Whether it is killing infiltrators on the border or destroying the hideouts of terrorists across the border, India’s new Bhairav ​​is ready with weapons. A new battalion of Bhairav ​​Commando has been formed in the Indian Army, which is ready to take on the enemy.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday (October 24, 2025) met the commandos of the Army’s 1st Bhairav ​​Battalion in Jaisalmer, adjacent to the Pakistan border, and extended good wishes during the Thar-Shakti exercise. These days a three-day (23-25 ​​October) Army Commanders Conference has been organized in Jaisalmer. Rajnath Singh himself is addressing this army conference.

Bhairav ​​battalion will be deployed on China-Pakistan border

During this time, the Army demonstrated its power in the Thar Desert adjacent to the Pakistan border and presented the Bhairav ​​Battalion to the world for the first time. According to the information, five such Bhairav ​​battalions will be ready by the end of this month. These battalions have been deployed on the border of China and Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir and north-eastern states.

Bhairav ​​Battalion will act as the link between the Infantry Battalion and Special Forces (Para-SF). This year, on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi had announced the formation of Bhairav ​​Battalion with the intention of making the army more lethal.

About 250 commandos in one battalion

The target is to create a total of 25 such battalions in the army. There will be about 250 commandos in each battalion. These commandos will be equipped with modern weapons along with special training. After Operation Sindoor, Bhairav ​​Battalion has been formed to strengthen the infantry battalions of the Army.

After the formation of these Bhairav ​​battalions, Para-SF commandos will be used for special missions. At present, Para-SF is used for Behind the Enemy Lines missions along with fighting terrorists from Jammu and Kashmir to North-East. These Para-SF commandos are equipped with heavy weapons along with para-jumping from the sky.

Bhairav ​​battalion deployed for surprise attack

Bhairav ​​Commando has been made lean and thin, that is, it has been prepared to fight on the ground with small arms. Along with carrying out surprise attacks on the enemy, Bhairav ​​battalion will also be used for patrolling the sensitive borders. There are currently 350 infantry battalions in the Indian Army.

Every battalion already has a deadly platoon, which consists of 15-20 commandos, but Bhairav ​​battalion is going to be more deadly than these deadly commandos. The special thing is that along with commandos of Bhairav ​​battalion, infantry can also join units like artillery, signals and air defense of the army.

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Many soldiers dream of joining the Indian Army. In this, the dream of many soldiers is also a dream of going to special forces i.e. para commandos. Para Commando is the special force unit of the parachute regiment of the Indian Army. Their job is to perform a special operation against the enemies of the country. They are selected through the Indian Army. They are specially trained. The dream of joining this is not only men but also women.

Payal Chhabra is the first female para commando

Major Payal Chhabra, who hails from Kaithal, Haryana, has created history by becoming a para commando. They have MBBS and MS Surgery degrees. He also received Marun Berett. After completing her studies in 2020, she became a senior doctor in Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College Surgery Department in Karnal, Haryana. Apart from this, he passed the examination of becoming para commandos while holding the post of surgeon in the army.

She has become the first woman to do so. She is offering her services as an expert surgeon at the Army Hospital in Leh, Ladakh, Union Territory of the country. Prior to this, she has also served at Army Hospital in the world’s second highest Khardungla Motor Bypass.

After passing the exam, Payal told that this journey was not easy for him. He trained at Paratropers Training School in Agra to become commandos. He told that his training started every day between three and four o’clock in the morning. They had to run 40 kilometers with a weight of 25 kg. Together, many difficult tasks had to be completed. Payal has such a passion for the country service that he has passed the examination of becoming a para commando despite the senior doctor. In 2021, Major Payal Chhabra received the first appointment as a captain at Army Hospital Ambala Cantt.

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