Overview
- The Army announced on November 14 that the system is fully operational and validated at roughly 16,000 feet in Arunachal Pradesh's Kameng sector.
- The in-house design by Gajraj Corps was conceptualised, engineered, and deployed to overcome steep, unstable terrain that disrupts road or air resupply.
- Each run can carry more than 300 kg of ammunition, rations, fuel, and engineering equipment to remote posts often cut off by heavy snow.
- Officials state it functions with or without escort and continues operating during hail or storms to sustain forward positions.
- Beyond logistics, the Army presents the mono rail as a potential option for rapid casualty evacuation where helicopters cannot fly and foot movement is risky.