Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Inaugurates IDAX-24 Expo in Jodhpur and Launches Exercise Tarang Shakt 24 (Phase II).
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated the IDAX-24 Expo in Jodhpur, a major defense and aerospace exhibition showcasing the latest innovations and technologies. Concurrently, he launched Phase II of Exercise Tarang Shakt 24, a comprehensive military exercise aimed at enhancing operational readiness and joint capabilities. The expo features a range of advanced defense equipment and technologies from both domestic and international exhibitors. Exercise Tarang Shakt 24 is designed to strengthen coordination between different military branches and improve tactical skills. Singh's visit underscores the government's commitment to advancing defense capabilities and fostering global partnerships in the sector.
The IDAX-24 Expo highlights India’s growing defense technology sector and its global defense partnerships.
Exercise Tarang Shakt 24 enhances inter-service cooperation and operational efficiency among the Indian Armed Forces.
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IAF aircraft leave for Exercise Eastern Bridge VII in Oman.
An IAF contingent of MiG-29s, Jaguars, and C-17s is set to participate in Exercise Eastern Bridge VII, held from September 11 to 22, 2024, at Air Force base Masirah, Oman. This seventh edition aims to enhance interoperability between the Royal Oman Air Force and the Indian Air Force through joint training missions, improving tactical and operational skills. The exercise will feature complex aerial maneuvers and logistical coordination, strengthening regional security and collaboration.
The exercise underscores the strong partnership between India and Oman, highlighting their commitment to regional security and stability.
The exercise will include complex aerial manoeuvring, air-to-air and air to ground operations, and logistical coordination, reflecting the evolving defence needs and strategic interests of both nations, the IAF said.
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Indian Navy’s P-81 Takes Part in Exercise "Kakadu 2024" Hosted by Royal Australian Navy.
The Indian Navy's P-81 aircraft is participating in Exercise Kakadu 2024, hosted by the Royal Australian Navy. This multilateral naval exercise, taking place in the waters off Northern Australia, aims to enhance interoperability and foster collaboration among participating nations. The P-81, an advanced maritime reconnaissance aircraft, is showcasing its capabilities in anti-submarine warfare, surveillance, and reconnaissance during the exercise. Exercise Kakadu brings together naval forces from around the world to engage in a series of drills and scenarios designed to strengthen maritime security and cooperation.
The P-81's participation highlights India’s commitment to enhancing maritime security and regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.
Exercise Kakadu 2024 includes diverse scenarios to improve tactical skills and strategic coordination among international naval forces.
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20th India-US Joint Military Exercise 'Yudh Abhyas' Commences in Rajasthan.
The 20th edition of the India-US joint military exercise 'Yudh Abhyas' commenced in Rajasthan, strengthening defense ties between the two nations. The annual bilateral exercise focuses on enhancing interoperability, exchanging best practices, and fostering strategic cooperation. This year, both armies will engage in various field exercises, counter-terrorism drills, and high-altitude warfare simulations. Yudh Abhyas aims to prepare troops for real-world scenarios and build stronger military coordination. The exercise underscores the growing defense partnership between India and the United States, crucial for regional security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. It will continue for the next few weeks.
The exercise emphasizes joint disaster relief operations in addition to combat and counter-terrorism strategies.
Participation in Yudh Abhyas includes specialized military units with experience in high-altitude and desert warfare.
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Indian Navy and South African Navy Sign Agreement to Enhance Submarine Rescue Support Cooperation.
The Indian Navy and the South African Navy have signed an important agreement to bolster cooperation in submarine rescue operations. This strategic partnership aims to enhance both nations' capabilities in dealing with submarine emergencies through improved technology and shared expertise. The agreement underscores the commitment of both navies to maintaining maritime safety and readiness. Joint exercises and training sessions will be conducted under this initiative, facilitating better coordination and response during critical submarine rescue missions. This collaboration reflects the growing defense ties between India and South Africa, focusing on advanced naval operations and mutual support.
The agreement includes provisions for joint naval exercises to practice submarine rescue techniques and enhance operational efficiency.
Both navies will share best practices and technologies to advance their submarine rescue capabilities and improve safety.
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Indian Navy's P-81 Aircraft Takes Part in 22nd Indo-French Bilateral Naval Exercise VARUNA 2024.
