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A total of 4,423 Centurions were built. Amazingly, some still remain in service — albeit in highly modified form — with Israel and others.

On the anniversary of Battle of Asal Uttar, a look at how the Pakistan Army suffered heavy losses as India put up a strong defence despite adverse situations.

1965 war: The September 6 attack on Lahore was retaliation for the Pakistani aggression in Jammu and Kashmir. Recounted here are the details of this bold offensive which the Pakistani military establishment had not anticipated, assuming India would respond militarily in Jammu and Kashmir alone.

Lt Col Dilbag Singh Dabas (Retd) In the 1971 war on the western front, during the battles of Chakra-Dehlra and Basantar in the Shakargarh sector, the Indian Armoured Corps was at its best. During mos

Tribute to Colonel Ajit Datta & Mrs Anuradha Datta Colonel Ajit Datta, the youngest son of late Major S.C. Dutta and Labanya Prava Dutta of Shillong, passed away of cardiac arrest in Delhi on April 21.   |  4 May 2021 3:13 AM GMT Colonel Ajit Datta, the youngest son of late Major S.C. Dutta and Labanya Prava Dutta of Shillong, passed away of cardiac arrest in Delhi on April 21. He was 78. Mrs Anuradha Datta, daughter of late Pratul Saikia and Renu Saikia of Guwahati, passed away from cardiac...

British Empire’s sun hasn’t set on Indian officers’ clubs — centre of civil-military tussle Sanjaya Baru © Provided by The Print Writing in the 1950s, Wright Mills included the military brass in America’s power elite, along with the political and business elite, referring to them as ‘warlords’. He saw the US victory in the Second World War as being responsible for the elevated social status of military leaders and their influence on politics and government. After...