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Now, just the number of Soldiers or Stockpiles of Weapons are not enough to Win a war: Rajnath Singh

Defense minister rajnath singh: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday that in view of unpredictable geopolitical conditions, the armed forces of the country should be prepared for all kinds of security challenges including short-term struggles to five years of war. Mahu said this while addressing the second and last session of the three armies in the Army War College of Mahu military cantonment, while addressing the second and last session of the three armies.

In the context of conquering military conflicts, he also said that the number of soldiers or the size of arms reserves is no longer sufficient as cyber war, artificial intelligence (AI), drones and satellite-based monitoring systems are defining future wars.

Singh said that accuracy weapons, real -time intelligence information and information received from ‘data’ have now become the cornerstone of success in any military conflict. Discussing the challenges of national security, the Defense Minister said that India does not want anyone’s land, but is ready to go to any extent to protect its regional integrity.

Singh said, “In today’s era, war has become so suddenly and unexpected that it is very difficult to guess when a war will end and how long will it last.” He said that the Indian armed forces should be ready for every situation.

The Defense Minister said, “This means that if a war lasts for two months, four months, one year, even five years, then we should be fully prepared for him.” Singh stressed that national security is no longer a matter of army, but it has become the issue of “attraction of the entire nation”.

He made this matter Chief Defense President (CDS) General Anil Chauhan, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh and Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K. In the presence of India’s top military officials including Tripathi, the Defense Minister said that modern wars are no longer limited to land, sea and air, but now they have expanded to space and cyber world.

He said, “Satellite systems, anti-satellite weapons and space centers are new means of power. So today we need not only defensive preparation, but also an active strategy,” Discussing the rapid changes in the military sector in detail, the Defense Minister said that the present era will be defined by the ‘Arikhak War Policy’. ” ‘Archaeral War Policy’ is separated from a modern strategy. It uses military methods as well as civil methods to defeat the enemy, including political, economic and cyber remedies.

Singh said, “The size of only the number of soldiers or arms reserves is no longer sufficient. Cyber ​​war, AI, unmanned air-vehicle and satellite-based monitoring system is shaping future wars.”


He said, “In the coming times, the nation that will master the trio of technology, strategy and adaptability will emerge as a true global power. Simply say, it is time to learn from history and write a new history. It is time to estimate and shape it.”

Singh said that future wars will not only be a fight to arms, but they will be mixed forms of technology, intelligence, economy and diplomacy. The Minister of Defense also insisted that national security is no longer a matter of army, but it has become an issue of ‘approach of the entire nation’.

He appreciated the three armies for ‘Operation Sindoor’ and said that the campaign has emerged as a great example of India’s indigenous forums, equipment and success of weapons systems.

Singh said, “The achievements of this campaign have once again underlined that self -sufficiency is an ultimate need in the coming time. We have made significant progress on the path of self -reliance, but we still have to go a long way.”

The Defense Minister said that the success of ‘Operation Sindoor’ is the ‘excellent example’ of bravery and speed with which the Indian armed forces took action against terrorists in Pakistan.

He said that this campaign was such that these terrorists would never have imagined. Sasin said, “If we talk about operation vermilion, it was a really amazing performance of technology-operated war policy.” The two -day seminar on the theme of ‘Impact of Technology on War Art’ was organized after ‘Operation Sindoor’. However, army officials have clarified that the program was planned long before ‘Operation Sindoor’ was launched.

In ‘Ran Dialogue 2025’, officers of the three armies discussed the current and future challenges of the defense sector and measures to deal with them. During this time joint principles for the operation and air campaigns of special forces were also released.

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