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In July 1999, for the first time the Indian army deployed its new Nishant UAV system in the fight against guerilla forces backed by Pakistan in Kashmir Valley. Nishant, which had been developed for battlefield surveillance and reconnaissance needs of the Indian Army, was test flown again in early 2002.
Jun 6, 2008 · In a battlefield, Nishant can help Army units to acquire targets to direct heavy artillery shelling and for guiding fighter aircraft to fire rockets and drop precision bombs at enemy positions and in an anti-tank role.
Sep 7, 2024 · The dreams of Usha Rani, Jigmit Ringzin, Phalke Nishant Balasaheb, and Bhavsaar Jayesh Mahesh to join the Indian Army came true at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai. They were among 258 officer cadets and 39 women officer cadets commissioned into various arms and services.
Just like his father and elder brother, even Nishant wanted to join the Indian Army and serve the nation, but his mother did not allow him for it, so he developed an interest in acting and wanted to pursue that as a career.
- 29 Years
- Film: Mujhse Fraandship Karoge (2011)
- 4 January 1991 (Friday)
- Actor and Model
Nov 17, 2015 · The Nishant UAV programme, which has been in the works since 1995, was launched with the aim of providing the Army with indigenous systems for reconnaissance and intelligence gathering. While four of the UAVs were inducted in 2011 after a long delay, at least three are confirmed to have crashed. The last one went down on November 4 in Jaisalmer.
The "Indianisation" of the Indian Army began with the formation of the Prince of Wales Royal Indian Military College at Dehradun, in March 1912, to provide education to the scions of aristocratic and well-to-do Indian families and to prepare selected Indian boys for admission into the Royal Military College, Sandhurst.
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Jan 17, 2023 · It originated from armies of East India Company which later became the British Indian Army, and the Princely States Armies also known as Imperial Service Troops. After independence all these armies were merged into the National Army of India. Every year on 15 th January India celebrates Indian Army Day.
