The Indian Army organized a grand rally in Nepal to honor Gorkha veterans, reaffirming its commitment to their welfare. Lt Gen Minwalla met Nepal Army officials, celebrated gallantry awardees, and reassured ongoing support for ex-servicemen.
The Indian Army is set to receive a significant boost in firepower with a project worth over ₹10,000 crore, approved by the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), involving Pinaka rocket systems.
On Republic Day 2025, the Indian Army showcases its progress in developing its own equipment, including missiles and weapons made in India, at the Kartavya Path event in New Delhi.
The troops picked up the movement of the drone around 1 am and fired nearly a dozen rounds.
The Indian Army’s TOPCHI 2025 exercise highlights advanced warfare capabilities with the K-9 Vajra, Pinaka rocket systems, and cutting-edge swarm drones in action.
The Indian Army will deploy the advanced Pinaka rocket system, enhancing artillery capabilities. DRDO is developing new variants with longer ranges, improving precision and firepower for strategic operations and defense.
The Indian Army has introduced Sambhav mobile smartphones, enhancing security during high-level discussions and information exchange, ensuring end-to-end encryption and improved communication efficiency.
The Indian Army celebrated its 77th Army Day with robotic dogs, inclusive contingents, and modern displays in Pune, showcasing innovation, tradition, and the motto ‘Service Before Self’
Pune hosted the celebrations for the first time. The Army Day Parade (ADP) took place at Bombay Engineers Group (BEG) and Centre here which comes under the Army’s Southern Command.
The Indian Army advances artillery modernization with indigenous systems like ATAGS, Pinaka, and K9 Vajra guns, focusing on self-reliance and enhanced long-range capabilities for diverse terrains.
