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Important to anticipate future security challenges: CDS to military officers

NEW DELHI, AUG 3 (PTI): Chief of Defence Staff Gen N S Raja Subramani on Monday addressed military officers attending a tri-service future warfare course here and emphasised the importance of anticipating future security challenges and developing the ability to respond effectively across multiple operational domains.
Conducted by the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff (HQ IDS), the four-week course brings together officers from the three services along with representatives from the government, industry, academia and strategic institutions.
The fourth edition of the Tri-service Future Warfare Course commenced at the Manekshaw Centre, with the CDS delivering the keynote address at the inaugural session.
In his address, Gen Subramani focussed on the changing character of warfare and the growing influence of emerging technologies on military operations, the defence ministry said in a statement.
He emphasised the importance of anticipating future security challenges and developing the ability to respond effectively across multiple operational domains. The CDS highlighted the increasing role of artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, autonomous systems, information warfare, space technologies and data-driven decision-making in shaping future conflicts.
He also stressed on the need for greater jointness, integration and collaboration between the armed forces, industry, academia and the research community to strengthen national defence preparedness.
During the programme, participants will deliberate on subjects covering geopolitics, emerging technologies, cognitive and cyber warfare, multi-domain operations, scenario-building and technology-enabled warfare.

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