India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/20 10:00 - Rebels FC v ASC W 1-3
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/17 06:00 - Bangalore Independents v ASC L 2-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/14 10:00 - ASC v South United L 2-3
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/08 08:00 - FC Deccan v ASC & Center FC D 0-0
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/01 08:00 - ASC & Center FC v HAL FC L 1-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/29 08:00 - Megt & Centre v ASC & Center FC L 3-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/23 10:00 - ASC v Kickstart FC L 0-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/23 10:00 - ASC & Center FC v Rebels FC L 0-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/18 10:00 - FC Agniputhra v ASC & Center FC L 7-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/08 08:00 - ASC & Center FC v FC Bengaluru United W 2-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/02 08:00 - Bengaluru B v ASC L 3-0
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/29 08:00 - Bangalore Independents v ASC & Center FC - View
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/25 10:00 - Young Challengers v ASC & Center FC W 0-7
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/22 10:00 - ASC & Center FC v Kodagu FC L 1-4
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/18 08:00 - Students Union v ASC & Center FC L 3-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/06 10:12 - Roots FC v ASC & Center FC L 1-0
India - Bangalore - Super Division 09/01 08:00 - ASC & Center FC v Real Chikkamagaluru FC W 4-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 08/25 10:00 - Bangalore Dream United FC v ASC & Center FC D 1-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 08/22 10:00 - ASC & Center FC v SC Bengaluru W 2-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 12/10 06:30 - Megt & Centre v ASC & Center FC D 1-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 12/01 06:30 - ASC & Center FC v FC Bengaluru United L 1-3
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/22 04:30 - Roots FC v ASC & Center FC W 1-4
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/11 10:30 - Bangalore Independents v ASC & Center FC L 2-0
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/07 06:30 - ASC & Center FC v Rebels FC L 0-3
India - Bangalore - Super Division 11/01 10:30 - ASC & Center FC v Students Union W 4-3
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/25 08:30 - ASC v SC Bengaluru L 1-2
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/21 10:30 - Bengaluru B v ASC D 1-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/18 06:55 - ASC & Center FC v Young Challengers W 2-0
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/10 08:30 - Kodagu FC v ASC W 0-1
India - Bangalore - Super Division 10/03 10:37 - ASC & Center FC v Kickstart Karnataka FC D 1-1

The Indian Army Service Corps (IASC) is a corps and an arm of the Indian Army which handles its logistic support function. It is the oldest and the largest administrative service in the Indian Army. While the history of supply and transport services is as old as the history of organized warfare itself it was in 1760 that the very rudimentary supply and transport organizations of the three presidencies of the East India Company were brought under the council of a single authority.

History

The origin of the corps go back to 1760 when a Commissariat used to exist in the administrative component of the armies three Presidencies of Bengal, Madras and Bombay. In 1878 the separate Commissariats were amalgamated into a single entity and then in 1901 it was renamed the Supply and Transport Corps. During the First World War the corps became a permanent component of the British Indian Army and was renamed the Indian Army Service Corps in 1923. In 1935 the corps was granted the 'Royal' prefix and became known as Royal Indian Army Service Corps (RIASC).

Passing out parade, Army Service Corps Centre, Bengaluru

After India gained independence in 1947, the corps underwent further expansion and by 1948 Indian Catering Corps and Indian Army Corps of Clerks were amalgamated into the corps. The Food Testing Laboratories were also placed under the control of RIASC. On 8 December 1950, after India became a republic, the corps dropped the use of the 'Royal' prefix and was once again renamed the Indian Army Service Corps. Since that day the corps has celebrated its Raising Day on 8 December. A proposal for the award of regimental colours to the Corps was initiated in 1952 and was approved in October 1967. To coincide with the Colour presentation first ever Reunion of ASC was also held. The new Corps Colours were presented by the President of India, Dr. Zakir Husain, to the Corps on 8 December 1967 on the 207th Corps Anniversary, at ASC Centre (South), Bangalore. Lt SSK Raheja had the rare and enviable privilege and honour of being selected as the Colour Ensign, he received the Corps Colours from the President. The second regimental Colours were presented on the occasion of Third Reunion by Gen OP Malhotra, COAS on 8 December 1979.

El ASC (All-India Football Federation Senior National Team) es el equipo nacional de fútbol de la India. Está controlado por la Federación de Fútbol de la India, que está afiliada a la FIFA y la AFC. El equipo juega sus partidos como local en el Estadio Jawaharlal Nehru en Delhi.

El ASC se formó en 1938 y jugó su primer partido internacional contra Australia en 1948. El equipo ha participado en dos Copas del Mundo, en 1950 y en 1982. En 1950, el ASC se convirtió en el primer equipo asiático en participar en una Copa del Mundo. El equipo llegó a los cuartos de final, donde fue derrotado por Suecia. En 1982, el ASC no pudo superar la fase de grupos.

El ASC ha ganado varios títulos regionales, incluyendo la Copa Nehru (ocho veces) y la Copa SAFF (siete veces). El equipo también ha participado en los Juegos Olímpicos en tres ocasiones (1948, 1952 y 1960), pero no ha logrado llegar a la fase final.

El ASC está actualmente clasificado en el puesto 106 del Ranking Mundial de la FIFA. El equipo está dirigido por el entrenador Igor Štimac. Los jugadores más destacados del equipo son Sunil Chhetri, Sandesh Jhingan y Gurpreet Singh Sandhu.

El ASC tiene una gran base de seguidores en la India. El equipo es conocido por su estilo de juego rápido y ofensivo. El ASC es uno de los equipos más populares de Asia y ha sido una fuente de inspiración para muchos jóvenes futbolistas indios.