LEH, September 25: Troops of the Fire and Fury Corps and personnel from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) conducted a joint high-altitude training exercise at Chumar, aimed at enhancing interoperability and fostering mutual trust in challenging frontier terrain.
The training brought together soldiers from both forces to undertake coordinated drills, tactical exercises, and operational simulations under harsh environmental conditions. Officials noted that such joint initiatives strengthen professional camaraderie, refine operational readiness, and ensure seamless cooperation during real-time border deployments.
Describing the exercise as a celebration of courage and shared commitment to the nation, commanders emphasised that collaboration between Army and ITBP units is vital for maintaining security, rapid response capability, and resilience in Ladakh’s high-altitude regions. \ The Dispatch Staff
