The declassification of these doctrines underscores India’s commitment to enhance visibility, accessibility and wider dissemination of joint war-fighting concepts.
- They reinforce India’s push towards greater jointness and integration within its armed forces.
Joint Doctrine for Cyberspace Operations
- It outlines a unified approach to defend national cyberspace interests.
- It focuses on integrating offensive and defensive cyber capabilities to enable synchronised operations across the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
- Key emphases include threat-informed planning, resilience building, real-time intelligence integration, and the development of joint cyber capabilities.
Joint Doctrine for Amphibious Operations
- The framework guides amphibious operations by integrating maritime, air, and land forces with emphasis on interoperability and rapid response.
- This edition revises the 2008 version, adapting to changes in the geo-strategic environment and enhanced capabilities.
- A balanced amphibious capability deters threats and supports humanitarian aid and disaster relief (HADR) operations and evacuation missions during peacetime.
Also, CDS has initiated development of numerous new doctrines such as Military Space Operations, Special Forces Operations, Airborne/Heliborne Operations, Integrated Logistics, Multi Domain Operations.
About jointness and IntegrationJointness of defence forces implies synergised use of the resources of the three Services while respecting the uniqueness of each to achieve optimum results and avoid duplication. Initiatives taken for jointness and integration
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