On May 15, a large-scale integrated field exercise called 'Teesta Prahar' was successfully conducted by the Indian Army at the Teesta Field Firing Range.
It demonstrated operational readiness and coordination between combat and support forces in riverine areas.
The operation focused on combat coordination between infantry, artillery, armoured corps, Para Special Forces, engineers and other arms.
New generation weapons, systems and platforms were deployed and validated during this exercise.
The Army demonstrated its capability of rapid deployment in riverine terrain and adverse weather conditions.
Additionally, an indigenous nanoporous multilayered polymeric membrane for high-pressure seawater desalination was successfully developed by DRDO.