Indian Army’s Chetak Corps Conducts ‘Ex Gandiv Fury’ to Boost Integrated Combat Power

SOUTH WESTERN FRONT, March 23, 2026 — In a major step toward modernizing battlefield tactics, the Chetak Corps of the Indian Army successfully conducted ‘Ex Gandiv Fury’, a high-intensity military exercise designed to bridge the gap between traditional warfare and future technologies.

Executed by the Gandiv Division, the drills focused on the seamless adaptation of conventional weapon platforms alongside new-generation equipment, ensuring that the force remains lethal and agile in an increasingly complex security environment.

The primary objective of the exercise was to enhance operational synergy by integrating advanced technological assets into existing combat frameworks. By testing these systems in real-time scenarios, the Gandiv Division was able to validate seamless interoperability across different units, proving that legacy hardware can be effectively synchronized with cutting-edge digital and electronic tools.

This integration is seen as a critical component of the Army’s transition toward a more cohesive and networked fighting force.According to official statements from the Chetak Corps, ‘Ex Gandiv Fury’ achieved a high degree of combat effectiveness within a Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) environment.

The success of the exercise underscores the Indian Army’s commitment to maintaining a decisive edge by evolving its “Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures” to meet the demands of modern, tech-driven conflicts. The results of the drill will serve as a blueprint for future integrated training across the South Western Command.