Army
Lt Gen Sadhna Saxena Nair becomes first woman Army DGMS
Lt Gen Sadhana Saxena Nair became the first woman to assume the post of director general of the Indian Army’s medical services and will command the Army Medical Corps.
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In Jammu’s Doda, Army loses major, 3 jawans in encounter with militants
Four Indian Army soldiers, including a major, were killed in action during an intense encounter with militants in the Desa forest area of Jammu & Kashmir’s Doda district, which falls in the Jammu region.
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Ladakh Scouts: IA regiment with men from nearly every Ladakhi family
This regiment, which is also known as Snow Warriors and Snow Leopards, is composed of young men from Leh and Kargil districts.
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Gen Upendra Dwivedi assumes command as Army’s 30th chief
General Upendra Dwivedi has officially taken the reins as the 30th chief of the Indian Army.
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General Manoj Pande gets one-month extension as Army chief
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has granted a one-month extension in service to the chief of the Army staff, General Manoj Pande.
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Israeli forces kill former Indian Army officer working for UN in Gaza
Colonel Waibhav Anil Kale (retired), a former Indian Army officer, was working for the United Nations department of safety and security when Israeli forces attacked his vehicle at Rafah.
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40 Years of Op Meghdoot: A legacy of valour on world’s highest battlefield
The Indian Army marked the 40th anniversary of Operation Meghdoot, on April 13. This operation, launched in 1984, was a strategic triumph that resulted in India gaining strategic control of the Siachen Glacier – the world’s highest battlefield.
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Army to ramp up innovation with ADB expansion, testing infrastructure
The Indian Army is gearing up for a technological leap with plans to significantly expand its Army Design Bureau and establish new infrastructure dedicated to testing and innovation.
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Poonch civilians’ custodial deaths: Army says probe at advanced stage
The Indian Army said it has initiated a court of inquiry into the custodial deaths. The CoI is at an advanced stage, and strict action will be taken against those found guilty of lapses.
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Army expects government nod for advanced 155mm artillery guns soon
The Indian Army is poised to bolster its artillery firepower along the northern borders, specifically in response to the ongoing tensions with China.
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