Under the leadership of General Upendra Dwivedi, these units signify a clear departure from traditional "brute force" tactics, ushering in an era where digital precision and smart machines do the heavy lifting, ensuring India remains secure against 21st-century threats.

Project Shaktibaan: India's bold leap into drone-centric military future

In a historic first, double-humped Bactrian camels will march in India’s Republic Day parade. The rare breed, showcased by the Indian Army, is specially adapted to Ladakh’s extreme high-altitude and freezing desert conditions. Capable of carrying loads of up to 250 kilograms, these camels play a vital role in logistics and mobility in some of the harshest terrains in the world. The debut highlights India’s unique military capabilities and regional heritage.


Indian Army to showcase elite animal force at Republic Day parade 

In the Financial Year 2025-26, the Ministry of Defence has signed capital contracts amounting to Rs 1,82,492 crore for the modernisation of the Armed Forces. 

Defence Ministry inks ₹4,666 crore contracts for Close Quarter Battle Carbines and heavyweight torpedoes

Forced by geopolitical pressures and bolstered by policy alignment, India’s military is evolving from import dependence towards industrial depth, joint operations and technological edge.

India's defence 'year of reforms' 2025: From indigenisation push to record exports

During Operation Sindoor, ten-year-old Shravan quietly supported soldiers stationed near his Ferozepur home by delivering water, tea, milk, ice and lassi, an act that later brought him national recognition.

India’s Youngest Civil Warrior, Sharvan Singh awarded Rashtriya Bal Puraskar for helping soldiers during Operation Sindoor

Indian Army soldiers and officers have been advised to refrain from commenting and communicating their views on social media. They must scrupulously use these platforms only for viewing and monitoring purposes.

Indian Army issues new social media guidelines for personnel. Here are details

With the arrival of the final three aircraft, the Indian Army has now taken delivery of all six Apache attack helicopters procured for its Aviation Corps. The induction represents a significant boost to the Army’s attack helicopter capability, especially for missions in desert terrain.

Indian Army receives final batch of Apache AH-64E helicopters: What does the arrival mean?

The exercise validated joint Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) for Counter-Terrorism operations under Chapter VII of the UN Charter

Indian, Nepal armies ramp up battle readiness in high-intensity Surya Kiran–XIX wargame

This landmark initiative marks the beginning of the Army's transition to environmentally responsible fuel alternatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions and strengthening long-term energy sustainability. 

Indian Army inducts bio-diesel across fuel chain, major move towards green mobility

Kamalesan reportedly argued that entering these places went against his Christian beliefs and that he was also acting out of respect for the religious sentiments of his Sikh troops.

In the army, religion unites and does not divide

The Navy chief on Tuesday stated that operations in the western Arabian Sea have been ongoing continuously for the past 7–8 months.

'Operation Sindoor is not over yet': Navy Chief cautions, will hit back hard if provoked

'Army being pressured to speak in support of the government': Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury sets off war of words, BJP reacts

Indian Army Conducts Successful BrahMos Long-Range Precision Strike Test | WION SHORTS

Indian Army Conducts Successful BrahMos Long-Range Precision Strike Test

The Indian Army today successfully carried out a combat missile launch of the BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile from a test range in the Bay of Bengal. The launch was executed in a precisely coordinated mission involving a BrahMos unit of Southern Command and elements of the Tri-Services Andaman & Nicobar Command.


India Fires Brahmos, Sends Supersonic Warning

A dramatic rescue operation unfolded in Sri Lanka as the Indian Air Force successfully evacuated an Indian national along with several others trapped in a landslide-affected restricted zone in Kotmale.

In a hybrid extraction mission, an IAF Garud commando was winched down into the hazardous terrain to guide stranded passengers through a cross-country route to a pre-marked helipad. From there, 24 people — Indians, foreign nationals, and Sri Lankans — were airlifted to Colombo.


IAF Rescue Operation: Indians Airlifted from Landslide Zone in Dramatic Operation!

