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Indian Navy Introduces Camouflage Uniform For First Time
Unexpectedly, the Indian Navy has presented camouflage uniform on the lines of the Army and the Indian Air Force (IAF) as a component of a bigger uniform legitimization and normalization measure. Naval force sources said officials began utilizing the new uniform with advanced cover design a couple of months prior. Disguises or Battle Dress Uniforms are fatigues that are worn by the military as the standard uniform for battle. The fight dress is commonly covered, either in monochrome, for example, shades of green or earthy coloured to estimated the foundation or in a problematic example as in the most recent
Martytr Lt. Umar Fayaz Rajputana Rifle Regiment Trophy Award Announced By Army
The Indian Army has dedicated an award in memory of martyr Lieutenant Umar Fayaz, who took on the terrorists in Kashmir. The Army’s oldest Rajputana Rifles started it with the Lieutenant Umar Fayaz Rajputana Rifle Regiment Trophy Award. The award of the army will encourage the youth of India who want to join the army to counter terrorism. Army Commandant Motivation Award and Silver Medal has been awarded to Cadet Vijay Bahadur for his outstanding performance in 139 courses at National Defense Academy, Khadakwasla. Shaheed Umar Fayaz was also an alumnus of the National Defense Academy. He was popular as
Galvan Valley Conflict : Violent skirmishes were China’s planned conspiracy, claims US Commission
A top US commission in its report to the US parliament accused China of intensifying its offensive against neighbours. The report claimed that the violent clash between the armies of the two countries in the Galvan Valley of Ladakh, India in June this year was a well-planned conspiracy by the Chinese government. Beijing incited the first deadly conflict on the China-India border nearly half a century later. In its latest report to the country’s parliament, the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission said that China’s ruling Communist Party made repressive use of its armed forces in times of peace and
Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen SK Saini Addressed Bangladesh Defence College
Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen SK Saini said on Wednesday that amid the global struggle against the coronavirus epidemic, many countries seized the opportunity to increase their military, economic and political supremacy. Addressing an event organized by Bangladesh’s National Defense College digitally, Lieutenant General Saini said that while various countries are struggling to control the virus, some countries have increased their dominance militarily, economically and politically. Seized this opportunity which is not auspicious for the world community. His remarks are being seen in the indirect context of China, which despite this epidemic, has been criticized for trying to increase its
Terrorism threatens destruction in the world like world wars : India
India has said that terrorism has emerged as one of the means of waging war in the contemporary world and is posing a threat of destruction on the earth during two world wars. On the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, India said at the United Nations that global action is necessary to prevent this catastrophe. Ashish Sharma, the first Secretary of India’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, said that the completion of 75 years of the end of World War II gives us the opportunity to reaffirm the UN’s purpose and commitment to its
Indian Army goes up to 200 meters inside Pakistan
The Indian Army has once again entered into action within Pakistan. A few days ago Pakistani terrorists were trying to infiltrate into Jammu and Kashmir when the security forces exposed their plot. After this, a deep tunnel was found on the border, from which the terrorists plotted to infiltrate. The Pakistani army has lost its strength after being beaten in surgical strikes and Balakot air strikes. When the Indian Army entered Pakistan and conducted its search operation, the Pakistani army kept looking like cowards and could not muster the courage to retaliate. A few days ago, the 4 Pakistani terrorists
Indian Navy successfully tests BrahMos cruise missile
The Indian Navy successfully tested the naval version of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile in the Bay of Bengal on 1 December 2020. According to officials, the test was part of a series of tests that are being carried out by the three Indian armies. A similar test of the BrahMos missile was conducted by the Indian Navy in the Arabian Sea in October 2020. This test of BrahMos was conducted on 01 December 2020, according to the naval officer. BrahMos Aerospace operates with Indo-Russian cooperation. It produces supersonic cruise missiles that can be successfully launched from aircraft, ships, submarines
Last Rites Of Martyr Jawan Narendra Pandey Performed
Soldier of Gaya martyr Narendra Pandey got final farewell at the Falgu river bank on Sunday. In his honour, Army soldiers bowed with guns and saluted. Thereafter the last rites were performed at the cremation ground. The body of the Shaheed was brought to Pandya Parshama, his native village medical station area, in the Wrap Army in the tricolour. Where people and relatives saw the last According to the Corona guidelines, a very small number attended his last visit. The body which was wrapped in the tricolour was brought. The tricolour was assigned to the martyr’s wife. At that time
Now Bofors Cannon Gun Will Be Made From Native Parts
Efforts are on to promote Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ campaign at the prestigious 506 Army Base Workshop in the country’s prestigious security institute, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The institute is preparing to deploy indigenous components in a 155 mm / 39 calibre cannon identified as the Bofors cannon (official name 155 mm B-102 howitzer). The driving valves operating the engine of this cannon manufactured abroad will be replaced and now indigenous driving valves will be installed. These valves give the cannon the ability to move around and aim at different angles. While the country will develop the technology
India will not compromise on the country’s self-respect and security : Rajnath Singh
After nearly a dozen talks with China, public relations in India-China relations has decreased slightly, but perhaps the frozen ice has not started melting in Ladakh. Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has once again reiterated that India does not want war under any circumstances but will not compromise on the country’s self-respect and security. He said clearly – India has always walked on the path of peace and will continue to go ’till a limit’. This statement by the Union Defense Minister is significant because a few days ago there were reports that a phased withdrawal of the army has
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