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Military Exercises of India 2024-25

The Indian army participates in military exercises of India with other countries with their units and battalions, based on the specific nature and requirements of the exercises. The amount spent varies depending on the extent of their involvement and the resources used. The Indian army takes part in domestic, bilateral, and multilateral exercises. Joint exercises conducted by the Indian Army improve coordination among different militaries, enhance understanding of enemy tactics, and familiarize troops with modern equipment. 

Exercise Name

Participants Country

Place Held

Duration

Desert Cyclone

India – UAE

Rajasthan, India

2nd Jan – 15th Jan 2024

Ex Cyclone-I

India – Egypt

Anshas, Egypt

22nd Jan – 1st Feb 2024

Ex Khanjar

India – Kyrgyzstan

Himachal Pradesh, India

22nd Jan – 3rd Feb 2024

SADA TANSEEQ

India – Saudi Arabia

Rajasthan, India

29th Jan – 10th Feb 2024

Dharma Guardian

India – Japan

Rajasthan, India

25th Feb – 9th Mar 2024

Samudra Laksmana

India – Malaysia

Visakhapatnam, India

28th Feb – 2nd Mar 2024

Tiger Triumph

India – USA

Kakinada, India

18th Mar – 31st Mar 2024

Ex LAMITIYE – 2024

India – Seychelles

Seychelles

18th Mar – 27th Mar 2024

Ex DUSTLIK – 2024

India – Uzbekistan

Termez, Uzbekistan

15th Apr – 28th Apr 2024

Exercise Cyber Suraksha

India

20th May – 24th May 2024

Military Exercise SHAKTI

India – France

Umroi, Meghalaya, India

13th May – 26th May 2024

YUDH ABHYAS-2024

India-USA

Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan

9th Sept – 22nd Sept 2024

KAZIND-2024

India-Kazakhstan

Auli, Uttarakhand

30th Sept – 13th Oct 2024

VAJRA PRAHAR

India-US

Idaho, USA

2nd to 22nd Nov 2024

VINBAX 2024

India-Vietnam

Ambala and Chandimandir

04 to 23 November 2024

HARIMAU SHAKTI

India- Malaysia

Pahang district, Malaysia

2nd to 15th December 2024

SURYA KIRAN

India-Nepal

Saljhandi, Nepal

31st December 2024 to 13th January 2025

Exercise CYCLONE

India- Egypt

Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan

10th to 23rd February 2025.

DHARMA GUARDIAN

 India-Japan

East Fuji Manoeuvre Training area of Japan

24th February to 9th March 2025

Types of Joint Military Exercises of India 2024-25

In joint military exercises, Indian armed forces are represented by different units/battalions selected based on the exercise’s nature and requirements. The amount spent on these exercises varies according to the level of involvement and the resources utilized during the drills. India’s military exercises fall under three main categories:

  • Domestic exercise
  • Bilateral Exercise
  • Multilateral exercise

Domestic Military Exercises of India

Domestic exercises are designed to enhance internal engagements and may involve inter-service or intra-service components based on their nature and application. It is one of the important joint military exercises of India 2024 List of military domestic exercises:

  1. Gandiv Vijay
  2. Paschim Lehar
  3. Vayu Shakti
  4. Vijay Prahar

Bilateral Military Exercises of India 2024-25

Bilateral military exercises involve two nations working together to enhance their military cooperation and improve operational efficiency. These exercises allow nations to share strategies, refine combat skills, and foster better understanding of each other’s military tactics. India participates in a wide range of bilateral military exercises to strengthen defense relationships across the globe. Below is a list of the most important bilateral military exercises India is scheduled to conduct in 2024.

Participating Countries

Army/Navy/Air Force

Exercise Name

India and Australia

Army

AUSTRA HIND

 

Navy

AUSINDEX

India and Bangladesh

Army

SAMPRITI

 

Navy

IN-BN CORPAT

 

Air Force

Table Top Ex

India and China

Army

HAND IN HAND

India and France

Army

SHAKTI

 

Navy

VARUNA

 

Air Force

GARUDA

India and Indonesia

Army

GARUDA SHAKTI

 

Navy

IND-INDO CORPAT

India and Japan

Army

DHARMA GUARDIAN

 

Navy

JIMEX

India and Kazakhstan

Army

PRABAL DOSTYK

India and Kyrgyzstan

Army

KHANJAR

India and Maldives

Army

EKUVERIN

India and Mongolia

Army

NOMADIC ELEPHANT

India and Myanmar

Army

IMBEX

 

