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AMBALA: Western Command organised an ex-servicemen rally ‘Sampark Se Milap’ at Ambala Cantonment on Wednesday, displaying Indian Army's commitment tow.

Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, accompanied by Lt. General Rahul R. Singh, General Officer Commanding, Kharga Corps, have witnessed Kharga Shakti at the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges ...

The 25 women bikers, including two Veer Naris, are travelling to Drass town in Kargil. “The rally underlines the indomitable spirit of women, celebrates patriotism and the contribution of women in Indian Armed Forces,“ the army said.

Indian Army columns have evacuated over 11,000 civilians, provided water and rations to 7,000 individuals, and given medical assistance to over 1,500 residents stranded by floods. The Western Command responded to requests for assistance from the governments of Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh, evacuating civilians, students, and personnel from these states. Flood rescue and relief operations began on July 10 in Punjab, with 26 columns deployed and a total of 69 officers, 172 JCOs, and 1,720...

 As part of a major training exercise being conducted by the Western Command in Punjab, various formations carried out a series of different field manoeuvres to test their operational preparedness and validate operational concepts.

The 51st Raising Day of Kharga Corps was observed solemnly with a wreath-laying ceremony held at the Vijay Smarak War Memorial in Ambala Cantonment today.

The Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced the conclusion of the Vietnam-India Bilateral Army Exercise (VINBAX) 2022 at Chandimandir.

Ambala (Haryana) [India], August 16 (ANI/PNN): Together We Can Foundation (TWCF), a non-governmental organisation (NGO) that works in the fields of food safety awareness, organ donation, employment generation, women and children welfare, has announced a 'Cloth Donation' drive in Ambala city to celebrate the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav on the occasion of the 75th Independence Day celebration. TWCF is also participating in the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, distributing the National Tri-...

Indian Army had a ‘Ghost Regiment’. It spooked Pakistanis in 1971 and earned their praise © Provided by The Print Indian Army units strive for recognition and legacy, which come in the form of the Army Chief and Army Commander’s citations. The most coveted are battle and theatre honours, awarded after campaigns. However, even rarer is earning the enemy’s appreciation. Poona Horse, the regiment led by Lt Gen. Hanut Singh that fought bravely in the 1971 war, earned the honorific ‘Fakh...

The Armys western command chief Lieutenant General R P Singh visited the Kharga Corps in Ambala on Friday and reviewed the operational preparedness of troops, a defence spokesman said. Lieutenant General Singh was received at the corps base by Lieutenant General S S Mahal, General Officer Commanding, Kharga Corps. The commander was briefed on various aspects of operational and administrative preparedness of the formation, the spokesman said. During the visit, Lieutenant General Singh intera...