According to the report of India's "Printing" website on January 15, at the parade of the Indian Army Day held in Bangalore on January 15, the Chief of Staff of the Army, Manoj Pande, said: "We hope to shift from manpower intensive forces to technology-driven forces, which will prepare us for future conflicts." It was reported that January 15 of each year is the Indian Army Day, To commemorate the fact that Field Marshal K.M. Kariapa took over the command of the Indian Army from the British General Francis Roy Buh in 1949. Pande stated his vision for the future of the Indian Army: "We are focusing on the development of our combat training. For this reason, the organization and optimization of the force has always been the focus. This includes the development of integrated force units." He said that all outdated processes will be abolished. He also said: "The proportion of front-line troops to logistics forces will be solved by streamlining the scale and optimizing the technology." He also described the "Fire Road" plan - the recruitment reform plan of Modi government - as the transformation of human resources development, and added that the training of the first batch of personnel has begun, and the training of the first batch of women personnel will also begin in March. The whole process is automated. Pande also said that the border areas are actively developing infrastructure. When talking about the international border between Jammu and Punjab, Pande said that drugs were transported in through unmanned aerial vehicles. However, the military is using anti-drone means to resist this situation. He also said that now, young people in Jammu and Kashmir yearn for peace, and there are fewer violent incidents than before. (Outlook New Era)