Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Assam Conclave Focuses on National Security
Imagine the army and the government are like two teams working on the same big project: keeping the country safe.
This meeting brought them together in Assam to make sure they're working well together.
They talked about things like keeping watch on borders, sharing important information, and planning ahead.
They also discussed challenges like smuggling and human trafficking.
The goal is to make sure everyone knows what's going on and can work together quickly if there's a problem.
They plan to have more meetings like this, so everyone can learn from each other and improve their teamwork.
Military-Civil Fusion conclave held in Assam to enhance national security cooperation.
The event focused on strengthening coordination between armed forces and civil administration.
Discussions covered border management, socio-cultural dynamics, and intelligence sharing.
Over 100 participants from various departments and forces attended the conclave.
Priorities include joint training, district-level meetings, and secure digital platforms.
- Who
- Army officers, CAPF representatives, civil administration officials, and other stakeholders.
- What
- A Military-Civil Fusion conclave focusing on national security.
- When
- Held over two days; the main event was on Friday.
- Where
- Rangia and Tamulpur in lower Assam.
- Why
- To strengthen national security through improved coordination and cooperation.
- Event Type
- Military-Civil Fusion Conclave
- Location
- Rangia and Tamulpur, Assam
- Organized By
- Red Horns Division of the Army
- Key Themes
- Border management, internal security, intelligence sharing
- Participants
- Civil administration, CAPF, and Army officials
- Objective
- Strengthen national security cooperation