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Army Begins Unarmed Combat Drill 'AMAR' At Altitudes Exceeding 14,000 Feet
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army has commenced intensive unarmed combat drill 'AMAR' at altitudes exceeding 14,000 ft to enhance close-combat readiness in some of the most demanding operational zones along the northern borders, a statement said.
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Video: Indian Army's Tanks, Mechanised Infantry Roll Out At Firing Range
The Indian Army's Trishakti Corps conducted an exercise at a field range to validate joint operations and combat in all kinds of terrain, among other capabilities.
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Watch: Army Builds 70-Foot Bailey Bridge In Flood-Hit Sikkim In 72 Hours
Army engineers of Trishakti Corps constructed a 70 feet Bailey Bridge on Gangtok's Dikchu-Sanklang road within 72 hours to restore connectivity to areas cut off due to recent floods in Sikkim.
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Pics: Army Tests Anti-Tank Guided Missile At 17,000 ft In Sikkim
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army conducted a training exercise, involving the firing of anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) at a super high-altitude area of 17,000 feet in Sikkim on Thursday, Defence PRO, Guwahati informed through a press release.
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Video: Indian Army Rescues Over 500 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Nathula
The Trishakti Corps men rushed to the rescue and provided succour to the stranded tourists, the Army said.
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Moving Through Mountains, Jungles, Army Rescues 245 People In Sikkim
In a daring mission conducted in North Sikkim, troops of the Indian Army's Trishakti Corps rescued 245 people stranded in the village of Rabom due to flashfloods in Sikkim, officials said on Sunday.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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Army Rescues 70 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army rescued more than 70 tourists stranded due to inclement weather at Kupup and Gnathang in Sikkim, informed Indian Army on Friday.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews LAC Situation At Army's Trishakti Corps In Sukna
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday reviewed the combat preparedness of the Indian Army at the Sukna-based headquarters of its 33 Corps which is responsible for guarding the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China in the Sikkim sector, officials said.
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Army Begins Unarmed Combat Drill 'AMAR' At Altitudes Exceeding 14,000 Feet
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army has commenced intensive unarmed combat drill 'AMAR' at altitudes exceeding 14,000 ft to enhance close-combat readiness in some of the most demanding operational zones along the northern borders, a statement said.
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Video: Indian Army's Tanks, Mechanised Infantry Roll Out At Firing Range
The Indian Army's Trishakti Corps conducted an exercise at a field range to validate joint operations and combat in all kinds of terrain, among other capabilities.
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Watch: Army Builds 70-Foot Bailey Bridge In Flood-Hit Sikkim In 72 Hours
Army engineers of Trishakti Corps constructed a 70 feet Bailey Bridge on Gangtok's Dikchu-Sanklang road within 72 hours to restore connectivity to areas cut off due to recent floods in Sikkim.
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Pics: Army Tests Anti-Tank Guided Missile At 17,000 ft In Sikkim
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army conducted a training exercise, involving the firing of anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) at a super high-altitude area of 17,000 feet in Sikkim on Thursday, Defence PRO, Guwahati informed through a press release.
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Video: Indian Army Rescues Over 500 Stranded Tourists From Sikkim's Nathula
The Trishakti Corps men rushed to the rescue and provided succour to the stranded tourists, the Army said.
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Moving Through Mountains, Jungles, Army Rescues 245 People In Sikkim
In a daring mission conducted in North Sikkim, troops of the Indian Army's Trishakti Corps rescued 245 people stranded in the village of Rabom due to flashfloods in Sikkim, officials said on Sunday.
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Army Rescues 3,500 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Landslide, Roadblocks
The Army rescued around 3,500 tourists who were stranded in North Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks, said officials.
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Army Rescues 70 Tourists Stranded In Sikkim After Heavy Snowfall
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army rescued more than 70 tourists stranded due to inclement weather at Kupup and Gnathang in Sikkim, informed Indian Army on Friday.
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Rajnath Singh Reviews LAC Situation At Army's Trishakti Corps In Sukna
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday reviewed the combat preparedness of the Indian Army at the Sukna-based headquarters of its 33 Corps which is responsible for guarding the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China in the Sikkim sector, officials said.
