The SANJAY Surveillance System, developed by the Indian Army and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), integrates ground and air sensor data to enhance battlefield surveillance. It ensures accurate data processing through army and satellite networks, supporting intelligence, reconnaissance, and operational efficiency across the Indian Army's brigades, divisions, and corps.
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Raksha Mantri flagged off ‘SANJAY - The Battlefield Surveillance System (BSS)’ from South Block, New Delhi.
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System Overview |
An automated battlefield supervision system integrating inputs from ground and air sensors for accurate and secure data processing via army and satellite networks. |
Functions |
Equipped with state-of-the-art sensors and analysts. Monitors vast land boundaries and prevents intrusions. Evaluates situations with high accuracy. Acts as a force multiplier in intelligence, supervision, and reconnaissance. |
Operational Utility |
Enables commanders to function in conventional and sub-conventional operations in a network-oriented environment. |
Deployment Phases |
To be deployed across all operational brigades, divisions, and corps of the Indian Army. Timeline: March to October 2025, announced during "Reform Year" by the Ministry of Defense. |
Development |
Jointly developed by the Indian Army and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL); an indigenous system. |
Significance |
Represents a significant leap in data integration and network capabilities. Enhances battlefield transparency. Revolutionizes battlefield operations with a centralized web application for command and decision-making systems. |
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