Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps Unveils Indigenous High-Altitude Mono Rail System at 16,000 ft Along China Frontier

The newly introduced mono rail, engineered entirely in-house by the Gajraj Corps,offers a game-changing solution

In a remarkable breakthrough for high-altitude logistics, the Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps has successfully developed and deployed an indigenous High Altitude Mono Rail System in the challenging Kameng sector of Arunachal Pradesh, along the India–China border. Operating at an altitude of nearly 16,000 feet, where treacherous cliffs, sub-zero temperatures and unpredictable weather frequently disrupt supply lines, the new system is already transforming sustenance and mobility for frontline troops.

For decades, remote forward posts in this unforgiving terrain have remained vulnerable to weather-induced isolation, with traditional transport methods struggling against steep gradients