Army initiates 14-day training for CISF personnel to tackle security challenges
The Indian Army has launched a 14-day training program for CISF personnel at Agartala Airport to improve security protocols and counter-drone capabilities. This initiative reflects a military-civil fusion approach to protecting critical aviation infrastructure near the border.
Why it matters
The collaboration signals a strategic shift toward integrating military tactical expertise with civilian security forces to address modern, evolving threats.
NEW DELHI: Demonstrating a unified approach to national security and infrastructure protection, the Indian Army has initiated a comprehensive two-week specialised training programme for Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel deployed at Maharaja Bir Bikram (MBB) Airport, Agartala, from Monday at Agartala Military Station.Organised under the overarching framework of military-civil fusion, the joint initiative aims to synergise operational expertise, upgrade tactical preparedness and fortify critical aviation infrastructure against evolving security challenges.Over the course of 14 days, experienced instructors from the Army will train CISF personnel in advanced security protocols, focusing on key operational areas, including industrial and critical infrastructure security, vital area and vital point security, quick reaction team drills, and counter drone operations…
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