Army

Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth appointed next Army chief, to take charge on June 30

With nearly four decades of operational and strategic experience, Lt Gen Seth has been closely associated with the Army’s modernization drive. Read More
 
 

Zorawar tank induction pushed to 2028-29 as Army goes for design tweaks

The Indian Army expects to induct the indigenous Zorawar light tank in 2028-29 after completing design refinements and trials, with enhanced protection requirements contributing to the revised timeline. Read More
 
 

Indian Army eyes ₹23,000 crore deal for 300 more K9 Vajra howitzers

The Army is preparing to make one of its biggest artillery acquisitions in recent memory, moving a proposal to procure more than 300 additional K9 Vajra self-propelled howitzers. Read More
 
 

Army floats RFI for indigenous mortar specialist vehicle

The Army has issued an RFI to domestic manufacturers for a mortar specialist vehicle that will automate fire-data computation for 81mm and 120mm mortar systems. Read More
 
 

Army bets big on drone warriors, to train 500,000 soldiers in five years

The Indian Army is training 500,000 soldiers in drone warfare over five years, accelerating a sweeping doctrinal transformation driven by Operation Sindoor and global conflicts. Read More
 
 

Army officer’s viral proposal ignites debate on military decorum

An Army pilot faces a possible show-cause notice after proposing to his fiancée at his CAATS Nashik passing-out parade, which sparked debate on the line between military decorum and human expression. Read More
 
 

Maj Prabhat Mishra: The soldier who rewrote history at Fort Leavenworth

In the rolling hills of Kansas, inside the storied halls of the US Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, history was quietly made by a young Indian officer wearing the badge of the 22 Kumaon Regiment. Read More
 
 

Army to merge tanks, mechanized infantry under a single command

The Indian Army is set to reunite its tanks and mechanised infantry under a single directorate, drawing on hard lessons from Ukraine and its own Operation Sindoor experience. Read More
 
 

GOC escapes copter crashes in Ladakh, reignites Cheetah-Chetak debate

The armed forces are still routinely flying helicopters designed in the 1950s and 1960s across the world’s most punishing terrain, and the long-promised replacement programme remains years from delivering at the scale required. Read More
 
 

Indian special forces make debut at USSOCOM’s ‘Battle in the Bay’

A high-level delegation led by the general officer commanding-in-chief, western command, Lieutenant General Pushpendra Pal Singh, participated in SOF Week 2026 in Tampa, Florida, where Indian special forces demonstrated capabilities in counter-terrorism, jungle warfare and high-altitude operations for the first time at the US military’s flagship special operations gathering. Read More
 
 

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