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10 Nov

Exercise Trishul: More than 40 IAF jets; 30,000 army personnel and 20-25 Navy assets participate

New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) Months after Operation Sindoor destroyed terror camps deep inside Pakistan, followed by the further deterioration of any possible engagement with Islamabad, the Indian Security Forces began Tri-service Exercise Trishul on November 3, involving key assets of the Indian Navy, Indian Air Force and the Indian Army. According to defence officials, it involved 20-25 surface and subsurface assets including amphibious platforms of the Indian Navy, more than 40 aircraft with associated ground based assets of IAF, over 30,000 personnel and equipment of the Indian Army and indigenous weapon systems of all services between November 3-7 during…

10 Nov

Army’s Spear Corps validates use of drones for mine-laying, evacuation in Arunachal

New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) Troops of the Spear Corps, Indian Army, inducted and validated the use of drones in high-altitude operations like mine-laying and casualty evacuation using modified stretchers in Arunachal Pradesh, an official said on Monday. “The exercises also included casualty evacuation using modified stretchers, aerial induction of 120 mm mortars and contingency drills integrating unmanned systems with secure communication networks, enhancing operational agility,” said an official on X. “Troops of #SpearCorps inducted and deployed specialised drones, validating their role in high-altitude operations. Mine-laying drills were also conducted in the remote valleys of #ArunachalPradesh. In another message on…

14 Oct

India’s commitment to peacekeeping reflects spirit of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbukam’: Army Chief at UN conclave

New Delhi, Oct 14 (IANS) Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Tuesday underlined India's steadfast contributions to United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operations, describing them as a reaffirmation of the country's determination to strengthen cooperation and uphold the noble mission of global peace. Speaking at the United Nations Troop Contributing Countries (UN TCC) Chiefs' Conclave 2025 in New Delhi, General Dwivedi said India's participation in peacekeeping reflects its civilisational ethos of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbukam' -- the world is one family -- and 'Vishwa Bandhu' -- India as a friend to all. "Today, this conference builds on that same spirit, as we welcome…

27 Aug

Don’t want anyone’s land, but ready to go to any extent to protect ours: Rajnath Singh

Mhow (Madhya Pradesh), Aug 27 (IANS) In a compelling address on the second day of the tri-service seminar 'Ran Samvad 2025' at the Army War College in Mhow (now known as Ambedkar Nagar), Defence Minister Rajnath Singh underscored India's commitment to peace while stressing the necessity of robust defence readiness in the face of evolving geopolitical challenges. The Defence Minister highlighted the profound symbolism of the seminar's name, 'Ran Samvad' -- where 'Ran' signifies battle and 'Samvad' represents dialogue and reconciliation. "The very title of the programme, Ran Samvad, strikes me as quite interesting. The name itself is a subject…

04 Jun

Indian Army leads search and rescue operations in North Sikkim

Gangtok, June 4 (IANS) In the aftermath of the devastating landslide in North Sikkim, the Indian Army is working relentlessly under extreme weather and hazardous terrain conditions to assist residents and stranded tourists, officials said on Wednesday. A senior official said that Lachen village, the main hub for tourism in the region, has been completely cut off. The Army has established foot connectivity to the village and reached out to 113 stranded tourists, who will be evacuated soon. “On Tuesday, 30 tourists, including some foreign nationals, were successfully airlifted by military helicopters,” he added. Search operations have continued with urgency…

28 May

Army chief witnesses demos of indigenous drone warfare systems

Babina, May 28 (IANS) Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Upendra Dwivedi witnessed high-tech demonstrations of indigenous Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), Counter-UAS technology, and Loitering Munitions at the Babina Field Firing Ranges in Uttar Pradesh, the Indian Army said on Wednesday. In a post on X, the Army stated, "General Upendra Dwivedi, COAS, witnessed cutting-edge demonstrations of indigenous UAS, Counter-UAS and Loitering Munitions on 27 May 2025 at Babina Field Firing Ranges." "These capabilities will significantly enhance operational efficiency, force protection and precision engagement across varied terrains," the statement further read. The demonstrations are part of a broader effort to…

23 May

Operation Sindoor sparked panic in Pakistan army, intercept reveals commander abandoned post

New Delhi, May 23 (IANS) The Indian Army's recent precision strikes under Operation Sindoor triggered chaos and panic within the Pakistani military ranks, with intercepts revealing that several of its officers abandoned their posts during the offensive. According to sources in the Indian Army, intercepted communications show that a commander of the Pakistani Army's 75th Infantry Brigade, stationed near the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), refused to return to his post during the operation. When junior officers contacted him to inquire about the reopening of the office, the commander reportedly replied, "The office will open later, save…

14 May

India’s decisive victory in modern warfare: Insights from top analysts Tom Cooper and John Spencer

New Delhi, May 14 (IANS) In the early hours of May 7, Operation Sindoor marked a powerful shift in how India deals with terrorism. This wasn't just another military move — it was a clear message to the world: India will not stay silent in the face of cross-border attacks. The operation came just two weeks after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, where 26 innocent people — including one Nepali citizen — were killed. The attack shocked the country and united the people in anger and grief. The Indian government responded quickly and firmly, deciding that enough was…

13 May

India exposes Pakistan’s S-400 lies with one picture from Adampur

Adampur, May 13 (IANS) Pakistan claimed it destroyed India’s premier airbase in Adampur. It also claimed that its China-made JF-17 jets wiped out the Russian-origin S-400 missile defence system stationed there. It claimed it took out fighter jets, radar stations, and killed 60 Indian soldiers. But one image from this morning has silenced all of it. A photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi standing at Adampur Air Force Station — saluting soldiers with a fully operational S-400 system clearly visible behind him — came as India's most direct rebuttal to Pakistan’s disinformation campaign. “This isn’t just a picture. It’s a…

12 May

From land to sea to sky: India crushed Pakistan’s aggression with precision

New Delhi, May 12 (IANS) Senior military officials on Monday provided a detailed operational account of India’s robust defence measures and offensive preparedness during and after Operation Sindoor, a decisive response to the recent terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam. At a high-level briefing, Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), and Vice Admiral A.N. Pramod, Director General of Naval Operations, explained the multi-layered coordination among the Indian Army, Air Force, and Navy, describing a defence posture that was both measured and impenetrable. Army's Role: Defending without crossing borders Lt Gen Ghai clarified that India did…