"The Indian Army is the land-based branch of the Indian Armed Forces. It is the world's second-largest standing army and has played a crucial role in safeguarding India's sovereignty and territorial integrity since independence."
The Army is responsible for land-based military operations, internal security, disaster relief, and maintaining peace. With over 1.2 million active personnel and a vast reserve force, it stands as a formidable guardian of the nation.
"The primary mission of the Indian Army is to ensure the territorial integrity and sovereignty of India by defending against external aggression and internal threats."
Maintaining territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Conducting operations against terrorist threats.
Providing disaster relief and assistance
Participating in UN peacekeeping missions worldwide.
Assisting civil authorities during emergencies.
Upholding the honor and dignity of the nation.
"The Indian Army upholds timeless values that guide its personnel in service to the nation."
Integrity and ethical conduct in all actions
Bravery in the face of adversity
Dedication to duty and service
Strong bonds of brotherhood and teamwork
"Choose your path to serve the nation with honor and distinction."
3-year training at NDA followed by 1 year at IMA
Age: 16.5-19.5 yearsDirect entry for graduates
Age: 19-24 yearsFor engineering students
Age: 16.5-19.5 yearsFor final year engineering students
Age: 18-25 years10-year commission for women and specialists
Age: 19-25 yearsFor combat and support roles
Age: 17.5-21 yearsFor technical and engineering roles
Age: 17.5-23 yearsFor military nursing service
Age: 17.5-25 yearsFor administrative roles
Age: 17.5-23 yearsFor specialized trades
Age: 17.5-23 years"From ancient warrior traditions to modern land power - a legacy of military excellence."
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"The Indian Army is organized into seven operational commands, each responsible for specific geographical areas."
Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir
Defends the northern borders with China and PakistanChandimandir, Punjab
Guards the western borders with PakistanJaipur, Rajasthan
Covers the Thar Desert and southern RajasthanPune, Maharashtra
Largest command geographicallyKolkata, West Bengal
Defends the eastern borders with China and MyanmarLucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Internal security and central India operationsShimla, Himachal Pradesh
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