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Indian Army restructures with IBGs, drone units for future multi-domain warfare

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The Indian Army is undergoing a major transformation aimed at building a leaner, technology-driven fighting force. New Integrated Battle Groups (IBGs) are being established, merging multiple arms to enable rapid deployment and decisive offensive action. Alongside this, specialised drone units — the Shaktibaan Regiments and Divyastra Batteries — are being introduced to strengthen surveillance and precision strike capabilities. Together, these reforms are designed to make the Army more agile and effective across multiple domains of conflict.

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