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India-Pakistan LoC/IB Skirmishes in the Aftermath of August 5 2019
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Indian Army plans certain changes in its uniforms
SHAURYA KARANBIR GURUNG
ET Bureau | May 14, 2019, 09.36 AM IST
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Officials explained that some of the reasons behind changes proposed for the uniforms are for comfort, security from being identified by the adversary and durability.
NEW DELHI: The Indian army is planning certain changes in its uniforms, including in its regularly worn olive green and combat uniforms, officials said.
The army’s top brass discussed the issue recently. Officials in the army explained that some suggestions have been received and are being examined. The suggestions include shifting the position of the cloth rank epaulettesthat identifies the regiment and rank of of a soldier, which are worn on the shoulders of the combat uniforms. The suggestion was to move it to the chest of the soldier. This is similar to the way epaulettes are worn in the armies of US, UK and even Pakistan.
Other suggested changes are on the lanyard (cord), which is worn around the shoulder in some uniforms, removing the belt of peace-time uniforms, because its buckle is much bigger than that of a normal belt and therefore can get uncomfortable. One suggestion is for modifying the shirt and trousers in certain uniforms. The army has around eight types of uniforms, including for ceremonies and daily work wear.
Officials explained that some of the reasons behind changes proposed for the uniforms are for comfort, security from being identified by the adversary and durability. “Talks on the issue have been ongoing. The suggested changes are being examined,” said an official.
Another official added, “Some of the changes are placing the epaulettes on the front of the shirt. There are also suggestions on removing the belt. Some changes have also been suggested for the shirt and trousers for some uniforms”
While minor alterations in the army’s uniforms have been made in the past, these would be the first major changes if they are implemented. Officials explained that one among the several minor changes made earlier was changing the colour of the ranks on the cloth epaulettes to only black and removing the regimental colours. However, this move which was done for security purposes, was changed into its earlier form of ingraining a soldier’s regimental colour on the ranks. Other such changes included wearing combat (camouflage) pants whose bottom end was either tucked into the boots or had elastic at the bottom. A small change was also made in ensign of the belt buckle for peace-time uniforms for all the ‘Gorkha’ regiments. The ensign became a khukri pointing upwards.
I hope Indian Army adopts this type and Style of uniform and also new Camo Pattern like Flecktarn or Digital very soon.
SHAURYA KARANBIR GURUNG
ET Bureau | May 14, 2019, 09.36 AM IST
BCCL
Officials explained that some of the reasons behind changes proposed for the uniforms are for comfort, security from being identified by the adversary and durability.
NEW DELHI: The Indian army is planning certain changes in its uniforms, including in its regularly worn olive green and combat uniforms, officials said.
The army’s top brass discussed the issue recently. Officials in the army explained that some suggestions have been received and are being examined. The suggestions include shifting the position of the cloth rank epaulettesthat identifies the regiment and rank of of a soldier, which are worn on the shoulders of the combat uniforms. The suggestion was to move it to the chest of the soldier. This is similar to the way epaulettes are worn in the armies of US, UK and even Pakistan.
Other suggested changes are on the lanyard (cord), which is worn around the shoulder in some uniforms, removing the belt of peace-time uniforms, because its buckle is much bigger than that of a normal belt and therefore can get uncomfortable. One suggestion is for modifying the shirt and trousers in certain uniforms. The army has around eight types of uniforms, including for ceremonies and daily work wear.
Officials explained that some of the reasons behind changes proposed for the uniforms are for comfort, security from being identified by the adversary and durability. “Talks on the issue have been ongoing. The suggested changes are being examined,” said an official.
Another official added, “Some of the changes are placing the epaulettes on the front of the shirt. There are also suggestions on removing the belt. Some changes have also been suggested for the shirt and trousers for some uniforms”
While minor alterations in the army’s uniforms have been made in the past, these would be the first major changes if they are implemented. Officials explained that one among the several minor changes made earlier was changing the colour of the ranks on the cloth epaulettes to only black and removing the regimental colours. However, this move which was done for security purposes, was changed into its earlier form of ingraining a soldier’s regimental colour on the ranks. Other such changes included wearing combat (camouflage) pants whose bottom end was either tucked into the boots or had elastic at the bottom. A small change was also made in ensign of the belt buckle for peace-time uniforms for all the ‘Gorkha’ regiments. The ensign became a khukri pointing upwards.
