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Western Command army commander Lt Gen RP Singh reviewing operational preparedness of the formation at Kharga Corps, Ambala Cantonment. AMBALA: Lieutenant general RP Singh, army commander, Western Command visited Kharga Corps on Friday to review the operational preparedness of the formation. He was received by Lieutenant general SS Mahal, general-officer-in-commanding (GOC), Kharga Corps. The army commander was briefed on various aspects of operational and administrative preparedness of the fo...

952 Tribune News Service Ambala, December 24 Lt Gen SS Mahal, General Officer Commanding (GOC) Kharga Corps, today received one of the victory flames at an event organised at the Kharga stadium in Ambala Cantonment as part of the Swarnim Vijay Varsh celebrations to commemorate 50 years of the 1971 war. The victory flame was received by the Deep Strikers Division of the Indian Army at Shaheedi Chowk in Ambala Cantonment. During the event, a ‘Guard of Honour’ was given to the ‘victory flame...

The Indian Army is planning on converting some of its fighting formations into dual tasked one which would allow them to fight both China and Pakistan.

ANI | Updated: Dec 10, 2020 14:56 IST By Ajit K Dubey New Delhi [India], December 10 (ANI): Amid an ongoing conflict in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army is mulling converting some of its fighting formations into dual-tasked ones which would allow them to fight against both China and Pakistan. Till recently, the focus of the fighting formations was mainly towards the Pakistan border as the Line of Actual Control was not that active. The balance of the operati...

India News: The balance of the operational preparedness is heavily tilted towards the Western border can be seen from the fact that there are three Strike Corps d

The balance of the operational preparedness is heavily tilted towards the Western border can be seen from the fact that there are three Strike Corps deployed for offensive there while only one offensive Mountain Strike Corps has been created for the Northern borders

"There will be no need to raise any additional forces or a new strike corps in view of the ongoing conflict. The existing fighting formations can be given dual-tasking to look after both fronts," govt sources.