Indian Army Facebook Page

After blocking for over a week, social media giant Instagram restored the handle of Chinar Corps, the Indian Army's strategically located formation in the Kashmir valley, while Facebook has assured a timely solution, officials said on Wednesday.

The Facebook and Instagram pages of the Indian Army's Chinar Corps remain blocked for over a week now, army and intelligence sources have told NDTV.

In case you need some inspiration, not just to make it through yet another Monday (or the week that'll follow it) but also through life in general, look no further than this Mumbai woman who became India's first woman commando trainer though sheer determination. Her story, shared on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page, has touched a chord with sever...

At a time when the country debates the implementation of One Rank One Pension (OROP) for its veterans, this video promises those who join the Indian Army ' a life less ordinary'.

Leaving a host of foreign government organisations behind, including the CIA, FBI, NASA and even the Pakistani military, the Indian army has once again topped the popularity charts on social networking site Facebook.

After blocking for over a week, social media giant Instagram restored the handle of Chinar Corps, the Indian Army's strategically located formation in the Kashmir valley, while Facebook has assured a timely solution, officials said on Wednesday.

The Facebook and Instagram pages of the Indian Army's Chinar Corps remain blocked for over a week now, army and intelligence sources have told NDTV.

In case you need some inspiration, not just to make it through yet another Monday (or the week that'll follow it) but also through life in general, look no further than this Mumbai woman who became India's first woman commando trainer though sheer determination. Her story, shared on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page, has touched a chord with sever...

At a time when the country debates the implementation of One Rank One Pension (OROP) for its veterans, this video promises those who join the Indian Army ' a life less ordinary'.

Leaving a host of foreign government organisations behind, including the CIA, FBI, NASA and even the Pakistani military, the Indian army has once again topped the popularity charts on social networking site Facebook.