The Indian Navy's P-81 aircraft is participating in the 22nd Indo-French bilateral naval exercise, VARUNA 2024. This annual exercise, which strengthens maritime cooperation between India and France, includes a range of activities such as anti-submarine warfare, air defense, and joint operational drills. The P-81, known for its advanced surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, will contribute to these exercises by enhancing interoperability and strategic coordination. VARUNA 2024 aims to reinforce the strategic partnership between the two nations and improve their ability to respond to maritime security challenges. The exercise is being held in the Indian Ocean region.
The exercise enhances strategic maritime ties between India and France through joint tactical and operational training.
VARUNA 2024 features diverse scenarios, including anti-piracy operations and humanitarian assistance, showcasing international naval cooperation.
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Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s US Visit Focuses on Deepening Military Ties, Bilateral Defence Cooperation, and Technological Advancements.
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's recent visit to the US underscored efforts to bolster military ties and strategic collaboration. Singh met with US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin to discuss enhancing bilateral defence cooperation and regional security. The visit highlighted plans to increase joint military exercises and share technological advancements. Singh also engaged with US lawmakers and industry leaders, emphasizing a commitment to deepening strategic partnerships and addressing global security challenges.
Singh's visit also focused on increasing interoperability between Indian and US military forces for better operational synergy.
The trip included discussions on expanding defence trade and investment opportunities between India and the US.
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3rd Japan-India 2+2 Foreign and Defence Ministerial Meeting Held in New Delhi.
The 3rd Japan-India 2+2 Foreign and Defence Ministerial Meeting was held in New Delhi. The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral security and defence cooperation between the two nations. Key discussions included enhancing strategic ties, joint military exercises, and collaboration in the Indo-Pacific region. Both sides emphasized the importance of a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, agreeing to further deepen their defence and security partnership. The meeting also covered regional and global issues, underscoring the shared commitment to maintaining peace, stability, and rule-based order in the region.
Both nations agreed to boost technological cooperation in defense sectors.
Japan and India discussed counterterrorism strategies and intelligence-sharing.
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Indian Air Force Successfully Concludes Participation in Exercise Udara Shakti 2024.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has successfully concluded its participation in Exercise Udara Shakti 2024. The multinational exercise, held at a designated location, focused on enhancing interoperability and strategic cooperation among the participating nations. The IAF showcased its advanced capabilities and operational readiness through various drills and simulations. This exercise underscored the IAF’s commitment to maintaining high standards of excellence and readiness. The successful completion of Udara Shakti 2024 highlights the importance of international collaboration in strengthening global defense ties and enhancing mutual understanding between participating forces.
The exercise included complex air operations, improving tactical coordination among allied air forces.
Advanced technologies and equipment were demonstrated, highlighting the IAF's modernization efforts and strategic capabilities.
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10th Edition of India-Sri Lanka Joint Military Exercise 'Mitra Shakti 2024' Commences in Sri Lanka.
The 10th edition of the India-Sri Lanka joint military exercise, Mitra Shakti 2024, has commenced in Sri Lanka. This annual exercise aims to enhance interoperability and strengthen bilateral military cooperation between the two nations. The event brings together troops from both countries to engage in various tactical drills, including counter-terrorism operations and humanitarian assistance. The exercise also focuses on improving mutual understanding and fostering camaraderie among the participating forces. High-ranking officials from both nations have expressed their commitment to furthering defense collaboration and maintaining regional stability through such joint initiatives.
Troops will conduct joint drills to enhance tactical skills and coordination in real-world scenarios.
The exercise also includes cultural exchanges to build mutual respect and understanding between the forces.
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Indian Army conducts 'Parvat Prahaar' exercise in Ladakh, focuses on high-altitude ops.
The Indian Army conducted a large-scale military exercise named 'Parvat Prahaar' in Ladakh. The exercise focused on enhancing the army's operational capabilities in high-altitude warfare. During the drill, various combat techniques, including rapid deployment and mountain warfare strategies, were practiced to improve readiness for potential threats in the region. The exercise also tested the integration of advanced weaponry and logistics in challenging terrains. The 'Parvat Prahaar' exercise demonstrates the Indian Army's preparedness to respond to security challenges in the Himalayan region.
The exercise involved joint operations between the Army's mountain divisions and specialized high-altitude units.
It emphasized improving coordination between ground troops and air support for rapid response in mountainous regions.
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India's First Multinational Air Exercise 'Tarang Shakti' Begins at Sulur, Tamil Nadu.
