The Indian Army is set to introduce its Land Warfare Doctrine at the Army Commanders’ Conference in New Delhi, outlining a strategic framework to prepare the military for evolving security challenges and future conflicts.
The biannual conference began on Wednesday, October 21, and will continue until October 23. Chaired by Chief of the Army Staff General Dhiraj Seth, the high-level forum brings together senior military leadership to discuss India's security environment, operational preparedness and capability development.
According to the Ministry of Defence, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to release the Land Warfare Doctrine, which will provide an overarching framework for the Army's preparation for the changing nature of warfare.
Modern warfare is increasingly influenced by emerging technologies, advanced surveillance, drones, cyber capabilities and precision-strike systems. These developments are changing how military forces plan operations, gather intelligence and respond to threats across different terrains.
The new doctrine is expected to guide the Army's strategic thinking and operational planning as it prepares for increasingly complex battlefield conditions. It also comes amid the need to strengthen military readiness and adapt to changing regional and global security dynamics.
The Army Commanders’ Conference serves as an important platform for reviewing military priorities, assessing operational challenges and identifying areas requiring further development. Senior commanders use the forum to discuss preparedness and the capabilities needed to address emerging threats.
The release of the Land Warfare Doctrine is expected to be a significant development in the Army's efforts to establish a common strategic framework for future operations.
Further details about the doctrine's specific provisions and implementation priorities were not included in the supplied report.
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