Guwahati, July 29 -- The Indian Army recently conducted a high-tech military exercise in Sikkim, highlighting the region's growing importance in strategic operations.

Called 'Exercise Divya Drishti', the drill took place in the high-altitude areas of East Sikkim, where troops tested advanced surveillance technologies, including AI-powered sensors and drones.

The exercise aimed to boost the Army's capabilities in real-time surveillance, battlefield awareness, and rapid decision-making in challenging terrains like Sikkim. Troops from the Trishakti Corps, which is responsible for the region, used a combination of UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) and ground-based systems to simulate combat scenarios.

A standout feature of the operation was ...