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Indian Army Launches 14-Day Training for CISF at Agartala
The Indian Army is conducting a 14-day training program for CISF personnel at Agartala Military Station, focusing on advanced security protocols. This initiative aims to enhance aviation security and counter emerging threats through specialized instruction in area security and drone mitigation. Experienced Army instructors are leading the program to strengthen the defense posture of Agartala airport and improve tactical preparedness.
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