The Dhanush is developed from blueprints supplied by Bofors in the 1980s, when India bought 400 Swedish FH-77B howitzers
'The Indian Army shot down the drone while it was making an attempt to enter the Indian airspace,' Army sources said
Finalised after 12 independent studies, the transformative reforms in the Army are being implemented to make the 1.3 million-strong force leaner and meaner
OFB is reviving manufacturing of anti-aircraft guns, and is in talks with tech firms to have a better grip in the field of data analytics
A soldier died and five jawans of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police were injured in the avalanche.
India has signed an agreement with US defence firm Sig Sauer for 72,400 assault rifles
The glaringly low budget provided for the Army, with practically nothing left for modernisation of equipment and ammunition, needs to be reviewed
Good post-Wuhan relations see Indian soldiers teaching Chinese the bhangra
The military threat from Pakistan comes from its increasing interoperability with the PLA, combined with the high geo-strategic stakes that China has in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
General Bipin Rawat's facetious arguments infantilise women at best and are ridiculous at worst
Around one lakh service personnel including 87,646 JCOs and 25,434 personnel from the Navy and the Indian Air Force will be affected by the decision
General Bipin Rawat said the neighbouring nation should first take steps to curtail terror activities on its soil
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said within the Indo-Pacific, the Indian Ocean Region remained India's primary area of interest
A stern warning has been conveyed to the Pakistani forces to restrain terrorists operating from their soil
Army sources said the reform measures would be implemented in a phased manner and with a sense of urgency
The study observed a steady decline in average trust levels in the SC to HCs to district courts across all states, except AP where 28% stated trust in the district courts.
The Army is also drawing lessons from the navy, which kept its numbers at just 71,600, and consequently has 46 per cent of its budget available for equipment
Army invokes special financial powers for urgent surveillance need
Major Gogoi was questioned by police on May 23 after he was seen in a Srinagar hotel with a Kashmiri girl and a male who works for the Army
We need military power of a different kind in which prowess at sea is a major, if not prime, determinant