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  Top 8 Facts about Indian Navy MARCOS In this blog we’ll discuss some of the interesting facts about Indian Navy MARCOS. The Indian armed forces are probably the only thoroughly professional government agency in the country and the Marine Commando Force (MCF) is the most elite Special Forces Units of the Indian Armed Forces specialized in Amphibious Warfare, Counter Terrorism, Unconventional Warfare and Rescue Operations. Here are the top 08 facts about Indian Navy MARCOS that every Defence Aspirant should know  • MARCOS were raised as the Indian Marine Special Forces (IMSF) in the year of 1985. 02 Years later, MARCOS were renamed as the Marine Commando Force (MCF) with the deadliest motto “The Few The Fearless”. MARCOS are termed as the “Dadiwala Fauj” , meaning the “Bearded Army” by terrorists because of their bearded disguise in civil areas. • To be a Marine Commando is no cakewalk because trainees have to undergo one of the world’s toughest courses that lasts for an appro...

  Combat Air Patrol IAF – All You Need To Know Combat Air Patrol IAF also known as CAP is a kind of flying mission of fighter aircraft, especially for those deployed as interceptors or ORPs (Operational Readiness Platforms). Combat Air Patrols apply to both Overland and overwater operations. The Combat Air Patrols fly in the formation of two or more fighter aircraft. The primary objective of Combat Air Patrol is to defend against aerial threats over an objective area, an air defence area, or a critical combat zone. The aircraft is meant to intercept and destroy hostile aircraft and other aerial threats. The Combat Air Patrol Aircraft are loaded with Beyond Visual Range Missiles, Electronic Warfare Suite, Laser Guided Bombs, etc. The flying formation maintains constant communication with AWACS and Ground Radars. Indian Air Force (IAF) deploys its Mirage 2000, Su-30 Mki, Dassault Rafale, and MiG 29 UPG for the Combat Air Patrols. During the aftermath of the Balakot strikes and Galwan...

  Company Quartermaster Havildar Abdul                          Hamid In this post, we will see about the brave act of Company Quartermaster Havildar Abdul Hamid who received Param Veer Chakra for his actions during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965. Military life Hamid joined the army in December 1954 in 4th Battalion of the Grenadiers During the Sino-Indian War, his battalion participated in the battle of Namka Chu against the People’s Liberation Army. During the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, the 4 Grenadiers battalion was entrusted with a vital position before the village of Chima on the Khem Karan–Bhikhiwind At the Battle of Asal Uttar 9–10 September 1965, Hamid destroyed six Pakistani tanks and inspired. During an engagement with a seventh. Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 Pakistan army decided to attack Jammu and Kashmir after  operation Gibraltar . In counter offence, Indi...

  Why Army, Navy And Airforce Have Different Salute  Did you ever wonder why the Indian Army,  Navy and Airforce have different salute. In this blog we will discuss why the three services have different salutes. The life of a soldier is attributed to diligence, hard work, sacrifices, orderliness, and discipline. The personnel’s of the Indian Armed Forces carry themselves in a sophisticated manner, and it is always spectacular to watch the parade and their salutes. You can view their salutes during the events like Independence day and Republic day parades or various other ceremonial events. The Salute is a gesture of respect or polite recognition but, do you even know that the Indian Army, Navy and Air force differ even in the mannerism of their salute? Let’s Start and Explore it out!! Indian Army Style of the Salute: An Open Palm facing Forward. How the salute is performed in Indian Army ? The personnel of the Indian Army executes salute with an open hand, with fingers an...

  Light Combat Helicopter Prachand   Indian Air Force has inducted the first batch of indigenously-developed Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand on Monday in the presence of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhary, Air Marshal Vikram Singh Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, South Western Air Command, Chairman and Managing Director of HAL Shri C.B. Ananthakrishnan, senior officials of Ministry of Defence, IAF and local dignitaries were present on the occasion.  In his address, Shri Rajnath Singh praised role of IAF in meeting internal as well as external threats to the country since independence. He added that the induction of LCH, with its tremendous power and versatility, not only enhances the combat capabilities of IAF but is also a big step towards self-reliance in defense production, as envisioned by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The trust reposed and support extended ...

  'नभ: स्‍पृशं दीप्‍तम, यानी गर्व के साथ आकाश को छूना Thirteen years after it entered the competition for Indian Air Force (IAF)’s Medium Multi Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA), and eight years after it won the competition, the first batch of five Rafale fighters landed at Ambala airbase on 29 July. These will re-equip Ambala-based 17 squadron and it will become the first Rafale squadron of IAF. The second squadron will be based at Hashimara air base, close to Bhutan border, in east.  Rafale Induction and Roles IAF has taken delivery of ten of the contracted thirty-six Rafale. Five have come to Ambala. The other five will stay in France for training and will come to India later. Delivery of all thirty-six Rafale will be completed by end-2021. Rafale can be used as air superiority fighter with Beyond Visual Range (BVR) missiles and close combat missiles (CCM) to attack targets in the air, or to attack targets on ground or sea with precision-guided munitions, or for reconnaissance, ...

