India is weighing induction of the 800-km BrahMos for deeper stand-off strikes, reflecting lessons from recent conflicts and the growing military value of long-range precision weapons.
Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth, current Southern Army Commander, will become India’s next Vice Chief of Army Staff on April 1. The experienced Armoured Corps officer has held several key command roles.
An Indian Army officer in Pune has developed the country’s first fully in-house multi-utility unmanned ground vehicle, boosting self-reliance and strengthening future battlefield and logistics capabilities.
India’s Army Rowing Node in Pune won World Rowing’s ‘Programme of the Year’ 2025 award, defeating France and UK programmes for its role in developing rowing and producing top athletes.
The Bhairav Battalion is a fast and deadly new Indian Army unit built for modern hybrid warfare, using speed, smart technology, and highly trained soldiers to respond quickly to threats.
The Indian Army has renamed its indigenous ATAGS artillery gun as “Amogh” ahead of the Army Day parade, marking confidence in the system as it moves closer to full operational induction
Bhairav Commandos are the Indian Army’s new fast-response units, built for quick strikes, modern warfare, and tough missions across borders, mountains, and deserts using advanced weapons and local expertise.
The Indian Army is set to induct a solar-powered surveillance drone developed by a Bengaluru start-up, which will help monitor borders day and night without refuelling and boost real-time threat detection.
The Indian Army has introduced a strict new social media policy that limits how soldiers use online platforms, aiming to prevent data leaks and strengthen cyber and personal security.
The Indian Army’s Southern Command and YASHDA have begun the second Civil-Military Fusion Training Capsule to help young Maharashtra officers learn teamwork with the Army and prepare for real crises.
