The Indian Army’s Dao Division has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bharti Airtel to strengthen mobile communication infrastructure in the forward areas of Arunachal Pradesh’s Dibang Valley and Anjaw districts a defence official said on Friday. The initiative aims to expand cellular network coverage and provide reliable connectivity benefiting both local residents and Army personnel deployed in the region. Indian Army And Bharti Airtel Partnership The agreement marks a major step in bridging the digital divide in these strategically important yet geographically remote regions Defence PRO Lt Col Mahendra Rawat said. The partnership will not only strengthen security and communication for troops safeguarding the nations borders but also empower local communities through access to better network services the official said. He said it will also support various facets of development like education healthcare e-governance and entrepreneurship in the frontier district. Also Read: Good news for Sunil Mittal Airtel earns Rs 13480755600 from… not in India Sri Lanka or Bangladesh but… How Airtel Will Help Indian Army In Arunachal? The Dibang Valley and Dau Delai Valley in Anjaw owing to their challenging terrain and remoteness have historically faced constraints in connectivity.  Highlights Indian Army Airtel Partnership Bharti Airtel Signs MoU With Indian Army Airtel To Help Indian Army In Arunachal Bharti Airtel Indian Army Deal The joint effort reflects the resolve to overcome infrastructural limitations provide modern amenities to local residents and enhance operational communication capabilities for the armed forces he said. (With Inputs From PTI)