It Usually means end to the war for that country The capital city (in most countries) is somewhere close to the middle of the nation (for administrative reasons) and this means of the capital fell the rest of the country is usually gone.
The Mughal Empire stretched over most parts of the Indian sub-continent, from Kabul to Gujarat to Bengal, and from Kashmir to south India. Only the south-western region of Kerala and southern Tamil Nadu were not directly under Mughal rule
Delhi is of great historical significance as an important commercial, transport, and cultural hub, as well as the political centre of India
The 75th Army Day celebration will be held in Bengaluru on January 15. This is for the first time that the event is being conducted out of the National capital.
Agnipath Scheme is a recruitment process undertaken by the Indian armed forces.
The first-ever batch of Agniveers selected under the Agnipath scheme, which is sponsored by the Govt of India, have joined the Indian Army for training for several posts
Why is Army Day celebrated in India?
It is observed every year to mark the achievement of the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army
Variours sessions of the above going to be discussed in this Post
The Army Day celebration, which takes place on January 15 each year, will be hosted in Bengaluru for the first time this calendar year. Additionally, this year marks the first time that Army Day, which is currently in its 75th year, will be celebrated in a location other than the nation's capital
India got its first Army Chief in 1949. On 15 January 1949, Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa took over the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from General Francis Butcher, the last British Commander-in-Chief of India. This year, India is celebrating its 75th Army Day on 15 January.
The Chief of the Army Staff, General Manoj Pande will lay a wreath at the Madras Engineering Group War memorial on that day and review the Army Day parade by eight marching contingents including a horse mounted contingent.
Five regimental brass bands will be part of the parade
The parade featured a display of military might, including a showcase of weapons and equipment, as well as a march past by the soldiers. The parade also paid tribute to the sacrifices made by the Indian Army and its veterans.
Speaking at the Army Day parade in Bengaluru Sunday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the event was organised in Karnataka to pay tribute to the people of the state who laid down their lives for India’s freedom.
The Chief of the Army Staff, General Manoj Pande has said that the Indian Army is modernising weapons and infrastructure, improving its processes and systems, adopting advanced technologies and partnering with industries to develop indigenous weapons and equipment to meet the present and future challenges
the Army Chief said though ceasefire violations saw a dip along the western border, still there is a terror infrastructure on the other side and several proxy outfits have resorted to targeted killings to gain visibility.
In Agneepath recruitment Indian youth those are under 17.5 to 23 year old can apply for Indian armed forces. Agneepath is short service commission total for 4 year including training period after training period Aniveers 25% retain and other get reservation in different state government jobs like CAPF, Assam rifles and state police
7.5 lakh applications received under Agnipath scheme show youth's keenness to join armed forces: IAF Chief
The youth selected for the Indian Army and Air Force under the new recruitment scheme Agnipath have reached their respective training centres and the training for those to join the Indian Air Force began on Sunday
The first batch of Agniveers included about 25,800 soldiers, including 19,000 recruits for the Indian Army, 2,800 recruits for Indian Navy (Includes 271 Womens) and 3,000 for the Indian Air Force (IAF).
PM Narendra Modi addressed that this transformative policy will be a game changer in strengthening the Armed Forces and making them future ready for the challenges that lie ahead. The Prime Minister affirmed that the young Agniveers will make the Armed Forces more youthful and tech-savvy.
In Russia -Ukraine War, both sides need in armed forces.
Russia’s president, signed a decree increasing the authorised number of combat personnel in the Russian armed forces to 1.15m, a rise of 137,000
Nature of warfare is changing and is becoming increasingly multi-domain and becoming increasingly evolving in different aspects of warfare, be it cyber, space, information warfare.
We Salute all the Agnipath Soldiers in Indian Army on behalf of Tamil Pokkisham.
Although ISRO's success story dwarfs DRDO, one cannot deny the success of DRDO in terms of making India capable of developing indigenous missile technology and other essential defence equipment.
I am proud to be an Indian because of its rich tradition and heritage
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