Information about India Military force and army structure.

India is a country with the second largest military force in the world. India's military force consists of three main units: Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy. The Indian Army has the largest active military personnel in the world. It has approximately

1.4 million active personnel, making it one of the largest armies in the world. The Indian Army is organized to perform different missions in wartime and peacetime. Ground troops consist of tanks, armored vehicles, artillery units and various other units. There are also special mission units such as mountain troops and special forces. The Indian Air Force is the air force responsible for providing India's air defense and air bridge capabilities. It has around 170,000 personnel and performs missions such as maintaining India's air superiority, conducting air strikes and providing air bridges. The Indian Air Force consists of various aircraft such as fighter jets, helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles and air defense systems. The Indian Navy is a naval force concerned with the maritime security and defense of India. It performs duties such as protecting India's coasts and seas, escorting maritime trade and fighting against enemies at sea. The Indian Navy consists of various naval vessels such as warships, submarines, fighter aircraft and marines. India's military structure is managed by the Indian Ministry of Defense. The Minister of Defense is appointed by the Prime Minister of India and works with senior military officials such as the Chief of Staff of the Indian Army, the Chief of the Indian Air Force and the Chief of the Indian Navy. India's military power plays an important role in ensuring the security of the country and protecting its borders.