Archive · 7 Aug 2025
India Releases Military Doctrines on Cyber and Amphibious Warfare
India's military has released new documents explaining how it will fight in cyberspace and in amphibious operations.
These documents, made public by General Anil Chauhan, detail how the military will work together in the digital world, including defense and offense strategies.
They also outline how different branches of the military, like the Navy and Army, will coordinate for operations from the sea.
The goal is to help the military plan and execute operations more effectively.
More doctrines are being created for other areas of warfare.
CDS General Anil Chauhan released declassified joint doctrines for Cyberspace and Amphibious Operations.
The Cyberspace doctrine integrates offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
The Cyberspace doctrine emphasizes threat-informed planning and resilience building.
The Amphibious doctrine defines the framework for planning amphibious operations.
New doctrines for other areas of war-fighting are under development.
- Who
- CDS General Anil Chauhan
- What
- Release of declassified joint doctrines for Cyberspace and Amphibious Operations.
- When
- August 7, 2025
- Where
- Chiefs of Staff Committee meeting
- Why
- To provide guidelines for planning and conducting joint military operations.
- Key Figure
- CDS General Anil Chauhan
- Doctrines Released
- Cyberspace & Amphibious Operations
- Focus of Cyberspace Doctrine
- Unified cyber defense and offense
- Focus of Amphibious Doctrine
- Integration of maritime, air, and land forces
- Purpose of Doctrines
- Guidance for military operations
