The soldiers of the Indian Army’s Trishkti Warriors Core at Siliguri successfully completed their track march in the challenging areas of Sikkim. This six -day track of Trishakti Warriors core soldiers began on March 9, 2025, which ended on Monday (September 15, 2025). During this time, Indian Army soldiers successfully completed a track march with their full war load at an altitude of 17 thousand feet in inaccessible areas of Sikkim.

This track of Trishakti Warriors core soldiers lasted for six days and nights. During this time, the soldiers of the Trishakti Corps also successfully crossed the steep slopes, snowy winds and inaccessible paths. From this track March, the physical stamina, mental flexibility and collective spirit of the soldiers were tested.

What were the characteristics of the Indian Army track march

The soldiers of the Indian Army’s Trishakti Warriors Corps completed their track march, facing hard challenges at a height of 17 thousand feet till six days and nights. Talk about the characteristics of this track march, in which-

• Full war load: During this track march, every soldier of the Indian Army’s Trishakti Warriors Corps participated in it with his full operational load. The full war load of the soldiers included arms, equipment and material required for survival, which mimicated war conditions in high altitude and challenging areas.
• Challenging circumstances: During the March, the soldiers faced standing slopes, icy winds and inaccessible paths, which tested their stamina and flexibility.
• Human patience and adaptability: In addition, the army also continues to integrate modern technology, drones and smart logistics in its operation. Such exercises are unavoidable, which fully ensure that army personnel are ready to meet their fixed goals even in such difficult circumstances, where technology can be limited and the primacy of human stamina and adaptability is confirmed.

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