I hope Indian Army adopts this type and Style of uniform and also new Camo Pattern like Flecktarn or Digital very soon.
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New uniform for Indian Army! Uniform to be customized as per different terrains and weather conditions
By: Huma Siddiqui
Published: May 16, 2019 2:46:53 PM
Change of uniform patterns is superficial as it has been done several times in the past which only benefits the private suppliers, says a former army general.
To make the soldier look smarter and more comfortable there could be changes in how belts are worn, and also change the colour of the shirt and pants could be changed. (Army Chief in current uniform: IE Photo)
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been planning to change the uniform of the Indian Army which will be customized keeping the different terrains and weather conditions in which the men are posted. Sources have confirmed to the Financial Express Online that “the material to be used for the uniform has not yet been decided as cotton material was difficult to maintain and was changed to Terrycot which due to extreme weather conditions is not comfortable for the soldier.”
Change of uniform patterns is superficial as it has been done several times in the past which only benefits the private suppliers, says a former army general.
Sharing his views with Financial Express Online, By Lt Gen A B Shivane (retd), former Director General Mechanised Forces, said, “How you are seen in uniform is a matter of pride, but more important is the ethos of ensuring the dignity and respect of this uniform both within the service and by the government in power.”
Thus, while the quality and texture must improve as per operational role and terrain, what is more, important is cognitive and moral domain, Shivane points out.
According to him, over a period of time, lack of transparency and “Lanyard Culture” between combat arms, between combat arms and supporting arms and services have eroded the system. “Equal opportunities for growth and fair representation in higher ranks / pso for institutionalized policy decision making must be ensured.”
Besides the extreme weather conditions in which the soldiers work and different nature of contemporary warfare, the MoD is also looking at changing how the service stripes are displayed. On the present uniform, the stripes – denoting rank – are placed on the shoulders but there are plans to move it to the front buttons like other armies across the globe do.
Sources have also confirmed that the uniforms of other armies across the globe have been studied thoroughly before the decision to make changes was taken.
To make the soldier look smarter and more comfortable there could be changes in how belts are worn, and also change the colour of the shirt and pants could be changed.
The Indian Army’s uniform has been changed three times earlier. Post-independence the uniform of the Indian Army has undergone change three times. The first time was to differentiate the Indian Army from Pakistani Army, followed by another change in 1980 to what was termed as ‘Disruptive Pattern (DP) battle dress.’ This was changed again as it was almost blending with the terrain and was made of polyester and was uncomfortable in the hot and humid weather. And the third time in 2005 changes was made to the DP battle dress, in an effort to differentiate the Indian Army from the uniforms of BSF and CRPF.
By: Huma Siddiqui
Published: May 16, 2019 2:46:53 PM
Change of uniform patterns is superficial as it has been done several times in the past which only benefits the private suppliers, says a former army general.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been planning to change the uniform of the Indian Army which will be customized keeping the different terrains and weather conditions in which the men are posted. Sources have confirmed to the Financial Express Online that “the material to be used for the uniform has not yet been decided as cotton material was difficult to maintain and was changed to Terrycot which due to extreme weather conditions is not comfortable for the soldier.”
Change of uniform patterns is superficial as it has been done several times in the past which only benefits the private suppliers, says a former army general.
Sharing his views with Financial Express Online, By Lt Gen A B Shivane (retd), former Director General Mechanised Forces, said, “How you are seen in uniform is a matter of pride, but more important is the ethos of ensuring the dignity and respect of this uniform both within the service and by the government in power.”
Thus, while the quality and texture must improve as per operational role and terrain, what is more, important is cognitive and moral domain, Shivane points out.
According to him, over a period of time, lack of transparency and “Lanyard Culture” between combat arms, between combat arms and supporting arms and services have eroded the system. “Equal opportunities for growth and fair representation in higher ranks / pso for institutionalized policy decision making must be ensured.”
Besides the extreme weather conditions in which the soldiers work and different nature of contemporary warfare, the MoD is also looking at changing how the service stripes are displayed. On the present uniform, the stripes – denoting rank – are placed on the shoulders but there are plans to move it to the front buttons like other armies across the globe do.
