About Exercise Akhand Prahar-II:
- It is a military exercise conducted by the Indian Army.
- It was jointly conducted by the Army’s "Black Mace" Brigade and "Battle Axe" Division at Jaisalmer in the desert region of Rajasthan.
- It followed the success of "Akhand Prahar-I", during which the Army demonstrated its combat and operational readiness through joint military operations.
- The exercise focused on strengthening operational effectiveness by integrating New Generation Equipment (NGEs) and Force Multipliers (FMs).
- It also tested the formations’ preparedness to meet the evolving challenges of modern warfare, highlighting the Army’s emphasis on technological advancement, operational coordination, and battlefield adaptability.
- During the exercise, the formations tested integrated battle drills in a multi-domain operational environment, demonstrating coordination among combat elements and the effective use of advanced technologies.
- The drills showcased their ability to combine different operational capabilities, execute tasks with precision, and improve combat effectiveness across multiple domains.