India's first multinational air exercise, 'Tarang Shakti,' has begun at the Sulur Air Force Station in Tamil Nadu. This landmark event brings together air forces from several nations, showcasing India's growing role in global defense cooperation. The exercise aims to enhance interoperability among participating countries and improve combat readiness through joint operations. Various aircraft, including fighter jets and transport planes, are involved in the drills, focusing on both offensive and defensive maneuvers. 'Tarang Shakti' underscores India's commitment to fostering international military partnerships and strengthening its strategic capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region.
Participating countries include major global powers, highlighting the exercise's significance in international military collaboration.
Tarang Shakti also focuses on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations, emphasizing non-combat roles.
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National bone & joint day is celebrated on 4 August 2024.
On August 4, National Bone and Joint Day was observed to raise awareness about bone and joint health. The day aimed to educate people about the importance of maintaining healthy bones and joints through proper nutrition, exercise, and regular check-ups. Medical professionals across the country conducted workshops, seminars, and free check-up camps to highlight common bone and joint disorders and preventive measures. The observance of this day underscores the significance of early diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal issues to ensure a better quality of life for individuals.
The day emphasizes preventive care and early treatment to avoid severe musculoskeletal conditions.
Various health campaigns focused on educating people about bone-strengthening activities and nutrition.
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Khan Quest 2024 begins in Ulaanbaatar with AI systems and the Madras Regiment Battalion.
Khan Quest 2024 has begun in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, featuring advanced AI systems and the Madras Regiment Battalion of India. This year’s exercise integrates cutting-edge AI for real-time scenario simulations and predictive analytics, enhancing tactical decision-making. The multinational event aims to improve interoperability and foster international military collaboration through innovative technology and joint drills.
Khan Quest 2024 is an international military training event. The Indian Madras Regiment Battalion is participating in the exercise.
The exercise features advanced AI systems for real-time scenario simulation and predictive analytics.
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Indian Air Force Hosts Exercise Pitch Black 2024 in Darwin, Australia.
An Indian Air Force (IAF) contingent landed at the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Base Darwin, Australia for participating in Exercise Pitch Black 2024. The exercise is scheduled to be conducted from 12 July 24 to 02 August 24, and is a biennial, multi- national exercise hosted by the RAAF. The name 'Pitch Black' was derived from the emphasis on night time flying over large un-populated areas. This edition is slated to be the largest in the 43 year long history of Ex Pitch Black, which includes participation by 20 countries, with over 140 aircraft and 4400 military personnel of various air forces.
IAF aims to enhance interoperability with RAAF and other international air forces during the exercise.
Pitch Black 2024 emphasizes advanced aerial combat tactics and joint operational capabilities.
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Indian Army Heads to Thailand for Joint Exercise Maitree.
The Indian Army contingent departed yesterday for the 13th edition of India- Thailand joint military Exercise MAITREE. The exercise is scheduled to be conducted from 1st to 15th July 2024 at Fort Vachiraprakan in Tak Province of Thailand. Last edition of the same exercise was conducted at Umroi, Meghalaya in September 2019.
Indian Army joins Thailand for Exercise MAITREE from July 1-15, 2024, Fort Vachiraprakan, Thailand.
India-Thailand joint military Exercise MAITREE enhances bilateral defense cooperation and operational capabilities.
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India-Mongolia Joint Military Exercise Begins In Meghalaya.
The 16th edition of India-Mongolia joint military exercise, Nomadic Elephant, commenced at Foreign Training Node, Umroi, near here on Wednesday. The exercise is scheduled to be conducted on July 16, reports Manosh Das.
The Indian contingent comprising 45 personnel is being represented by a battalion of Sikkim Scouts along with personnel from other arms and services.
India-Mongolia joint military exercise, Nomadic Elephant, starts with 45 Indian personnel participating.
The exercise, held at Umroi, involves a battalion of Sikkim Scouts and other personnel.
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JIMEX 24, 8th Japan-India Maritime Exercise Commenced in Japan.
Japan-India maritime exercise (JIMEX 24) commenced at Yokosuka in Japan. According to the Indian Navy, during the exercise, navies of both the countries will jointly hone their war fighting skills at sea and enhance their interoperability. Indian Navy’s indigenous Stealth Frigate INS Shivalik is participating in the bilateral maritime exercise. While, Japan is being represented by the Guided Missile Destroyer JS Yugiri. Indian Navy said that JIMEX 24 provides an opportunity to learn from each other’s best practices and facilitates operational interactions between India and Japan.
