Exercise Sanjha Shakti: Army’s First Military-Civil Fusion Drill
Why in the news
The Indian Army staged its inaugural Military-Civil Fusion (MCF) drill, named Sanjha Shakti, bringing civil bodies and the forces together in one exercise.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Dates | 8-9 January 2026 |
| Place | Diggi Range, Khadki Military Station, Pune (Maharashtra) |
| Command | Southern Command, through MG & G Area |
| Civilian participation | 16 agencies, 350+ personnel |
Key facts
- Type: the first-ever Military-Civil Fusion (MCF) exercise by the Army.
- Civil partners included Maharashtra Police, Force One and Fire and Emergency Services.
Exam angle
- Name of the exercise: Sanjha Shakti.
- Command involved: Southern Command; city: Pune.
- Concept: Military-Civil Fusion.