Navy

IMCOR

India and Nepal

Army

SURYA KIRAN

India and Oman

Army

AL NAGAH

 

Navy

Naseem-al-Bahr

 

Air Force

EASTERN BRIDGE-IV

India and Russia

Army

INDRA

 

Navy

INDRA NAVY

 

Air Force

INDRA

India and Seychelles

Army

LAMITIYE

India and Sri Lanka

Army

MITRA SHAKTI

 

Navy

SLINEX

India and Thailand

Army

MAITREE

 

Navy

INDO-THAI CORPAT

 

Air Force

SIAM BHARAT

India and the United Kingdom

Army

AJEYA WARRIOR

 

Navy

KONKAN

 

Air Force

INDRADHANUSH-IV

India and USA

Army

YUDHABHAYAS & VAJRA PRAHAR

 

Navy

MALABAR (Multilateral)

 

Army

YUDH ABHYAS

 

Air Force

RED FLAG 16-1

India and Vietnam

Army

VINBAX

Multilateral Military Exercises of India 2024-25

Multilateral military exercises involve the participation of multiple countries, working together to strengthen international defense ties, improve coordination, and enhance combat readiness. These exercises help countries share tactical knowledge and develop operational synergy in various strategic scenarios. India actively participates in numerous multilateral exercises, collaborating with several global military forces to enhance its defense preparedness.

Important Multilateral Military Exercises of India 2024-25

Multilateral Exercise

Participating Countries

RIMPAC

Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, and more

MALABAR

India, the United States, Japan

COBRA-GOLD

Asia-Pacific countries

Samvedna

South Asian Region Nations

Indian Air Force Exercise 2024-25

The Indian Air Force (IAF) engages in several bilateral and multilateral exercises to improve operational readiness, enhance interoperability, and foster closer ties with partner air forces. These exercises focus on different aspects of air combat, disaster relief, and strategic operations.

Indian Air Force Exercises 2024-25

Exercise Name

Details

Participating Countries

Garuda

A bilateral exercise focusing on large force employment and combat drills.

India, France

Eastern Bridge

Enhances joint air force operations and mutual understanding.

India, Oman

SIAM Bharat

A Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) tabletop exercise.

India, Thailand

Desert Eagle

Focuses on air combat operations with UAE Air Force’s Mirage and F-16 jets.

India, United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Red Flag

Provides advanced aerial combat training.

India, United States

Desert Knight-21

A joint air exercise featuring Rafale aircraft from both India and France.

India, France

Indian Army Exercise 2024-25

The Indian Army participates in various joint military exercises to improve combat capabilities, enhance tactical coordination, and foster mutual cooperation with partner nations. These exercises often focus on counter-terrorism, jungle warfare, and peacekeeping operations.

Indian Army Exercises 2024-25

Exercise Name

Details

Participating Countries

Yudh Abhyas

Focuses on counter-terrorism and peacekeeping operations.

India, USA

Nomadic Elephant

Counter-insurgency and jungle warfare operations in mountainous terrain.

India, Mongolia

Shakti

A bilateral exercise focusing on counter-terrorism in semi-urban environments.

India, France

Hand-in-Hand

Focuses on joint operations in counter-terrorism and disaster relief.

India, China

Dharma Guardian

Focuses on counter-terrorism and jungle warfare.

India, Japan

Khanjar

Enhances cooperation in counter-terrorism in high-altitude terrains.

India, Kyrgyzstan

Indian Navy Exercise 2024

The Indian Navy conducts numerous bilateral and multilateral naval exercises to improve maritime security, enhance combat readiness, and strengthen strategic partnerships. These exercises focus on anti-submarine warfare, maritime surveillance, and humanitarian operations.

Indian Navy Exercises 2024-25

Exercise Name

Details

Participating Countries

SLINEX

Enhances interoperability in maritime operations.

India, Sri Lanka

INDRA Navy

Joint maritime exercise focusing on anti-terrorism and naval drills.

India, Russia

Varuna

Bilateral naval exercise focusing on joint operations and maritime security.

India, France

Konkan

Enhances maritime cooperation between the Indian and British navies.

India, United Kingdom

Naseem Al Bahr

Bilateral exercise focusing on maritime operations and security drills.

India, Oman

SIMBEX

Enhances defense ties with a focus on maritime security and operations.

India, Singapore

 







POSTED ON 01-03-2025 BY ADMIN
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