“Challenges and Solution for Security & Living in High Altitude Area Siachen”

This abstract discusses the challenges faced by soldiers at high-altitude border fronts and proposes a solution to address these issues. The soldiers endure extreme weather conditions, including strong winds of 300 KM/Hour and bone-chilling temperatures of -60 degrees Celsius, along with blizzards and avalanches. Food scarcity is common, necessitating snow boiling for drinking water, and limited time for eating due to freezing conditions. Communication with loved ones is challenging due to the lack of mobile networks in such remote locations. To tackle these problems, the author introduces a Multipurpose cable system that provides electrical power, telecommunication lines for base camp connectivity, and optical fiber for data sharing. The cable is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and is spread within the snow using specific alloys to ensure stability at temperatures ranging from -75°C to -100°C. The cable includes self-security features to prevent tampering and provides GPS navigation capabilities. The proposed solution enables the supply of frozen food to soldiers, which can be cooked on electric heaters, making the process environmentally friendly. Additionally, an Indestructible Secure Communication Network is suggested, utilizing optical and telecommunication cables covered with metal repair paste for added security. This network establishes an unhackable serverless system at critical locations, facilitating secure communication for defense forces, research labs, and ministries. The proposed system utilizes two specially designed cables for different terrains and risk levels, effectively connecting high-altitude posts to bases without disturbing the environment. By implementing this solution, the aim is to improve the living conditions and security of armed forces stationed at challenging high-altitude border fronts.