Archive · 2 Feb 2026
Army-CISF Training Capsule Concludes in Pune
The Indian Army and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) recently completed a special training program in Pune.
This program taught CISF personnel how to respond quickly and effectively to security threats.
The training included exercises like Quick Reaction Team drills, weapon handling, and martial arts.
A big practice exercise called 'Exercise Ekta Shakti' was held with 12 different agencies, including the police, medical teams, and disaster response teams.
The goal was to improve teamwork and coordination among these agencies.
Senior officers praised the high standards of training and professionalism shown by all participants.
This training is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen national security and cooperation between military and civilian agencies.
A specialized training capsule for CISF personnel concluded in Pune, focusing on joint response mechanisms and inter-agency coordination.
The training included Quick Reaction Team drills, basic field and battle craft, firing, and martial arts.
Exercise Ekta Shakti was conducted with 12 agencies, including the Indian Army, Maharashtra Police, and National Disaster Response Force.
The exercise demonstrated seamless inter-agency synergy and effective command and control.
Senior officers commended the high standards of training, professionalism, and coordination displayed by all participating agencies.
- Who
- Indian Army, CISF, and 10 other agencies
- What
- A specialized training capsule and multi-agency drill on joint response mechanisms
- When
- January 19 to January 28, 2024
- Where
- Aundh Military Station, Pune
- Why
- To enhance operational preparedness and inter-agency coordination in complex security situations
- Location
- Aundh Military Station, Pune
- Organized by
- Indian Army's Southern Command
- Participants
- CISF, Indian Army, Maharashtra Police, NDMA, Fire Brigade, and others
- Training Duration
- January 19 to January 28, 2024
- Exercise Name
- Exercise Ekta Shakti