Indian Army’s Sudarshan Chakra Corps Holds 'Swavlamban Shakti' Exercise
The Army’s Sudarshan Chakra Corps of the Southern Command is currently conducting ‘Exercise SWAVLAMBAN SHAKTI’ at the Babina Field Firing Ranges near Jhansi, with the primary objective of enhancing combat capabilities through the integration of niche and emerging technologies. The exercise commenced on 17th October, 2024 and is set to continue until October 22, as stated in a defense release.
The XXI Corps or Sudarshan Chakra Corps, a strike corps of the army, is headquartered in Bhopal.
Objective
Leadership
Participation
Technological Showcase
Over 50 NTEs from more than 40 industry partners, including DRDO labs and emerging defense startups, are being showcased. Cutting-edge technologies evaluated include,
Collaboration with Industry
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | The Army’s Sudarshan Chakra Corps of the Southern Command is currently conducting ‘Exercise SWAVLAMBAN SHAKTI’ at the Babina Field Firing Ranges near Jhansi |
| Objective | – Integrate New Technology Equipment (NTEs) into operational strategies. – Enhance combat capabilities and readiness for future warfare scenarios. |
| Participation | – 1,800 personnel – 210 armored vehicles, 50 specialist vehicles, and various aviation assets. |
| Technologies Showcased | – Swarm Drones, Kamikaze Drones, Logistic Swarm Drones, Handheld Drone Jammers, Software Defined Radios, etc. – Robotic Mules, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), Guided Precision Aerial Delivery Systems (GPADS), LASER-based systems. |
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