  भारतीय सैनिकों का दर्द हम कम से कम अपने दिल में उतार कर देश की सेना को सम्मान के नजरिए से देखें तो यह भी एक बड़ी देशभक्ति होगी। सीमा पर तैनात एक जवान का दर्द इस कविता में शामिल किया गया है। युद्ध में जख्मी सैनिक साथी से कहता है:   ‘साथी घर जाकर मत कहना, संकेतो में बतला देना;   यदि हाल मेरी माता पूछे तो, जलता दीप बुझा देना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो दो आंसू तुम छलका देना!!   यदि हाल मेरी बहना पूछे तो, सूनी कलाई दिखला देना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो, राखी तोड़ दिखा देना !!   यदि हाल मेरी पत्नी पूछे तो, मस्तक तुम झुका लेना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो, मांग का सिन्दूर मिटा देना!!   यदि हाल मेरे पापा पूछे तो, हाथों को सहला देना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो, लाठी तोड़ दिखा देना!!  यदि हाल मेरा बेटा पूछे तो, सर उसका सहला देना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो, सीने से उसको लगा लेना!!   यदि हाल मेरा भाई पूछे तो, खाली राह दिखा देना!   इतने पर भी न समझे तो, सैनिक धर्म बता देना!!  

                     Ye dil mangee more  The much-loved war movie based on the life of Captain Vikram Batra, titled Shershaah released last year. Starring Sidharth Malhotra in the titular role, the film followed the journey of this war hero who played an instrumental part in the Kargil War of 1999. If you have watched the movie and loved Sidharth's character of Captain Batra, then here's everything you need to know about this Kargil brave heart. Captain Vikram Batra service number IC 57556 was born on 9th September, 1974 in Kangra valley in Palampur, Himachal Pradesh. During the Kargil invasion of 1999 by Pakistan, Lt. Batra (at time) was ordered to recapture peak 5140 on June 19, 1999 five weeks after the war began. The Pakistani camp on the peak was filled with enemy soldiers and all of Batra’s men made it alive to the top of the peak with a decisive victory. The captain elated with capturing the peak at the time famously to...

  Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it, it flies with the last breath of each soldier                 who died protecting it’ Our motherland has produced many real life heroes who sacrificed their lives for us. Their love for the country and the people is immense and this is what makes us proud Indians. Only reading about these great personalities flushes us with the feeling of patriotism. Their unparalleled bravery and sacrifice can never be forgotten. Here is one such legend, Captain Mahendra Nath Mulla whom every Indian should know: ins khukri captain Mahindra Nath mulla It was December 3 1971, when the Pakistan Air Force attacked six Indian airfields. It was the moment when the Indo-Pak War of 1971 had begun. Two days later, the Indian Navy detected the presence of a Pakistani Daphne-class submarine in north Arabian Sea. On Indian Navy’s direction, INS Khukri (commanded by Captain Mulla) and INS Kirpan sailed out of Bombay...

  The Gorkha Regiment is one of the most decorated regiments of the Indian Army with 3 Param Vir Chakra and many distinguished honors.  You must have heard of various quotes that unveils the valor of the Gorkhas of the Indian Army. Their courage is not only limited to books and quotes indeed they are courageous, but this is also why Hitler once said ,I IF GOT THE GURKHAS IN MY SIDE, I CAN CONQUER THE ENTIRE GLOBE”. Gurkhas are thus the fiercest fighters in the entire world. These men are so bold that when they run out of ammunition they simply charge the enemies with their khukris, traditional knife. Also, the Gurkhas are usually from higher terrain so well versed with fighting skills in the higher altitudes. Much Bravehearts like Victoria Cross Capt. Gaje Ghale PVC awardees, Capt. Gurbacahan Singh Salaria, Maj. Dhan Singh Thapa and Lt. Manoj Pandey are from Gorkha Regiment. Also, the great Army chiefs like Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, General Dalbir Singh Suhag, and General B...

      “शौर्यम..दक्षम..युध्धेय, बलिदान परम धर्मा” The 9th Parachute Battalion (Special Forces) – 9 PARA (SF) – was birthed from the Meghdoot Force, led by Lieutenant (Lt.) Colonel (Col.) Megh Singh. As the oldest Indian Army SF battalion, it officially came into existence in July 1966 in South Block, Ministry of Defence (MoD), when Lieutenant (Lt.) General (Gen.) Harbaksh Singh took charge as its first Commanding Officer (CO). Its original premier specialty is mountain warfare, which is why it is headquartered in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). It has had enormous successes in counterinsurgency (COIN) and counterterrorist (CT) operations along and across the Line of Control (LoC). Even though all PARA (SF) battalions are trained to operate in all domains and terrains, the 9th Battalion is widely acknowledged as the unchallenged mountain warfare specialist, nicknamed the ‘ Mountain Rats ’.                       ...