Indian Army’s Combat Makeover Begins With Four Major Reforms—All-Arms Brigades, Bhairav Battalions And More To Counter China

The Indian Army has initiated https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/army-to-add-more-muscle-on-pakistan-china-fronts/articleshow/122928132.cms">a series of structural and technological reforms aimed at enhancing its combat effectiveness along the borders with China and Pakistan. Speaking at the Kargil Vijay Diwas event in Drass on Saturday, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi outlined the steps being taken to modernise the force and adapt to emerging warfare trends, including the increased use of drones and integrated combat units.

Without expanding the size of its 11.5-lakh-strong force, the Army is reorganising existing formations to enable quicker and more coordinated responses across different terrains. The transformation centres on four key initiatives: