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[orfonlines]

The Indian Army is finally making progress on digitization

In a rapidly evolving world, where technological advancements shape the future of defense and security, the Indian Army is making significant strides in the critical Army journey of digitization. This transformation holds immense promise for enhancing India's defense capabilities and ensuring the security of the nation. This article explores the progress the Indian Army is making on its digitalization path and the pivotal role played by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in analyzing and guiding this transformation.

The Imperative of Digitization in Defense and Security

In the contemporary landscape, where threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, the digitization of military operations is no longer a luxury but a necessity. The integration of cutting-edge technologies into defense and security systems improves situational awareness, decision-making, and overall operational efficiency. The Indian Army recognizes the urgency of adapting to this digital era to maintain its strategic edge.

ORF's Contribution to the Indian Army's Digitization Journey

ORF has been a valuable partner in the Indian Army's digitization efforts. Through its research, analysis, and policy recommendations, ORF has provided critical insights into the strategic implications of digital transformation. ORF's expertise in strategic studies has guided the Indian Defense in adopting modern technologies while ensuring data security and cyber resilience.

Key Aspects of the Indian Army's Digital Transformation

Integrated Command and Control: The Indian Army is investing in state-of-the-art command and control systems that allow seamless communication and coordination among units. This integration enhances the army's ability to respond swiftly to emerging threats.

Cybersecurity Measures: As digitization progresses, so does the importance of cybersecurity. The Indian Army is proactively fortifying its cybersecurity infrastructure to protect sensitive data and critical systems.

Data Analytics and AI: The use of data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how the Indian Army processes information. Predictive analytics and AI-driven insights are aiding in better decision-making.

Modernization of Equipment: Digitization extends to modernizing military equipment and vehicles. Advanced sensors and communication systems are being integrated to improve operational effectiveness.

Enhancing India's Defense Capabilities

The Indian Army's commitment to digitization is not just about adopting the latest technologies; it's about bolstering the nation's defense capabilities. Through improved communication, real-time data analysis, and enhanced situational awareness, the Indian Army can respond effectively to a wide range of security challenges.

The Way Forward

As the Indian Army continues its digital transformation, the collaboration between defense forces, government agencies, and research organizations like ORF remains crucial. The synergy of expertise ensures that digitization efforts align with national security objectives and are executed seamlessly.

The Indian Army's journey toward digitization is a testament to its dedication to modernization and preparedness. With the support of organizations like the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), this transformation is not just a technological upgrade; it's a strategic imperative to safeguard India's interests and maintain its position as a formidable force in the ever-evolving landscape of defense and security.

[balrogballs]

nooo balls nooo don’t take your crack idea so seriously that you’ve fleshed out a 15 chapter period AU nooo you’re too sexy

[laswells-ashtray]

Hii pooks! It’s me again(weapon John ask)

Read your little tidbit and immediately read it three more times because you went above and beyond the original idea I had in my head.

Another idea/question since I’m here; how do you think John and Mac met? I think that with John’s stubborn(and cunt-ish) personality, it took maybe months to get him to be on Mac’s side, and years for Mac to break him from that “weapon” mindset.

I can also imagine that John gets to experience things that he never has, maybe something like fast food or playgrounds or something as simple as puzzles?

Anyhow, that’s it from me. Enjoy your New Year’s Eve and drink carefully!

God, how I wish I had seen that last sentence last night. One day i'll learn to stop combing chronic illness that doesn't mix well with drinking and treating my liver like it's easily replaced.

The first time Mac meets John Price, he takes a boot to the ribs that undoubtedly breaks at least two of them. The lad is a violent little fucker and is actively trying to murder him until he gets a backhand to the jaw for his trouble.

Maybe the boy isn't used to people fighting back or maybe he's just never been smacked across the face before but the way the stranger blinks at him with furrowed brows and mutters "what the fuck." under his breath is something that sticks with Mac.

And then John's handler stumbles upon them both, the very man Mac had been set to meet before he'd been attacked by a lad who barely looks old enough to buy himself a pint and fights like he's done a stretch in Barlinnie.

"Ah, Captain MacMillan. I see you've met my pet project, John. Forgive the lad, hadn't warned him we'd be having visitors on base."

It grates at him, burns across his flesh like accidentally scratching sunburnt skin the way he refers to the lad as some kind of dog. Like a mutt who needs a tug at his leash. And it only serves to irritate him more the way the boy doesn't blink at it.

The stranger, John, he mentally corrects himself offers him a hand and pulls him back onto his feet. He looks repentant as he glances between his apparent minder and Mac, waiting for a nod of approval before offering the Scot a gruff apology.

"Eh, sorry. Shouldn't have pounced on you like that, might've broken a rib or two."

"Probably three, yer a scrappy wee bugger."

"Maybe you're just slow."

By the end of the day, MacMillan comes to two conclusions: one being John Price reminds him far too much of a mistreated wain and two, he's a bit of a prick. Mac likes him.

He sees the lad a lot, works in close quarters with him and the rest of the team he claims to be a part of. One thing is clear, the kid's training is far more extensive than even the SAS could offer. John fights without a care for himself, he doesn't have to. He's yet to see anyone land more than two hits on the boy. But John fights in a way that scares people, it intimidates the other boys his age and none of them will glance at him outside of any missions.

