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The SSB Kapurthala case surfaced in 2021 and it was the Indian Army itself that referred the matter to the CBI. That's the difference. An institution committed to integrity does not hide wrongdoing it exposes it and acts against it. The Indian Army's zero-tolerance approach to corruption is a standard every institution in India should aspire to follow.
🚨 MAJOR SCAM EXPOSED! 20 Army Officers, including a Major General, are facing Court Martial in the SSB Kapurthala recruitment scam 🤯 Serious allegations: Bribes ranging from ₹50,000 to ₹10 lakh per candidate were taken to clear medically unfit candidates 💔 One jawan allegedly maintained lists of REJECTED candidates for this illegal facilitation. Payments were traced through digital transactions, including UPI transfers to family members of the accused. This is a shameful breach of trust in the Army’s recruitment process🇮🇳 Strictest possible action is expected. No one is above the law🙏🏽
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🚨 Filter the Fiction ❌ Propaganda accounts are falsely claiming that Manipuri fighters attacked an Indian Army Assam Rifles camp near Tengnoupal and are falsely linking the incident to a retaliation narrative. ✅ FACT: The circulated visuals and narrative are misleading and unrelated to the claim being pushed. Verified reports confirm that the incident being referenced concerns a Kuki village inside Myanmar that was reportedly burnt on 12 May due to localised conflict dynamics along the Manipur–Myanmar frontier between local communities. 🔎 Original Context: christiantoday.co.in/news/ku… 🎯 Propaganda Tactic by Pak based account @ManipurPost5: Misrepresent unrelated events → attach false military claims → inflame tensions → spread disinformation. #FactCheck #Manipur #IndianArmy @adgpi @easterncomd @Spearcorps @official_dgar @GoI_MeitY
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Freedom comes with a cost. A cost paid by the brave of @adgpi Let's not forget their sacrifices.
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The Celebration of the 100th birthday of Col K.S. Bakshi (Kitty Bakshi) by the Mahar Regimental Centre stands as a deeply moving tribute that goes far beyond ceremony it reflects the enduring spirit, pride and values of the Indian Army. A veteran whose service spans some of the most significant military chapters of modern history, including World War II, the Korean War and the 1948, 1962, 1965 and 1971 conflicts, Col Bakshi’s life is a testament to extraordinary courage, resilience and lifelong dedication to the nation. As a former Commanding Officer of 2 Mahar and later Commandant of the Centre, he embodied leadership rooted in discipline, selfless service and unwavering commitment to duty. Honouring him at this milestone is also a reflection of the Army’s timeless ethos that a soldier is never forgotten and the bonds forged in uniform remain unbroken across generations. In Fauji culture, respect for veterans is not symbolic but deeply lived, where every rank and era is connected by shared sacrifice and honour. Seeing a centurion warrior celebrated with such dignity and affection is not only inspiring but also a reminder of the values that hold the armed forces together. A heartfelt salute to Col K.S. Bakshi an embodiment of patriotism, honour and service whose remarkable journey continues to inspire both soldiers and citizens alike, reminding us all of the true meaning of a life dedicated to the nation.🙏
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Mahar Regimental Centre celebrated the 100th birthday of Col K.S. Bakshi(Kitty Bakshi ),a legendary veteran of World War II, the Korean War, and the 1948, 1962, 1965 & 1971 wars. Former Commanding Officer of 2 Mahar and ex-Commandant of the Centre, Col Bakshi embodies the finest traditions of the Indian Army. In Fauji culture, a soldier is never forgotten and never left behind—the bond of brotherhood lasts a lifetime. A heartfelt salute to this centurion warrior. 🫡🇮🇳 Jai Hind #MaharRegiment #IndianArmy #Veteran #FaujiCulture #JaiHind
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Flashback to the time India removed security barricades from the US Embassy to send a message after America strip-searched an Indian diplomat
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Initially, it was the NEET exam, and now the cleaning of the Yamuna—it's the Indian Army stepping in to rescue. When everything else fails, the army succeeds. The unsung heroes—young officers, JCOs, and brave Jawans—are ensuring that the Yamuna becomes clean. All those Twitter warriors, quick to criticize and say the army is paid for its actions, should note that other agencies deployed earlier were also paid. So why is the Yamuna still dirty? My dear countrymen, your army's success lies in its ethos, patriotism, discipline, and selfless work ethic. Well done, Indian Army.
