About indian army

 Introduction

The Indian Army isn't need any introduction. The entire countryman is the debtor of the army. If we can sleep peacefully in our houses, then only the entire credit goes to our army. Our three armies are the eyes of our country, water, land, and air, who play the role of watchman round the clock and seven days with great dedication. Our army is alert all the time. Protect our country's borders from external threats every moment

The military does not need any introduction. We have immense respect, love, pride, and admiration for our soldiers and the entire Indian Army. From the burning deserts of Rajasthan to the snowy heights of Siachen, from the battlefield to nation-building, to the supreme sacrifice with an unbeatable will, our soldiers have compromised for India and above all for their lives.

What is the Indian Army

The Indian Army is divided into six operating commands and one training command. Each command has several corps, divisions, brigades, battalions/regiments, rifle company, platoon, and section. All these commands have varied histories. The army has participated in many battles and campaigns around the world to win a large number of battles and honors before and after independence.

The President of India is the supreme commander of the Indian Army, commanded by the Chief of Army Staff, a four-star general. Two officers are awarded the rank of Field Marshal. And a five-star rank, which is a formal position of great honor.

The dominance of women in the Indian Army

The Indian Army today provides huge opportunities for the women of our country. The role of women in the Indian Army began when the "Indian Military Nursing Service" was formed in 1888 and fought in World War I and II, where Indian Army nurses either died or were prisoners of war or missing in action. It was announced.

In 2015, India opened new combat air force roles for women as fighter pilots. Added his role as a helicopter pilot in the Indian Air Force.

The primary mission of the Indian Army is to ensure national security and national unity. The history of the Indian Army started from fragmented armies of various princely states to the armies of the East India Company which eventually became the British Indian Army, which became the Indian National Army after independence.

The Indian Army is always ready to ensure the defense of the Government of India and every part thereof. The Indian government gets strength only because of our army. The stronger and stronger the forces of any country, the more progressive and powerful that country is.

Surprising acts done by women soldiers for the first time on Republic Day

The all-women Assam Rifles contingent made history in 2020 by participating in the Republic Day Parade for the first time.

Nari Shakti was on full display in India's 71st Republic Day parade on Sunday, as several female officers led the army and paramilitary troopers for the first time.

Majer Khushbu led a contingent of 144 women personnel of the Assam Rifles during the parade.

The center of attraction was the first participation of a female contingent of the oldest paramilitary force, the Assam Rifles. Recruitment of women personnel in this paramilitary force began in 2015 and the first batch of 124 women passed in April 2016.

The Navy, the Indian Army Service Corps, and a unit of the Corps of Signals (transportable satellite terminals) were all headed by women officers.

Captain Shikha Surabhi from Signal's Corps became the first woman to ride a bike, a major attraction on this Republic Day, as part of the Daredevils along with their male counterparts. The salute standing by him from the bike drew loud applause from the audience.

For the first time, a female officer, Mrs. Bhavna Kasturi, led a contingent of the Indian Army Service Corps, and Captain Bhavna Sayal, a third-generation officer in the Armed Forces, led the contingent of the satellite terminal. Lieutenant Bhavna Kasturi made history by becoming the first female army officer to lead an all-inclusive leadership of the Army Service Corps.

Indian Army Equipment (Weapons)

Most of the military equipment is imported, but efforts are being made to manufacture indigenous equipment. The Defense Research and Development Organization has developed a range of weapons for the Indian Army, ranging from small arms, artillery, radars, and arsenals. All Indian military small arms are manufactured under the umbrella administration of the Ordnance Factories Board. Gun manufacturing is mainly in Kanpur, Jabalpur, and Tiruchirapalli with all facilities.

The supreme command of the Indian Armed Forces is vested in the President. The headquarters of the Indian Army is located in New Delhi and functions under the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), who are responsible for command, control, and administration.

The life of a soldier works on the theme of "Nation First". He sacrifices his life to protect the pride of the nation. He is a true patriot and is always ready to put his life in the service of the motherland. A soldier is a unique hero and plays a role that is not seen but is felt.

Soldiers, the real heroes

The security of our country is completely dependent on our soldiers. Their life is not a bed of roses, but a life overcoming challenging situations. For them, the security of the country is their priority. The Indian Army not only fights in war but also takes care of rescue operations. When natural calamities come cyclones, earth-earthquakes, floods, etc. A writer, teacher, engineer, doctor perform their duties to the best of their abilities, but the role played by soldiers is paramount.

They live for others and consider the country as a big family. Courage, comradeship, and the spirit of brotherhood is another name for the Indian Army and its brave soldiers. All soldiers of the Indian Army have the desire to embrace death to become immortal at all times. Every Indian should always build a good and heroic mindset towards our national heroes and respect their sacrificial work.

Indian Army - All-Star Wars Defeated

India has one of the finest armies in the world. Our soldiers have proved their importance in all forms of wars since prehistoric times. Recently our troops were sent on missions of peace to Congo, Suez, India-China, and Korea.

During the last two world wars our soldiers fought in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East and won for the British Empire. Our soldiers also served in France and other countries. Wherever he was sent, victory was his.

Our soldiers never surrendered. His motto has always been "do or die". In the Indo-China war of October – November 1962 and later in the Indo – Pakistan war of September 1965, an Indian soldier killed his enemy's counterparts multiple times on various fronts.

If India retreated into the Indo-China war, it was not for want of courage, but for China to have enough weapons, which we did not have. Our soldiers were not adequately dressed. As stated in an American letter. Our soldiers were fighting on the icy tops of the mountains in their summer uniforms.

We all experience the great sacrifices that our Indian Army makes every day to keep our country together. We all salute our Indian Army and pay tribute to the supreme sacrifice that our army brothers are making every day.

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