X Corps (India)

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X Corps (India) is a field corps of the Indian Army responsible for major operational and defensive roles under the South Western Command, primarily along India’s western front.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf corps of the Indian Army
field corps
military formation
allegiance India
surface form: Republic of India
commandStructure South Western Command
conflictFocus border security operations
conventional warfare preparedness
country India
engagesIn peacetime border management
training for high-intensity conventional conflict
garrison Bathinda
surface form: Bhatinda
garrisonCountry India
hasAbbreviation X Corps
hasCapability defensive depth along western front
large-scale ground operations
hasComponent armoured units
artillery units
engineer units
infantry units
support and logistics units
hasHeadquartersFunction command and control of subordinate formations
operational planning
hasNumeral 10
hasOperationalResponsibility border areas with Pakistan in its sector
militaryBranch Indian Army
militaryRole strike and holding operations depending on tasking
nativeNameLanguage en
operatesIn Punjab sector
Rajasthan sector
partOf Indian Army
primaryDirection western sector
primaryTheater western front of India
region northwestern India
responsibleFor major defensive roles under South Western Command
major operational roles under South Western Command
role defensive operations
field formation
operational command
serviceBranch Army
subordinateTo South Western Command
type combined arms formation

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

South Western Command (India) controls X Corps (India)
Eastern Command of the Indian Army subordinateUnit X Corps (India)
this entity surface form: X Corps (when deployed in the east during specific operations)