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The future battlefield rewards adaptation. Moving toward integrated and multi-domain operations shows an effort to prepare for that reality.
As Gen Dwivedi's tenure as Chief comes to an end, the #DroneGeneral tag will remain with him as he transformed Indian Army as a modern Drone Army. But beneath it, he was operationalising a doctrine which meant every soldier, drone-capable, Bhairav Battalions, Ashni Platoons, Rudra All Arms Brigades, Shaktibaan Regiments, Divyastra Batteries, Integrated Battle Groups are formations that mark a permanent shift in how the Indian Army is built to fight. From platform-centric to multi-domain warfare. @adgpi @SWComd_IA
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Three officers. One family. One extraordinary legacy. While many speak of patriotism, some families live it across generations. Having three Indian Army officers from the same family is not just a coincidence it's a tradition of honour, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the nation. This is what a real legacy looks like.
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Forging Excellence, Strengthening Friendship Foreign Officer Cadet from Bhutan reflects on his time at the Indian Military Academy ahead of the Passing Out Parade on 13 June 2026, where the values of discipline, integrity and perseverance have shaped him for a career of military service. His training in India reflects the enduring friendship and close defence ties between India and Bhutan, strengthened through mutual trust, shared values and a common commitment to service. @MEAIndia @DefenceMinIndia @artrac_ia @IMA_IndianArmy
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WATCH LIVE | Passing Out Parade Watch the Passing Out Parade of the Indian Military Academy #IMA. 13 June 2026 06:15 AM onwards Live Streaming: youtube.com/live/ayfGcX7Cztw… @DefenceMinIndia @SpokespersonMoD @HQ_IDS_India @artrac_ia @IMA_IndianArmy
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What was supposed to be one of the fastest indigenous armoured vehicle development programs, is now being pushed towards delay by changing requirements at the last stage. The Army wanted a 25 tonne light tank for high-altitude operations. DRDO and industry developed exactly that. Now, after the tank is ready, demands for significantly higher protection levels risk increasing weight, forcing major redesigns and delaying induction by years. This is precisely the kind of uncertainty that hurts indigenous programs and discourages private industry participation. If requirements keep changing after development is complete, domestic manufacturers are set up to fail. After delaying indigenous systems, we will once again hear arguments for imports like Israeli Sabrah. SHAME SHAME SHAME !
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#GeneralUpendraDwivedi, #COAS visited @westerncomd_IA and reviewed the Command's operational preparedness, combat readiness, capability development & nation-building initiatives in the Western theatre. Addressing officers of HQ Western Command and its formations through a hybrid interaction, the #COAS underscored the importance of harnessing emerging technologies, fostering innovation and building data-centric capabilities to enhance operational agility and readiness for future challenges. The #COAS also felicitated selected personnel in recognition of their exemplary service, professionalism and devotion to duty. Commending all ranks for their dedication, professionalism and unwavering commitment to operational excellence, the #COAS exhorted them to remain focused on capability enhancement, innovation and mission success. #DecadeofTransformation #YearofNetworkingAndDataCentricity @DefenceMinIndia @westerncomd_IA
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🚨 Filter the Fiction ❌ Propaganda accounts are falsely claiming that Lt Gen Deepak Ahuja, Director General Ordnance Services of the Indian Army, was found taking a bath in a swimming pool thereby polluting it; during an overseas visit. ✅ FACT: The allegation is completely false being an unrelated clip of a different person being circulated by propaganda networks to spread disinformation. 🔗 Original Context: facebook.com/RadioTaranaNZ/v… ✅ This is another example of a fabricated narrative amplified by known Pakistan-sponsored propaganda accounts like @ThokaReturns that routinely target India through misleading and unverifiable content. 🎯 The pattern is clear: sensational allegation unrelated content coordinated amplification = manufactured propaganda. 🔍 Always check for original context. Verify before you amplify. #FakeNews #IndianArmy @adgpi @GoI_MeitY
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#GeneralUpendraDwivedi, #COAS and #MrsSunitaDwivedi, #PresidentAWWA, interacted with gallantry awardees and their families during the Defence Investiture Ceremony–2026 (Phase-I) held at the #ManekshawCentre, #NewDelhi, today. The event honoured Officers, Junior Commissioned Officers and Other Ranks for their exceptional courage, unwavering dedication and selfless service to the Nation. The #COAS commended the awardees for their steadfast devotion to duty and exemplary valour, noting that they embody the highest traditions of the Indian Army and continue to inspire generations to come. @DefenceMinIndia @SpokespersonMoD @DIAV20 @official_dgar @OfficialAwwa
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Forging Leaders, Strengthening Camaraderie As a Foreign Officer Cadet from Kyrgyzstan prepares to embark on his journey as a military leader, he reflects on the experiences and lessons that have shaped his life in India ahead of the Passing Out Parade on 13 June 2026 at the Indian Military Academy. From demanding training and leadership challenges to enduring friendships and shared traditions, his time at IMA has fostered resilience, professionalism and a profound sense of camaraderie. His journey reflects the enduring bonds of friendship and defence cooperation between India and Kyrgyzstan, founded on mutual respect, shared values and a commitment to excellence. @MEAIndia @DefenceMinIndia @artrac_ia @IMA_IndianArmy
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Kirti Chakra for Captain Lalrinawma Sailo.... Captain Lalrinawma Sailo of 4 PARA (Special Forces) has been conferred with the Kirti Chakra one of India’s highest peacetime gallantry awards. The award recognises his exceptional courage, leadership, and devotion to duty in the face of grave danger. A proud moment for the Indian Army’s elite Para Special Forces. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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🚨 Unmask the Lies ❌ Propaganda accounts are falsely claiming that an Indian Army Sikh soldier was "forcibly sent to fight for Ukraine" and are using this narrative to push separatist and anti-India propaganda. ✅ FACT: An Indian civilian, NOT an Indian Army Soldier, featured in the video was reportedly recruited under the pretext of opportunities related to higher education/employment by foreign agents and later ended up serving with the Russian Army, eventually reaching the frontline. ✅ This is a deliberate misrepresentation of the actual video and its context by a known propagandist account @ZardSi. 🔗 Original Context: bhaskar.com/local/punjab/kap… 🎯 The pattern is clear: misleading caption distorted context communal/separatist narrative = manufactured propaganda. ⚠️ Don't fall for viral disinformation. Always verify the original context before sharing sensational claims. #FakeNews #IndianArmy @adgpi @GoI_MeitY
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Service to the nation does not end with retirement it evolves into a lifelong commitment to society. During his visit to Lucknow, #GeneralUpendraDwivedi, #COAS, honoured five exceptional veterans whose selfless work in healthcare, education, legal aid, youth empowerment, employment generation, and community welfare continues to transform lives. From supporting Veer Naris and veterans to educating children, creating jobs, and serving the underprivileged, these heroes exemplify the true spirit of service beyond uniform. Their stories remind us that patriotism is measured not only on the battlefield, but also through unwavering dedication to nation-building.
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📌 STATE-SPONSORED TERROR: THE DOCTRINE BEHIND THE DENIAL For decades, the world has treated terrorism as a problem of non-state actors. But what happens when terror itself becomes an instrument of statecraft? A recent European policy dossier argues that Pakistan’s use of proxy terror groups is not an aberration, but a long-standing strategic doctrine. From the tribal invasions of Kashmir in 1947 to the use of groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and the Haqqani Network, the pattern remains remarkably consistent. The report highlights three pillars of this strategy: 🔹 Plausible Deniability – Violence is outsourced to proxies while the state officially denies involvement. 🔹 Proxy Infrastructure – A network of militant groups, radicalisation pipelines, informal funding channels and intelligence support creates strategic depth without conventional war. 🔹 Nuclear Shield – Nuclear deterrence raises the cost of direct retaliation, enabling low-intensity conflict below the threshold of full-scale war. The document further argues that global responses have often oscillated between condemnation and accommodation, allowing the ecosystem to survive despite sanctions, FATF scrutiny and international pressure. Whether one agrees with every conclusion or not, the central question remains relevant: Can the international community effectively fight terrorism while ignoring the state structures that allegedly enable it? As warfare evolves into a blend of conventional force, proxies, cyber operations and information warfare, understanding the doctrine behind state-sponsored terrorism becomes essential for policymakers and citizens alike. #Geopolitics #CounterTerrorism #NationalSecurity #Pakistan #StrategicAmbiguity #HybridWarfare #MajorSamarToor #GlobalSecurity Source: European Strategic Policy Forum dossier, State-Sponsored Terror: Policy Guidelines of Strategic Ambiguity
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