prahar', in the forward areas of Arunachal Pradesh.

Details:

Objective	Refine the combat task of his army, exploring how effective way outbound to do army–navy aft dispatch in mountainous regions and other tier-end adaptations.
Focus Area	Increase operational readiness by performing operations in mountainous terrain.
Technological Integration	Featuring the latest in military platforms and systems that drive our simulations of modern warfare, highlighting advancements in modern warfare technology.
Innovative Technologies Used	Swarm Drones First Person View (FPV) Drones Loitering Munitions
Benefits of Technologies	Improves Real-Time Awareness, Exact Strikes, and Mission Flexibility
Commitment to Modern Warfare	Reflects the military’s focus on next-generation technologies to strengthen defence capabilities.
The platform for Technological Absorption	Enables the adoption of advanced capabilities and joint command frameworks for enhanced cross-service collaboration.
Core Component	Development of a Common Operating Picture (COP) through joint control structures for optimized coordination between ground, air, and naval forces.
Communication System	Makes use of real-time information sharing through satellite communications and AI-powered analytics for accurate decisioning and quicker response.
Key Outcome	Enhances India's Armed Forces capability to carry out integrated, theatre level, joint operations in all domains — land, air.

Source:

INDIA TODAY

PRACTICE QUESTION

Q.Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Ex Poorvi Prahar?

It is a military exercise conducted annually between India and Japan.
The exercise focuses on improving the combat readiness of the Indian Armed Forces in the challenging mountainous terrains of the Eastern Sector.

Select the correct answer using the code given below:

(a) 1 only

(b) 2 only

(d) Neither 1 nor 2

Answer: b

Explanation:

Statement 1 is incorrect: Ex Poorvi Prahar is not an exercise between India and Japan. It is a joint exercise conducted by the Indian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, and Air Force) focusing on enhancing integrated operations within the Indian military, particularly in the Eastern sector. It is not specifically a bilateral exercise with Japan.

Statement 2 is correct: The primary focus of Ex Poorvi Prahar is on improving the combat effectiveness of India’s armed forces in the challenging mountainous terrain of the Eastern Sector, particularly along the India-China border in the region. The exercise is designed to enhance joint operations across land, air, and sea forces.