Outfits blend practicality, flexibility ...

The Indian Army has introduced sweeping changes to its dress regulations, removing several colonial-era traditions and symbols while bringing in elements that reflect India's ...

The Indian Army has rolled out a new uniform policy to align military traditions with contemporary Indian values. The manual titled ‘The Army Uniforms–2026’ introduces bandi jackets in formal settings ...

The revised manual also sets out detailed appearance and grooming standards, covering tattoos, body piercings, hairstyles, ...

The Indian Army is removing colonial-era vestiges, discontinuing swords for reviewing officers and pouch belts. It is introducing the indigenous Bandi jacket and renaming roads and buildings to align ...

The Indian Army's Uniforms Pamphlet removes several colonial-era practices, including mandatory swords for reviewing officers and the use of \"Royal\", while introducing the indigenous Bandi jacket.

The newly added Category 7A includes a T-shirt as part of the combat uniform, while Category 7B covers a winter combat jacket designed for use during colder weather conditions.

The policy is aimed at modernising military attire while also aligning military traditions with India's evolving national identity ...

The Indian Army has swapped colonial legacy for tradition, redefining military style off the battlefield. Its new dress code blends heritage with functionality ...

The Indian Army has updated its dress regulations and personal appearance guidelines to modernise its image while respecting ...

The Indian Army has unveiled a new uniform code, banning British-era customs and the use of Royal, while introducing the indigenous Bandi jacket for formal attire.

The Indian Army has introduced its new Army Uniforms-2026 manual, replacing the 2015 dress regulations to modernise military ...