A year after Operation Sindoor, the Indian military is prioritizing hardened, survivable infrastructure and integrated air defence to counter drone swarms and missile threats. Key lessons from the conflict have led to a strategic shift towards underground C4I2SR command centers, 3D-printed bunkers, and the integration of systems like Akashteer and IACCS to create a robust, layered defence shield.
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- ›Operation Sindoor Date: May 7
- ›Key Defence System: C4I2SR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Information, Surveillance, Reconnaissance)
- ›Target this Data: Operation Sindoor commenced on May 7.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) - developing Project Kusha.
- ›Target this System: Akashteer is the Army's automated Air Defence Control and Reporting System.
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