India, aware of these new battlegrounds, is strengthening its cyber and space capabilities to stay ahead in modern conflicts. To advertise here, Contact Us The Indian Army's 2024-2025 reforms ...

New Delhi: The Indian Army submitted a report to the National Green Tribunal regarding the deforestation of over eight hectares of land falling in the Central Ridge in the city. The Army said it ...

Tensions between India and Pakistan have flared up once again after a recent statement by Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir. Speaking about India and the Kashmir issue, he dismissed the ...

Since India gained its independence from the British Empire in 1947, its primary goal as a nation was to seek ...

The Indian Army on Friday ordered an inquiry after a university professor accused the troops of assaulting him during the checking of vehicles at a village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district ...

The Army claims Ali attempted to seize a soldier's weapon, leading to a scuffle ... to continue to cooperate and collaborate with the Indian Army for collective and comprehensive security in ...

Indian Army has introduced mobile connectivity to some of the most remote and high-altitude areas of Ladakh, including Eastern and Western Ladakh, and even the challenging Siachen Glacier. For the ...

As per the US-based think tank Federation of American Scientists (FAS), India possessed around 13 nuclear weapons in the year 2000, but by the year 2025, the number has grown to an estimated 180 ...

He also contended the Indian Army had never been able to intimidate or coerce Pakistan. External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal responded to Munir’s comments by reiterating India ...

“Preliminary information suggests that on being stopped, the individual tried to snatch weapons of the soldiers ... and collaborate with the Indian Army for collective and comprehensive security ...

The FICV is designed to enhance operational effectiveness by offering a highly mobile and protected platform for infantry, ...

The 13-lakh strong Indian Army, with all its weapons, if it cannot intimidate us, do you think these terrorists can subdue our army?" The Army chief then raked up Kashmir by describing it as ...