This SUV has superior off-road capabilities, including high ground clearance, water fording ability, and a robust four-wheel ...

Force Motors recently announced that it has received an order of 2,978 units of the Gurkha by the Indian Defence Forces. This is not the only Force vehicle that will aid the Indian forces ...

Renowned for its rugged 4x4 capabilities, the Force Gurkha is built to navigate harsh terrains, from Ladakh’s icy roads to ...

Force Motors has designed these vehicles to cater to the operational needs of both the Indian Army and the Indian Air ... built for extreme conditions. The Gurkha LSV (Light Strike Vehicle ...

Force Motors Limited has landed a contract to supply 2,978 Force Gurkha light vehicles to the Indian Defence Forces. This marks a significant milestone for the manufacturer and reinforces the OEM ...

The Force Gurkha, known for its exceptional durability and adaptability, has been specifically engineered to meet the diverse operational requirements of both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force.

The Indian Army seeks a transparent investigation into Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath's alleged assault by Punjab Police in Patiala. Colonel Bath has approached the Punjab and Haryana High Court to ...

The Indian Army will close NCC Special Entry Scheme registrations on March 15, 2025. Applications opened on February 14, 2025. Candidates must apply via joinindianarmy.nic.in. Shortlisted ...

Now, the Force Gurkha SUV has been added to the list of vehicles that will join the Indian Armed Forces. The orders have been placed by the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force. It goes on to show ...

This elite force will primarily include Gurkha soldiers, who are already serving in the British Army. There is speculation ... service set to begin after..., Indian Railways says train to run ...

Indian Army has will close the registration process for NCC Special Entry Scheme on March 15, 2025. Candidates who are eligible to apply for the recruitment process can find the direct link ...

He was also asked how the Indian Army looked at the Pakistan-China equation. "What we have to understand is that... we have to be very clear that there is a high degree of collusivity, which we ...