An Indian Army contingent is heading to the USA for Yudh Abhyas 2025. This joint military exercise with the US Army will focus on tactical ...

Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani has been appointed as the new Vice Chief of the Army Staff, succeeding Gen Upendra Dwivedi. With over 37 years of ...

Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani is set to be the next Vice Chief of Army Staff succeeding Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi, following the government's clear...

The mortal remains were brought from New Delhi to the Karipur International Airport in Kozhikode and was received by Member of Parliament E...

Addressing a 'Sainik Sammelan' organised to commemorate the 1971 India-Pakistan War at the battalion's unit location in New Delhi on Friday...

Lt Gen Singh is an alumnus of the Sainik School Kapurthala, National Defence Academy and the Indian Military Academy. He was commissioned i...

MRC Commandant, Brig Rajeswar Singh reviewed the attestation parade, which was carried out with appropriate social distancing in consonance...

Officials said constable Jitender Kumar died at the RML Hospital here after he was admitted with fever and difficulty in breathing on June ...

Gen Rawat, who has been named as the first Chief of Defence Staff of the country, has had an illustrious and long career as an officer of t...

President Ram Nath Kovind, who is also the Supreme Commander of the armed forces, has approved 132 awards to armed forces personnel and mem...

Used in clearing barbed wires, Bangalore Torpedo was devised by Madras Engineering Group.

The condition of Koppad, who was admitted to Army Research and Referral Hospital here on February 9, had deteriorated yesterday.

One of 9 whose mortal remains were brought was Subedar Nagesha TT, a highly motivated Junior Commissioned Officer, also known as 'Rambo'.

Ten Army personnel were trapped under a mass of snow after an avalanche hit their post in Northern Siachen at 19,600 feet.

The soldier died today, three days after he was miraculously rescued alive from beneath tonnes of snow at a height of 19,600 feet.

The memorial was unveiled in 1928 in Bengaluru, in the memory of 350 officers and soldiers who died in the Great War.

Comprising not just the gritty Gorkhas, but also men from Kumaon and Garhwal regions, Sir Robert Colquhuon had raised the regiment on April...