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Indian Army Details AI Role in Operation Sindoor, Cites 94% Targeting Accuracy

Lt Gen Rajiv Sahni detailed indigenous tools with real-time fusion, signaling a pivot to a unified secured AI platform.

Overview

  • Officials said 23 homegrown applications powered real-time multi-sensor and multi-source fusion to give commanders a common operational picture during the May strikes.
  • Battlefield modelling that combined live feeds with 26 years of signals data reportedly achieved more than 94% accuracy in locating and enabling targeting of enemy assets.
  • An electronic intelligence collation system was rapidly customized to locate adversary sensors, while the Trinetra system integrated with Project Sanjay to provide a shared view.
  • The in-house Anuman 2.0 tool delivered weather forecasts up to 200 km across the border for long-range fires planning, as AI-enabled RPAs supplied real-time imagery without delay.
  • The Army is rolling out a unified indigenous AI platform, new governance and test frameworks, and initiatives such as AARIC and six Lines of Effort to institutionalize AI and support tri-service data sharing.