Page 17 - Strike Corps News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Updated Apr 09, 2021 | 20:30 IST The strengthening of the Mountain Strike Corps is part of the steps taken by the force to rebalance its focus more towards the Chinese border from the western front with Pakistan. Image for representational purpose  New Delhi: Further strengthening its deployments along the Northern borders, the Indian Army is adding around 10,000 more troops to its only mountain strike corps responsible for looking after offensive operations along the China border. The strengthening of the Mountain Strike Corps is part of the steps taken by the forc...

Indian Army strengthens mountain strike corps looking after China border SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 09, 2021, 03:24 PM IST Share Synopsis An existing Division formation, with around 10,000 troops, located in the Eastern sector has now been assigned to the 17 Mountain Strike Corps headquartered in West Bengal's Panagarh, government sources told ANI. Getty Images A Border Security Force soldier wearing a mask guards a highway as Indian army convoy makes way towards Leh, bordering China, on June 19, 2020 (Representative image) Related Further strengthening its deployments along the Northern bord...

Experts believe that Pakistan has between 150 and 180 nuclear bombs. Here's What You Need to Remember: Could Pakistan and India both give up their nuclear arms? Pakistan’s reliance on tactical nuclear weapons to offset weakness in conventional weapons will make it hard for Islamabad to divest itself of its nuclear arms. Of all the countries in the world, just nine are believed to have developed nuclear weapons. One member of this exclusive club is Pakistan, a country that occupies a unique strategic position on the Indian subcontinent. An ally of the United States and China and archenemy o...

India’s Service chiefs or retired senior officers need to tell hard facts to the government. Can we actually fight a two-front war?

Indian tourists can keep the Chinese away from LAC. Govt must open borders Power differential with China doesn’t allow us to take back the usurped areas, but habitat across LAC will safeguard India against further loss of territory. Text Size: A+ The formal response of the Indian and Chinese governments to the “discovery” of a newly constructed Chinese village 4.5 km inside Indian territory on Tsari Chu river, Upper Subansiri district, reflects on the current power equation in the high Himalayas. Even our media, barring a few who ran sensational headlines, soberly analysed the histo...