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    Military-Civil Fusion Conclave Ends on a Successful Note

    Digital DeskBy Digital DeskMay 12, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The third edition of the Military-Civil Fusion Conclave concluded successfully at Rangia,
    marking a significant step towards enhancing coordination between military and civil
    stakeholders. The event was organised by the Red Horns Division under Gajraj Corps and
    highlighted the importance of unified efforts in strengthening national security while
    fostering regional development.
    The conclave brought together representatives from the Indian Army, Central Armed Police
    Forces (CAPFs), State Government agencies, and the Civil Administration. The discussions
    were marked by depth, clarity, and a forward-looking approach, focusing on shared
    responsibilities and collaborative frameworks.
    Participants emphasized the need for strengthened jointness and seamless inter-agency
    coordination to address emerging challenges. Key areas of focus included regional stability,
    security, development initiatives, and effective Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief
    (HADR) operations.
    The agencies collectively reaffirmed their commitment to working in close synergy to ensure
    peace, stability, and sustainable development in the region. The conclave underscored the
    growing importance of military-civil fusion as a cornerstone for integrated national progress.

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