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The Indian Army, with 12 lakh personnel, is gearing up to upgrade its tanks and introduce new ones, in response to reports on tank vulnerabilities. Senior officers attribute the heavy losses of Russian tanks in Ukraine to poor tactics, highlighting the need for combined-arms operations. A mega project worth Rs 57,000 crores aims to produce 1,770 Future Ready Combat Vehicles (FRCVs) to replace old T-72 tanks, starting in 2030. These FRCVs will feature advanced technologies like AI, drone integration, and active protection systems.

Army Combat Vehicles: Indian Army plans major upgrade of tanks and induction of new-generation tanks. Upgrade aims to address poor tactics observed in Ukraine war. Future ready combat vehicles (FRCVs) to have AI and active protection system.

Europe News: Dismissing reports about the tank’s death as greatly exaggerated, the 12-lakh strong Indian Army is going in for a major upgrade of its existing tanks and gearing up to induct new-generation ones. The Army plans to issue the RFP (request for proposal) this year for the estimated Rs 57,000-crore mega project to produce 1,770 future-ready combat vehicles (FRCVs) in India to replace the old Russian-origin T-72 tanks from 2030 onwards.

India News: Indian Army plans major upgrade of tanks and induction of new-generation tanks. Upgrade aims to address poor tactics observed in Ukraine war. Future r

Kuwait issues NOCs to Indian engineers after a four-year wait and appeals to the Indian government and Kuwait. Resolving the issue of no objection certificate (NOC) from the Kuwait Society of Engineers (KSE). Only engineering candidates whose colleges are not accredited by the NBA in India are issued with NOCs. The rule has been relaxed, bringing joy to many engineers who have been anxious about their work in Kuwait.