These combined efforts rapidly overpowered Pakistani formations. Joint operations disrupted Pakistan’s hold over Dhaka and other critical regions, breaking both logistical networks and the morale of the occupying forces. 

Indian Army as architect: Structuring Bangladesh’s first military force

Operation Sindoor: General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of Army Staff, asserts that talks and terror cannot coexist. Emphasizing India’s preparedness to respond firmly, he articulates the nation’s stance against state-sponsored terrorism and warns that both terrorists and their sponsors will face decisive action. Highlighting Operation Sindoor as a symbol of India’s resolve, General Dwivedi underscores that while India supports peaceful processes, it will not hesitate in tackling terror threats that jeopardize national security.

Op Sindoor: General Upendra Dwivedi’s Strong Message on Terror and Peace Talks

In a significant demonstration of innovation in extreme terrain, the Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps has developed an in-house High Altitude Monorail System to support operations at 16,000 feet in the Kameng Himalayas of Arunachal Pradesh.

India: High-Altitude Monorail Built In Arunachal's Kameng By Indian Army's Gajraj Corps

The Indian Army recently held a spectacular showcase of its defence capabilities in the Thar desert, demonstrating modern weaponry, tactical exercises, and coordination skills.
The event highlights India’s readiness and strategic strength along its western borders.

Indian Army Showcases Defence Prowess in Thar Desert | Military Display 2025

The Jammu & Kashmir Police, in coordination with the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Faridabad Police, have foiled a terror plot by recovering around 350 kilograms of explosives, an AK-47 rifle, and a large cache of ammunition from a rented accommodation in Dhauj village, Faridabad. The seized explosives were identified as ammonium nitrate, enough to make several high-intensity improvised explosive devices (IEDs).



Jammu & Kashmir Police Foil Terror Plot, Seize 350 Kg Explosives and AK-47 in Faridabad

In a significant anti-terror operation, Jammu and Kashmir police recovered around 300 kilograms of explosives, including ammonium nitrate (RDX), and an AK-47 rifle from a hospital in Faridabad near Delhi. The seizure was made following the arrest of two doctors from Jammu and Kashmir, suspected of having links to terror outfits.


Breaking: 300 kg RDX, Rifle Found; Two Jammu & Kashmir Doctors Detained

The initiative is not confined to Chotali alone. The Army plans to extend similar assistance to other schools in border villages, including Government School, Gagar Hill, and Government Primary School, Somwali. 

Indian Army turns border classrooms into beacons of hope in J&K

Appealing to “Generation Z,” he said that with discipline and the right digital guidance, India has the potential to leap several generations ahead in progress. He also added that this generation will drive India forward in the coming days.

'Even Trump doesn’t know what he’ll do tomorrow': Army Chief Dwivedi’s candid take on rising security threats

Northern Army Commander, Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, on Thursday witnessed 'Exercise AstraShakti' in the icy heights of the high-altitude areas of the Union Territory of Ladakh, officials said.

The AstraShakti exercise is currently underway as a validation of long-range precision artillery firepower, swarm drones, counter-unmanned aerial surveillance systems, commando operations, and synergy with the ITBP in the icy expanse and high-altitude areas of Ladakh.

Astra Shakti: Indian army conducts massive military exercise near China border

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Project Shaktibaan: India's bold leap into drone-centric military future

Indian Army to showcase elite animal force at Republic Day parade

India boosts firepower with ₹4,666 crore contracts for carbines, torpedoes

India's defence 'year of reforms' 2025: From indigenisation to record exports

10-year-old Sharvan Singh awarded Rashtriya Bal Puraskar for assisting soldiers

Indian Army issues new social media guidelines for personnel. Here are details

Indian Army receives final batch of Apache AH-64E helicopters: What does it mean

Indian, Nepal armies ramp up battle readiness in Surya Kiran–XIX wargame

Indian Army inducts bio-diesel across fuel chain, speeds up green transition