Sikkim, October 15, 2026: Lieutenant General Man Raj Singh Mann, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps, witnessed mission-oriented training conducted by troops in South Sikkim, focusing on enhancing operational readiness and combat effectiveness in challenging mountainous terrain.
The training exercise was conducted under realistic operational conditions to assess and strengthen the troops’ ability to respond effectively to evolving battlefield challenges.
The exercise emphasised effective coordination among participating units, integration of emerging technologies, rapid mobility and endurance in difficult high-altitude terrain. These capabilities are particularly important for military operations in mountainous regions, where geographical conditions and unpredictable weather can significantly influence operational effectiveness.
During his visit, Lt Gen Mann observed various aspects of the training and reviewed the preparedness of troops to undertake assigned operational missions.
The training also highlighted the Indian Army’s continued emphasis on incorporating modern technologies into field operations while maintaining physical endurance, tactical flexibility and coordination among formations.
Lt Gen Mann commended the participating soldiers for their professionalism, resilience and high standards of training. He appreciated their dedication to maintaining operational excellence despite the demanding terrain and challenging conditions.
The Trishakti Corps, headquartered at Sukna in West Bengal, is responsible for safeguarding strategically important areas in the eastern Himalayan region, including the sensitive Sikkim sector along the India-China border.
The mission-oriented training in South Sikkim reflects the Indian Army’s continued focus on maintaining a high level of combat preparedness, strengthening operational capabilities and ensuring that troops remain ready to respond to emerging security challenges in the region.
