Published 21:42 IST, May 16th 2024

Modi Government Sets One-Year Timeline for Theaterisation Rollout Aimed at Unified Military Commands

The plan targets two integrated theatre commands to address challenges from Pakistan and China, emphasizing coordination among the Army, Air Force, and Navy.

Reported by: Yuvraj Tyagi
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CDS Gen Anil Chauhan | Image: ADGPI
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New Delhi: In a move aimed at transforming India's military architecture, government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a timeframe of one year from swearing-in of new government next month for rolling out aterisation, sources in defence and security establishment revealed.  

aterisation, which entails establishment of unified or atre commands rar than individual ones, is poised to become most significant military reform country has ever witnessed. plan is to create two integrated atre commands to dress challenges posed by Pakistan and China, with first to be stationed opposite western borders and a maritime atre command.  

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Enforcement of Inter-Services Organisations Act  

recent enforcement of Inter-Services Organisations (Command, Control, and Discipline) Act signifies a significant milestone in India's journey towards military modernization and optimization of resources. This legislative move underscores government's proactive approach towards vancing aterisation process and fostering greater integration among Army, Air Force, and Navy.

Sources emphasized that government is resolute in its commitment to implementing aterisation and expects armed forces to devise a comprehensive structure within stipulated time frame. Despite transition to a new government, re is a continuity of focus on key national security imperatives, with aterisation occupying a central position in government's agenda for upcoming term.  

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vancing Defence Preparedness Through Integration  

aterisation represents a visionary initiative aimed at harnessing combined capabilities of armed forces to bolster India's defence preparedness. By facilitating seamless coordination and joint operations, this model is expected to enhance operational efficiency and strengn national security by effectively countering emerging threats from multiple fronts.

Inter-Services Organisations Act passed during Monsoon Session of 2023, strikes a delicate balance by maintaining unique service conditions of individual branches while ensuring effective command and control within integrated atre commands. This approach acknowledges diverse roles and requirements of Army, Air Force, and Navy while promoting greater synergy and collaboration among m.  

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Implications and Way Forward  

implications of se strategic initiatives are profound, as y underscore India's commitment to reforming its defence architecture and apting to evolving security dynamics. By empowering hes of Inter-Services Organisations and fostering a culture of accountability, transparency, and innovation, India is poised to enhance its operational effectiveness and emerge as a formidable force on global stage.

As India continues its journey towards military modernization and transformation, sustained collaboration, innovation, and investment in cutting-edge capabilities will be crucial. With a stefast commitment to excellence and a clear vision for future, India is poised to secure its borders, contribute to regional stability, and promote global peace in years to come. 

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21:42 IST, May 16th 2024