The number of Indian Army soldiers killed in Friday’s encounter with militants in Jammu & Kashmir’s Rajouri sector has climbed to five with three more soldiers succumbing to their injuries at the Army Command Hospital in Udhampur. Read More

Two Indian Army soldiers were killed and four, including an officer, was injured while carrying out an intelligence-based anti-militant operation in the Kandi forest area of Jammu & Kashmir’s Rajouri sector. India Sentinels has learned that the fallen soldiers belonged to the Army’s 9 Para SF unit. Read More

The Army and the Assam Rifles have been ordered to step in and shoot at sight as last resort to control mobs in Manipur after the dispute between tribal groups and the majority Meitei community over the latter’s demand for “scheduled tribe” status spiralled into deadly and widespread violence. Read More

An Indian Army Dhruv advanced light helicopter crashed at a remote area in Jammu & Kashmir’s Marwah area in Kishtwar district, on Thursday morning. The accident left an airman, Craftsman (Aviation Tech) Pabballa Anil, dead and the two pilots injured. Read More

The first batch of five women officers was commissioned into the Regiment of Artillery of the Indian Army after their successful completion of training at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) Chennai on Saturday. Read More

At least five soldiers of the Rashtriya Rifles were killed when the vehicle they were travelling in was ambushed in Jammu & Kashmir’s Poonch district, on Thursday, the Indian Army’s Northern Command headquarters in Udhampur said. Read More

The year’s first Indian Army Commanders’ Conference started in a hybrid format, Monday. In the meeting, the Army’s top brass is brainstorming upon all aspects of existing security scenarios, situation along the borders, and in the hinterland and challenges for the present security apparatus. Read More

The Indian Army and the Tezpur University signed a memorandum of understanding for training Army personnel in Chinese language. According to the agreement, the course will be for a duration of four months, which will be conducted by the Tezpur University. Read More

The Bathinda Police and the Indian Army, on Monday, has said the killer of the four soldiers in the Bathinda military station, on April 12, has confessed to have committed the crime. Read More

The “Zorawar” lightweight tank for mountain warfare, which the defence ministry’s Defence Acquisition Council approved as a necessity for the Indian Army in December as reported by India Sentinels, will be operationalized by 2027, sources in the defence establishment claimed. Read More