Some amazing facts about Indian Army.

Indian Armed Forces Army, Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard keep India safe from enemies. Today we will know about their victory and their generous contribution. Here are some important facts about the Indian Army in the following list, from which you will see Indian Army 10 times more respected than ever before.

The Indian Army controls the world's highest battlefield "Siachen Glacier", whose height is 5000 meters above sea level.

India has the world's largest "voluntary" army.

All serving and reserve forces have the right to give or not to their service. This right is also registered in the Constitution of India. But this constitution has never been used.

The Indian Army has gained practice fighting in high altitude areas.

High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS) is the most elite military training run in the world by the Indian Army. In which the special forces force of the United States, England and Russia participated before invading Afghanistan.

India conducted nuclear tests in the year 1970 and 1990. About this test, even the world's most powerful intelligence agency CIA was not aware of it. It was the biggest failure of the CIA so far.

Unlike other government organizations and institutions in India, the caste or religion of any person is not seen in the Indian Army.

In the "Battle of Longewala" between India and Pakistan, only two Indian Army soldiers had lost their lives. The famous Bollywood movie "Border" has been made on this battle. The Battle of Longewala was fought between India and Pakistan in December 1971. In this fight, 120 Indian Army soldiers had compelled the soldiers of 2000 Pakistani Army to kneel down. The most interesting fact is that in this battle Indian Army had only one jeep, which had a rifle of M40, and on the other hand, the Pakistani army had tens of thousands of zeeps and tanks.

Operation Relief (2013) run by the Indian Army was by far the biggest saving mission. The operation relief mission was run by the Indian Air Force. The main goal of this mission was to save the people affected by floods in Uttarakhand in 2013. In the first phase of Operation Relief, on June 17, 2013, 20,000 people were evacuated from floodplain, which was a huge record in itself.

Kerala's Aizilala Naval Academy is the most acclaimed navy academy throughout Asia.

Military Engineering Services (MES) is one of the largest construction agencies in India. MES and Border Roads Organization (BRO) are responsible for the construction and maintenance of India's most beautiful roads. The responsibility of maintenance of roads like Khardungala (which is the highest road in the whole world) and magnetic pahadi comes to MES.

The 1971 war between India and Pakistan ended in that time, When 93,000 soldiers of Pakistani Army surrendered before the Indian Army. This was the biggest surrender after World War II, which was done by the Pakistani army.

Often many popular celebrities are honored with an honorary rank of the Armed Forces, Sachin Tendulkar has been awarded the captain's rank by the Indian Air Force and MS Dhoni has been awarded the post of Lieutenant by the Indian Army.

There are total 11 surgical strikes made by the Indian Army till date.

Surgical strikes are a kind of military action, in which a chosen target is to be destroyed. The main purpose of the surgical strike is to destroy more targets in the least amount of damage. In this action, the only aim is to destroy the target.

It does not target the common public and public properties. Surgical strikes are from air or ground. The special army detachment is dropped from the airway in enemy territory or attacked by air bombardment.

In the year 1998, Pakistan complained of this operation of the Indian Army to the United Nations. This complaint is filed on page number 321 of the United Nations' 1998 annual book. On 4th May, Pakistan said in the complaint that 22 people were killed in the serial, in 600 meters crossing LoC in PoK.

During the Kargil war in the summer of 1999, the Indian Army crossed the LoC from the Muna Tavi river near Jammu, a full post of Pakistan was blown up in this operation. After this incident, Pakistan had formed the Border Action Team (BAT), the formation of Pakistan's Special Service Group (SAG) commando was included. In January, BAT is considered to be responsible for cutting the head of an Indian soldier.

On 21-22 January 2000, six months after the Kargil war, a raid in Nadala Enclave across the Neelam river was claimed to be allegedly caught the seven Pakistani soldiers during the Raid. According to Pakistan, these seven soldiers were injured in the firing of Indian soldiers, later the bodies of these soldiers were returned to Pakistan.