The exercise also reaffirms their shared commitment towards maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Supreme Court Re-Constitutes Gender Sensitisation And Internal Complaints Committee and appoints Justice Hima Kohli as Chairperson.
Chief Justice of India Dr. DY Chandrachud, in exercise of powers conferred by Regulation 4(2) of the Gender Sensitisation & Sexual Harassment of Women at the Supreme Court of India (Prevention, Prohibition & Redressal) Regulations, 2013 and all other enabling provisions in this behalf, re-constituted the Supreme Court Gender Sensitisation and Internal Complaints Committee on 31-05-2024.
Justice Hima Kohli has been nominated as the Chairperson for the Committee. She also headed the Committee in 2022 and 2023. Justice BV Nagarathna is a member of the Committee.
Additional Registrar Sukhda Pritam has been nominated as the Member Secretary.
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India joins U.S.’s Red Flag air and RIMPAC naval exercises.
Indian Air Force (IAF) and Indian Navy are taking part in two mega multinational war games hosted by their U.S. counterparts. The IAF has deployed Rafale fighter jets for the two-week multinational air exercise Red Flag which commenced in Alaska on May 30. On the other hand, the Indian Navy is deploying the indigenous stealth frigate INS Shivalik for Ex RIMPAC (Rim of the Pacific) scheduled to be held in Hawaii from June 25 to August 2.
These multinational exercises are expected to. offer realistic training in a simulated combat environment
Onwards and Upwards. An IAF contingent arrived today at the Eielson AF Base of US airforce, at Alaska, US, to participate in the upcoming edition of the multi-national exercise Red Flag 24.
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Dipa Karmakar Becomes First Indian Gymnast To Win Gold In Asian Senior Championships.
Leading gymnast Dipa Karmakar made history on Sunday by becoming the first Indian to win a gold medal at the Asian Senior Championships, clinching the title in the women’s vault. Competing in Uzbekistan’s capital, the 30-year-old Dipa achieved an average score of 13.566 in the vault final on the competition’s last day. North Korean gymnasts Kim Son Hyang and Jo Kyong Byol secured the silver and bronze medals with scores of 13.466 and 12.966, respectively. Dipa, who narrowly missed a medal with a fourth-place finish in the vault final at the 2016 Rio Olympics, had previously won a bronze medal in the same event at the 2015 Asian Championships. Ashish Kumar had also won a bronze medal in the individual floor exercise at the 2015 Asian Championships.
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CDS Gen Anil Chauhan attends Exercise Cyber Suraksha – 2024.
Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Anil Chauhan attended ‘Exercise Cyber Suraksha – 2024’, on May 22, 2024, and underscored the importance of strengthening India’s cyber defence capabilities. The comprehensive cyber defence exercise is being conducted by Defence Cyber Agency from 20 - 24 May 2024. It aims to further develop Cyber Defence Capability of all Cyber security organisations and promote synergy amongst all stakeholders. It focusses on enhancing collaboration and integration among participants from various military and prominent national organizations.
Ex Cyber Suraksha to further enhance collaboration & integration among military and national agencies.
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International Tea Day 2024 - May 21
On May 21, the world observes International Tea Day. The day is devoted to recognising the contributions of the tea industry and promoting fair trade and investment in the area. This year, the event is set to be celebrated on Tuesday. International Tea Day includes giving recognition to tea and the people who work in the tea business. The most effective way to celebrate this day is by assisting with bringing issues to light in regards to the working conditions of workers in the tea business. This day is significant and everybody must take part in the exercises.
The inaugural International Tea Day festivity occurred in 2005 in the key tea-producing countries like India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Kenya to focus on the situation of tea producers and the changing tea marketplace.
Tea is more than just a beverage. It has profound cultural significance all over the world. The British people consider the afternoon tea lifestyle as sacrosanct.
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NSG & elite US SOF troops conduct 7TH joint counter-terror drill 'TARKASH' in Kolkata.
