India Defence News

The tussle between Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and Indian Air Force chief ACM RKS Bhadauria over the proposed integrated command system came into the public domain on Friday. 

In the wake of evolving threats and changing nature of warfare, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat on Friday said that the Indian armed forces would have to be ready for the future. 
 

The capabilities of the mechanised formations, which are mostly deployed on the western fronts, would be enhanced.

All our troops on grounds have been sensitised to this evolving threat and we are developing capabilities to deal with that whether by the state-sponsored or by the states themselves, Indian Army chief Gen MM Naravane said.

Gazette notification on Essential Defence Services Ordinance 2021 states that any person, who commences a strike that is illegal under the Ordinance or takes part in any such strike shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or with fine which may extend to Rs 10,000 or both.

During his interaction with the troops, Gen Bipin Rawat stressed the need to focus on training hard and remain vigilant to thwart the nefarious designs of adversaries.

In a significant development at the India-China border, India added another troop of 50,000 to its existing 200,000. The development is said to be a defensive mechanism in case efforts are made from another side to infiltrate into Indian territory or an attack from the rival camp.
 

Here's yet another tale of bravery from the rich annals of Indian military history. 

Agni-P weighs less than the previous version of the missile as it incorporates newer technology, including that used in 4000-kilometre range Agni-IV missile and 5000-kilometer Agni-V missile.

The devices used at Jammu were probably crude technology demonstrators but they put all military and other sensitive deployments on notice, says Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain.