Indian Army: Rajnath handed over many weapons, including 'proficient', to the army, the army is ready to deal with any threat

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh today handed over many indigenous weapons to the army amidst increasing challenges on the country's borders. These include AK-203 and F-INSAS rifles as well as the new anti-personnel mine 'Nipun'. The new weapons have been developed by EEL and other Indian companies.

On this occasion, the Chief Engineer of the Indian Army, Lieutenant General Harpal Singh, on behalf of the Army Chief, assured the country that we are ready to deal with any threat. Whether it is the western desert (Pakistan) or the areas adjacent to the high altitude place (China) in the Ladakh sector. He said this while handing over state-of-the-art weapon systems to the army.

Take. people. Singh said that the Government of India has taken several policy decisions to help promote indigenization in the defense sector. He said this on the occasion of the induction of many new weapons in the army. These weapons include mines, weapons of face-to-face combat, and infantry combat vehicles. On this occasion, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was briefed about the new weapon systems of the Indian Army's Futuristic Infantry Soldier in a System (F-INSAS) and AK-203 assault rifles and weapons.

Demonstration of landing craft assault capability

The Indian Army today demonstrated to Defense Minister Rajnath Singh the capability of Landing Craft Assault deployed in Pangong Lake on the border with China. The boats can carry 35 combat troops at a time and can reach any area of ​​the lake in a very short time.

Rajnath Singh hands over a 1 MW solar power project at Partapur Army Base

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh today handed over a 1 MW solar power project at Partapur Army Base near Siachen Glacier in Ladakh. The power plant, built by the Corps of Engineers, will help meet the power requirements of the force defending it from dependence on diesel.

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