Republic Day 2026: Indian Army Showcases BrahMos, Drones & Future Warfare Units | 'Hell March' Debut

This report from Kartavya Path details the Indian Army's operational preparedness and modernization for the 2026 Republic Day parade. The coverage highlights indigenous weapon systems including the 400 km range BrahMos cruise missile, the Akash and MRSAM air defence systems, and the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System, also known as Amogh. Emphasizing Atma Nirbharta, the report showcases the debut of the Bhairav Battalion, a unit designed for future warfare that bridges the gap between infantry and special forces. The display includes the 'Hell March,' T-90 Bhishma tanks equipped with cope cages for drone protection, and unmanned ground vehicles named Krishna and Nigraha. Additionally, the report features 'Drone Shakti' mobile repair units, the Jackalai regiment, and animal contingents such as Bactrian camels from Ladakh and anti-drone raptors Karan and Arjun. These preparations demonstrate the integration of technology with traditional resources to ensure national sovereignty across all terrains.