If Mac learns anything from talking to the kid's "handler" it's that it's intentional. Keep John isolated, alone and under his hand to use the poor fucker as a weapon. He's a gun with a man behind the trigger.

From the little interaction they share, Mac learns that John is funny. He's a cunt, he's biting and he has little patience for the typical soldier antics of the people surrounding him on base. And he's got a knack for saying things that leave MacMillan in stitches.

One day it hits him like a boot to the balls, he wants John working under him. Not because the sergeant is some deadly force to be feared but because he wants the younger man to be something more than that. He wants John to be a soldier, not artillery to haul around from base to field.

It takes several favours, a minor amount of blackmail and the help of a CIA lassie that he'd met recently who'd found herself unwillingly trying to befriend the sergeant to get John on his team. The lad doesn't seem to mourn the loss of his handler despite how bitter the man is at the thought of letting John go.

John doesn't settle well and MacMillan doesn't expect him to. He's tense, he's restless and he can't fathom articulating why. Mac offers to spar with him, and he learns how efficient John is with minor injuries when the lad resets his nose for him.

So, Mac enforces "meetings" with the sergeant. He drags John into his office under the guise of missions, paperwork and planning. While John is intuitive and he takes a weight off of Mac's back on and off the field, that isn't his goal with John. He isn't going to use the younger man as a tool to benefit himself, he's going to break open the mental vault surrounding John and his relationship with personhood regardless of whether it takes a crowbar to pry the door open and do so.

It takes four informal meetings until John lets something slip to him, the sergeant is an orphan and his dad was a drunk, a mean one at that. He brushes over the information so casually that Mac almost doesn't catch it, too focused on how John is dismantling his best pen on the desk. He feels for the younger man, truly he does. An abusive alcoholic father who dies and then he's thrown headfirst into an institution that crafts him into the divine executioner. No one who cared, until Mac threw himself tits over toes into the situation.

John has never mentioned his birthday, any past memories or a hint to when it might be. Mac does the next best thing and uses his own birthday to spend time with the kid. When he asks John his usual order from an Indian takeout he's met with an almost comedically blank look, it takes a bit of coaxing to find out that John doesn't have an order. He doesn't particularly do takeout, what good is a fighter if they aren't in their best shape. One day Mac is going to see John's "handler" dead with nothing left to bury.

He orders something simple for the sergeant, garlic chilli chicken and chips. If John doesn't like it then he can pick at the chicken madras Mac orders himself. Hell, if the lad didn't like either of them then he'd order from an entirely different place just so John could eat something he enjoyed.

John finishes his plate before he's even half done. John looks embarrassed, scarlet spreading across his cheeks as he looks down at his empty plate. Mac thinks that's the day he decides that John is his sergeant now.

A couple of years later he'll meet John for a catch-up, a familiar CIA lassie and Russian pilot at the table alongside one Captain Price. John steals Kate's garlic naan and he watches her smack his hand with the back of her fork, John only laughs. When the younger man lets slip that his old handler died a few years prior, some gruesome tale and nothing less than what the bastard deserved, Mac makes eye contact with Nikolai for just a split second before looking back to John and he feigns surprise.

It hadn't been hard to locate the man's address and hand it over to Nikolai when the Russian had asked for it those years back.

[the-judicial-assistants-notebook]

listen, I think anyone is perfectly within their right to like/defend soj, but if part of that defence is claiming that people who don't like it are being racist/weird about khura'in when a large part of soj criticism is how racist/weird the game itself is about the cultures it's borrowing from, then I think you need to take a step back.

[oh2e]

The further into this book I copyedit, the more convinced I am that the English language should have one and only one correct way to spell any given word.

[tiny-pteranodon]

It's always so weird to me when people claim India is settler colonising kashmir when the actual victims of forced exodus and property theft (which happens in settler colonialism) are still alive and surviving as refugees in the same country thats supposedly colonising and settling the land on their behalf

[defencecapital]

Indian Navy as a net security guarantor in the South Asian region

By N. C. Bipindra With the changing sea line of communication and the economy’s eastward shift, maritime security has become one of the most substantial economic and human security pillars. Since the 2004 tsunami, the Indian Navy has consistently proven itself as the first responder to any crisis in the Indian Ocean region, showcasing its readiness and reliability in such…

[nando161mando]

"According to reports, the doctor, along with his two associates, had consumed alcohol and, in an intoxicated state, began harassing the nurse, who was employed at the healthcare center. The situation escalated when Sanju attempted to sexually assault the nurse.

Acting swiftly, the nurse grabbed a surgical blade and cut his private part, freeing herself from his grip and fleeing the scene."

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/nurse-cuts-doctor-private-parts-escapes-gangrape-bid-bihar-hospital-samastipur-2599094-2024-09-13

[nueveg]

[imperfectiveverb]

sincerely, a friend

[minhosimthings]

talking about spices, my ass longing for spicy stuff and also my ass on fire cuz i cant handle it

LMFAO don't worry baby. I'll make you spicy food until your ass can't handle it 🎀😙 (jk I'll make it mild for ya!!)