Indian Army Conducts Teesta Prahar Drill

On 15^th May 2025, the Indian Army conducted ‘Teesta Prahar,’ a large-scale integrated field exercise in West Bengal’s Teesta field firing range, showcasing joint operational readiness in challenging riverine terrain.

The exercise was carried out to validate coordination among various combat and support arms in a complex riverine environment, demonstrating high levels of battlefield integration.
Conducted by the Trishakti Corps, the drill highlighted synergy across multiple divisions, including Infantry, Artillery, Armoured Corps, Mechanised Infantry, Special Forces, Engineers, Signals, and Army Aviation.
'Teesta Prahar' featured the use and validation of newly inducted next-generation weapon systems and military platforms, underlining the Indian Army’s push towards modernization and technological advancement.
Advanced battlefield technologies were tested in real-time scenarios, including rapid mobility, all-terrain adaptability, and precision-driven tactical manoeuvres to reflect readiness for dynamic combat situations.