Sources have also confirmed that the uniforms of other armies across the globe have been studied thoroughly before the decision to make changes was taken.
To make the soldier look smarter and more comfortable there could be changes in how belts are worn, and also change the colour of the shirt and pants could be changed.
The Indian Army’s uniform has been changed three times earlier. Post-independence the uniform of the Indian Army has undergone change three times. The first time was to differentiate the Indian Army from Pakistani Army, followed by another change in 1980 to what was termed as ‘Disruptive Pattern (DP) battle dress.’ This was changed again as it was almost blending with the terrain and was made of polyester and was uncomfortable in the hot and humid weather. And the third time in 2005 changes was made to the DP battle dress, in an effort to differentiate the Indian Army from the uniforms of BSF and CRPF.
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India was occupied by British. India was plundered by British. Yet some indians joined british army and slaughtered fellow indians. You're right. This isn't treason. This is worse. This is madness.
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Mods can continue to sleep and let filth spread page after page here.
Every single day half of the threads turn into trash because of this chutiyapa.
A few people have completely ruined everything here and yet no action is taken.
Kuch to karo bhai.
Every single day half of the threads turn into trash because of this chutiyapa.
A few people have completely ruined everything here and yet no action is taken.
Kuch to karo bhai.
Let it go man. You know that it was very different back then and the mental process involved was complicated. If we go by a rigid version, then all the officers in the army till about the mid 1970's were all traitors. Some nuance is required and a better understanding of the complexities involved would be helpful.
This forum has too many members criticizing or supporting blindly leaders/historically important figures from the past and do that even in the present. Difficult to find a middle ground here. Dont add yourself to that list of the cussed.
I havent seen a single interjection by any Mod while members go completely bonkers and abusive. There's a reason BR is a respected forum, decorum there is enforced severely. Some learning might help
Personally, I can say that I post a lot less and avoid some subjects completely because I dont want to endure pages upon pages of nonsense. This is pretty much an unregulated forum where only one version of "facts" is tolerated by the bulk of the members. Many good guys with different opinions have left this forum and all that exists now is an echo chamber.
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true there are lot of 50 cent trollers here urgent action should be taken.
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in future due to the combined work of ispr bots and 50 cent trollers we will face a lot of problem as we are facing here also.so now we should hire at least 9000 people for narrative warfare.
at least 1000 people in defence cyber agency.
3000 in ispr of all the 3 forces combined.
and at least 5000 in defence information warfare agency.
I am sure it will keep all the porkis and chinkis at bay.
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Excellent Job by the Troops. Jai Hind
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The Police Aren’t just corrupt or terrorist supporters in J&K but all across India. From north to south there are a lot traitors among there ranks trying to sell there own motherland way.
The Police Aren’t just corrupt or terrorist supporters in J&K but all across India. From north to south there are a lot traitors among there ranks trying to sell there own motherland way.
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12 terrorists have been killed till now this year.
8-9 terrorists arrested including DSP.
1 porki spy arrested from UP .
12 sleeper cells arrested from South india.
4 isis terrorists arrested from delhi and Gujarat .
1 women naxal killed in encounter.
in coming days it will increase what a great start of this year.
8-9 terrorists arrested including DSP.
1 porki spy arrested from UP .
12 sleeper cells arrested from South india.
4 isis terrorists arrested from delhi and Gujarat .
1 women naxal killed in encounter.
in coming days it will increase what a great start of this year.
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Bro don’t jinx it year just started we should be very careful. PorkiShitani Dogs might try something12 terrorists have been killed till now this year.
8-9 terrorists arrested including DSP.
1 porki spy arrested from UP .
12 sleeper cells arrested from South india.
4 isis terrorists arrested from delhi and Gujarat .
1 women naxal killed in encounter.
in coming days it will increase what a great start of this year.
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it will not happen as long as there is internet restriction see not even a single stone pelting case has been reported and no major terrorists attack happened after abrogation of 370,backbone of terrorists is completely broken now there is no big commander left,infiltration has also been reduced .
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resuming internet will cause a bloodshed in kashmir this is the main concern. thats what porkis and leftist want to counter the abrogation of 370 this is the reason they are very desperate .
Its a game play. Russians were propagating it as theirs, Amreekans as theirs.
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