The Artillery Regiment of the Indian Army, from which the enemy's army is in awe. Now women are also going to be a part of this deadly regiment. Army Chief General Manoj Pandey announced this on Thursday. Ahead of Army Day, he said, women officers will be commissioned in the Indian Army's Artillery Regiment.
For this, a proposal has been sent to the government on behalf of the army, he said. We are hopeful that this proposal will be accepted soon,” General Pandey said. During this, he also gave his views on the major changes taking place in the Indian Army.
Terrorists getting support from across the border
Regarding the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the army chief said the ceasefire in February 2021 is continuing well there, but cross-border support for terrorism and terror infrastructure persists. The situation on the northern borders is stable but unpredictable, he said. We have been able to resolve five out of the seven issues. We have continued to talk both at the military and diplomatic levels. We have adequate reserves to meet any contingency. While talking about the situation in the Northeast, he said that there is peace in most of the northeastern states. Economic activities and development initiatives have yielded good results.
What is Artillery Regiment?
The Artillery Regiment of the Indian Army plays an important role in any war situation. Today it is the second largest branch of the Indian Army, tasked with providing firepower to the Indian Army during its ground operations. This regiment is mainly divided into two parts. The first part is famous for lethal weapons, which include missiles, rockets, mortars, guns, and cannons. And in the other part, there is a drone, radar, and surveillance system. During the Kargil War, this regiment inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy.
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