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The new 2,000 sq ft centre fosters global collaboration in serious games, simulation, and wargaming innovation.

Top commanders of Indian Army have decided to explore the feasibility of creating a tailor-made organisation to function as

The Indian Army is set to enhance its engagement with the industry by expanding its internal design bureau and creating new structures for testing and innovation. The Army Design Bureau (ADB) will be expanded, and new cells will be established for greater interaction with the industry. The army plans to set up test bed brigades to try out new equipment and is considering creating an 'adversarial force' for wargaming future challenges. These initiatives aim to promote innovation and develop futuristic capabilities, focusing on self-reliance (Atmanirbharta).

The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has opened a first tactical wargaming centre at Southwick Park in Hampshire, where the D-Day landings were planned.