Ten Indian Army soldiers were killed and 11 others injured when their armoured vehicle skidded off a mountain road and plunged into a deep gorge in Jammu & Kashmir’s Doda. Read More

In a move to strengthen its offensive posture against China amid a rapidly evolving global geostrategic environment, the Indian Army has initiated the restructuring of its combat formations, beginning with the northern border–focused 17 Mountain Strike Corps based at Panagarh in the eastern sector. Read More

Indian Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi has firmly rejected China’s assertions of sovereignty over the Shaksgam Valley in Jammu & Kashmir. Read More

India has steadily expanded its missile arsenal in recent years, driven partly by border tensions with China following deadly Galwan clashes in 2020, and the enduring rivalry with Pakistan. Read More

In a major leap in artillery design and breakthrough in defence technology, IIT-Madras has developed a ramjet-assisted artillery shells that dramatically enhance the range of existing gun systems by nearly 50 per cent, without sacrificing lethality. Read More

For the first time, the Indian Army’s newly raised Bhairav Battalion will march down Kartavya Path and salute the Supreme Commander during the Republic Day parade. Read More

Two days after finalizing a deal with Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), the Indian Army has engaged another defence giant, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), to overhaul and upgrade its in-service indigenous Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher systems (MBRLS). Read More

For the first time, an animal contingent of the Indian Army’s Remount & Veterinary Corps (RVC) that include Bactrian camels, Zanskar ponies, raptors and dogs, will be marching along the Kartavya path on the occasion of 77th Republic Day celebration. Read More

In a revision of its social media guidelines, the Indian Army has permitted soldiers and officers to create Instagram accounts, subject to specific restrictions, including prohibitions on liking or commenting on posts. Read More

With an objective to further strengthen the surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities across the plains and high-altitude areas, the defence ministry has begun the process to buy 20 Tactical Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAs) for the Indian Army. Read More