Indian Army Showcases Modern Strength at 77th Army Day Parade in Pune

The event featured advanced military technology, women's participation, and a historic debut by the Nepali Army Band.

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi emphasized the Indian Army's readiness to handle sensitive northern border challenges while maintaining stability and security.
The parade highlighted advanced military innovations, including robotic mules, the ATOR N1200 amphibious vehicle, and drone jammer systems, showcasing the Army's modernization efforts.
An all-female Agniveer marching contingent took center stage, reflecting the Indian Army's commitment to promoting gender equality and empowering women in its ranks.
The Nepali Army Band participated for the first time, symbolizing strong military and cultural ties between India and Nepal.
The event, held in Pune for the first time, marked the Army's efforts to connect with regional heritage and featured a display of cutting-edge equipment and regimental pride.