If there is one battle that can truly be called a turning point in the overall context of a war, the vote should go to the capture of the Haji Pir bulge
The Battle of Dograi (1965), a pivotal and fiercely contested engagement of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, marked a moment of extraordinary courage and tenacity for the Indian Army. From the Indian
This three-day clash near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab’s Khem Karan sector was a decisive turning point in the 1965 Indo-Pak War, showcasing the Indian Army’s strategic brilliance, resilience and unyielding courage
The battle was part of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 and marked a decisive turning point for the Indian Army in the Sialkot offensive, followed soon after by the larger Battle of
India closes in on a $1 billion deal with GE for 113 fighter engines, securing continuity for HAL’s LCA Mark 1A programme and future-proofing IAF capability. India is set to take another
India strengthens maritime security with the commissioning of two indigenous stealth frigates, while Project-75(I) promises submarines with unmatched underwater endurance, redefining naval deterrence in the Indian Ocean. The Indian Navy took a
India and Japan are breaking new ground in defence cooperation by forging an “unprecedented high-technology military collaboration,” a detailed report by the Tokyo-based Japan Forward Association said this week. “The Indo-Pacific region
According to the Indian Army, over 225 Army personnel including infantry and engineering teams are on ground for search, rescue, and relief tasks…reports Asian Lite News The Indian Army has launched a
Indian Navy Chief Admiral Tripathi meets Japanese Defence Minister; visits advanced JMSDF units and shipbuilding facilities. The interaction and visits carried out by Admiral Tripathi set the ground for greater mutual understanding
Twenty-five years on, the most enduring legacy of the Kargil conflict isn’t just strategic victory or recovery of territory—it’s the irreplaceable human price India paid…writes Colonel Danvir Singh (Retd) It has been