One Lakh Eyes In The Sky: India’s Drone Force Bhairav Debuts

In a landmark move, the Indian Army has unveiled Bhairav, a special force designed to meet the demands of modern warfare. With over one lakh trained drone operatives, Bhairav represents a significant leap in India’s defense preparedness, integrating cutting-edge drone technology into real-time combat and surveillance operations.  

The force was raised in Nasirabad, Rajasthan, as part of the Centre’s broader restructuring of defense forces. Officials highlighted that Bhairav operatives are trained to deploy drones for reconnaissance, targeting enemy bases, and supporting formations inside hostile territory. This initiative underscores India’s commitment to adapting to hybrid warfare, where technology and traditional combat strategies converge.  

Key Highlights  

• Indian Army raises Bhairav, a modern warfare force  
• Over one lakh drone operatives trained for combat and surveillance  
• Force created to tackle hybrid warfare challenges  
• Operatives capable of targeting bases and formations inside enemy territory  
• Part of India’s largest defense restructuring initiative  

Conclusion  
The creation of Bhairav signals India’s strategic shift toward technology-driven defense. With drone operatives at its core, the force is expected to redefine battlefield tactics, enhance surveillance, and strengthen India’s position in modern warfare.  

Sources: Times of India, MSN, Organiser