Army tanks will destroy the enemy with night vision lenses
Tanks deployed on the border will now be able to deliver the enemy’s sixes at night. This will be possible with the help of night vision lens prepared at Opto Electronics Factory (OLF) Dehradun. With the help of the indigenous device, the tanks will be able to aim for long distances even at night. A night vision lens has been prepared at the Opto Electronics Factory (OLF) Dehradun for the BMP-2 tank deployed near the LAC amid continuing deadlock at the China border. This will help in targeting by watching the movements of the enemy at night. It has a
No virus can stop our armed forces from doing their duty : Rajnath Singh
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday praised the armed forces, saying that while the world was fighting the coronavirus, the Indian armed forces were bravely protecting our borders. Singh said that no virus can stop our armed forces from doing their duty. On the state of aggression on the Himalayan borders, he said, “The aggression on our borders of the Himalayas without any provocation shows how the world is changing, how existing agreements are being challenged.” At the same time, he appreciated the courage of the force in Ladakh and said that there is a heavy deployment of armed forces
Possibility of some more terrorists in the mountains of Pir Panjal, operation continues
Some more terrorists are feared hidden in the mountains of Pir Panjal in Surankote tehsil. The search operation of the security forces continues even after the two terrorists were killed and one terrorist was captured in the Poshana encounter. According to intelligence sources, more militants are expected to come across this during the infiltration. It is possible that after the infiltration, the terrorists formed a group and tried to go through a different route to Kashmir valley. Intelligence sources said that the search operation has not been stopped. The mountains of Pir Panjal received more snowfall. In such a situation,
Prior position will be restored with China soon: Deputy Army Chief
Deputy Chief of Army Staff General SK Saini said that talks are going on at the military and diplomatic level to resolve the Indo-China border dispute in East Ladakh. Soon it will be restored before April. He said that the sovereignty, integrity of the country will not be allowed to come in any way. Whether it has to go to any extent. Take General SK Saini said this while speaking to reporters after the passing out parade held at the Indian Military Academy. On the ongoing border dispute with China, he said that this is a very complex issue. Such
Army Chief General Narwane’s visit to Saudi Arabia will strengthen cooperation in defense sector: Indian Army
The historic visit of Army Chief General MM Narwane to Saudi Arabia will strengthen bilateral relations in the defence sector. This information was given by the Indian Army on Monday. General Narwane, who arrived in Saudi Arabia in the second leg of the two-nation tour, is the first chief of the Indian Army to travel to two strategically important Gulf countries. He was on a tour of the United Arab Emirates before Saudi Arabia. In a tweet, the Indian Army’s Additional Director General of Public Information said, the visit of COAS (Chief of Army Staff) to Saudi Arabia will strengthen
Bihar Farmer’s Son Akashdeep Becomes Lieutenant In Indian Army
Son of Nalanda district of Bihar, Akashdeep made his farmer father and mother dreams come true by becoming an officer in the army. He has also brightened the name of the entire district by becoming an officer in the army. As soon as the last step of the passing out parade was completed in OTA Gaya, the chest of Akashdeep’s parents present there was proudly widened. After passing out, Akashdeep, an officer in the army, hugged his mother. The entire district is becoming proud with the success story of the son of a farmer of Shahwajpur village of Asthawan block
Indian Army Destroys Pakistan Posts In Response To Cannon Shells and Mortar Firing
In order to disturb the ongoing District Development Council elections in Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistani army is firing mortar with continuous fire in Poonch and Kathua. On the second day on Sunday too, the Pakistani army fired mortar and cannon shells with firepower in Deogwar sector of Poonch district. In retaliation from the Indian Army, several posts of the Pak Army have been damaged. Many residential areas came under fire, but no damage has been done. Continuing fire from both sides continued till late evening. Earlier on Saturday, Pakistani troops opened fire in Balakot sector of Poonch. According to
India-China Standoff : Army approved to keep ammunition for 15 days
India-China Standoff: India has taken an important step amid the ongoing tension along the border with China. The central government has allowed the Armed Forces to stockpile equipment and ammunition for a fierce battle of 15 days. Amid continued tension with China in Eastern Ladakh, the Central Government’s decision to purchase weapons with ammunition and ammunition worth 50 thousand crores is expected in the coming days by the armed forces, using the decision of the central government and emergency financial powers. is. The decision of the central government has come for 15-I level, earlier the storage of equipment and ammunition
IMA Passing Out Parade Held Following Covid-19 rules, 325 military officers got to the country
A passing out parade (POP) was held at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) on Saturday. ‘Bharat Mata Teri Kasam Tere Rakshak Banega Humne Hum’, Gentleman Cadet stepping on this song IMA, were greeted by the attendees as they reached the drill square. Today, 325 young cadets became part of the Indian Army as soon as the last leg was filled at the Indian Military Academy (IMA). With this, 70 foreign cadets also passed out. Deputy Chief of Army Staff. General SK Saini took the salute of the parade. The parade began with Markers’ call at 0845 AM. Company Sergeant Major
Army Chief Narwane talks with UAE commander on defense cooperation
The Chief of the Indian Army, General MM Narwane, met the Commander of the UAE’s Land Army and Staff Major General Saleh Mohammed Saleh Al Ameri. The army chief also discussed key issues of mutual interest and defence cooperation on Friday. General Narwane is currently on a six-day visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia, the first visit by the Chief of the Indian Army to two strategically important Gulf countries. According to the Indian Army, General Narwane received a Guard of Honor at UAE’s ground forces headquarters on Wednesday and garlanded at Martyr Point. The Indian