Recently 'Project Udbhav' has been started by Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

Recently 'Project Udbhav' has been started by Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

Daily Current Affairs / Recently 'Project Udbhav' has been started by Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

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Category : National Published on: October 24 2023

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Project Udbhav has been launched at the Indian Military Heritage Mahotsav.
This heritage festival was organized in New Delhi.
The Union Defense Minister launched Project Udbhav in this festival.
Project Udbhav, a collaborative initiative between the Indian Army and USI, is an attempt to explore the roots of India's ancient military thought.
'Udbhav', meaning 'origin', acknowledges the old scriptures and writings of our nation.
These centuries-old scriptures contain deep knowledge that can benefit modern military strategies.
The project aims to utilize ancient knowledge with contemporary military practices, creating a unique and holistic approach to address modern security challenges.

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