National Security Guard (NSG) is conducting joint counter-terror mock drills with the US Special Operations Forces (SOF) at multiple locations in Kolkata, to enhance interoperability and coordination between the two special forces. The seventh edition of the annual Indo-US joint counter-terrorism exercise 'Tarkash' commenced on April 22 at the Kolkata hub of NSG and shall culminate on May 15. The three-week exercise encompassed intense training and mock drills in urban counter terrorism scenarios.The primary objective of the Indo-US exercise 'Tarkash' is to build functional relation and enhance interoperability between their special forces in conducting coordinated counter-terror operations, particularly in urban counter-terrorism contingencies, an NSG spokesperson told TOI on Tuesday. It is also aimed at improving bilateral cooperation between India and US in matters relating to combating terrorism, in all its forms and manifestations.The previous edition of Tarkash - considered crucial in terms of security challenges being faced by both countries in the current global scenario - was conducted at Chennai in Jan 2023.
Joint Counter-Terror Mock Drills: NSG and US Special Operations Forces conducted joint counter-terror mock drills in Kolkata to enhance coordination and interoperability.
Seventh Edition of Exercise 'Tarkash': The annual Indo-US joint counter-terrorism exercise 'Tarkash' began on April 22 in Kolkata and focused on urban counter-terrorism scenarios.
Objective: The primary objective of 'Tarkash' is to build functional relations, enhance interoperability, and improve bilateral cooperation between India and the US in combating terrorism.
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7th INDIA- FRANCE JOINT MILITARY EXERCISE SHAKTI COMMENCES IN MEGHALAYA.
The 7th edition of India- France Joint Military Exercise SHAKTI commenced today, at Umroi, in a fully developed and modern Foreign Training Node in Meghalaya. The Exercise is scheduled to be conducted from 13th to 26th May 2024. The Opening Ceremony of the joint exercise was attended by H.E. Thierry Mathou, Ambassador of France to India and Major General Prasanna Sudhakar Joshi, General Officer Commanding 51 Sub Area. Exercise SHAKTI is a biennial training event conducted alternatively in India and France. Last edition was conducted in France in November 2021. Indian contingent comprising 90 personnel is being represented primarily by a Battalion of the RAJPUT Regiment besides personnel from other arms and services. Observers from the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force will also form part of the exercise. The French contingent comprising 90 personnel will be represented mainly by personnel from the 13th Foreign Legion Half- Brigade (13th DBLE). Aim of Exercise SHAKTI is to enhance joint military capability of both sides to undertake multi-domain operations in a Sub Conventional scenario under Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate.
Bilateral Collaboration: India-France Joint Military Exercise SHAKTI fosters bilateral collaboration between the two nations, focusing on enhancing joint military capabilities.
Multi-Domain Operations: The exercise aims to hone the skills required for multi-domain operations, particularly in Sub Conventional scenarios, aligning with Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate.
Strategic Significance: Taking place alternatively in India and France, Exercise SHAKTI underscores the strategic significance of defense cooperation between the two countries in tackling contemporary security challenges.
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Indian Army's Kharga Corps, under the aegis of Army's Western Command, successfully conducted a three-day joint exercise 'Gagan Strike-II' with the IAF at multiple locations in Punjab.
Indian Army's Kharga Corps, under the aegis of Army's Western Command, successfully conducted a three-day joint exercise 'Gagan Strike-II' with the IAF at multiple locations in Punjab. The exercise was conducted to refine processes and validate employment of attack helicopters in support of mechanised operations in developed terrain. The exercise incorporated Apache and ALH-WSI helicopters, Unarmed Aerial Vehicles and special forces of Indian Army, was aimed at validating various force multipliers in support of ground offensive by strike corps along with live firing by helicopters as demanded by mechanised forces during offensive maneuvers.
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joint exercise is conducting by Army and IAF at multiple locations in Punjab : 'Gagan Strike'
Indian Army's Kharga Corps, under the aegis of Army's Western Command, successfully conducted a three-day joint exercise with the IAF at multiple locations in Punjab. The exercise was conducted to refine processes and validate employment of attack helicopters in support of mechanised operations in developed terrain, an official statement issued on Tuesday said.
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Indian Navy’s indigenous, INS Sahyadri participated in Maritime Partnership Exercise with Royal Navy’s RFA Argus and RFA Lyme Bay.
Indian Navy’s indigenous, INS Sahyadri participated in Maritime Partnership Exercise with Royal Navy’s RFA Argus and RFA Lyme Bay, part of the UK Littoral Response Group South at Sea. The exercise provided an opportunity for both navies to exchange best practices. This exercise demonstrates the Indian Navy’s commitment in strengthening maritime partnerships and promotes regional stability. The joint exercise, conducted with precision and proficiency, showcased the seamless coordination and interoperability between the naval forces of India and the United Kingdom. Exercise Highlights include Tactical manoeuvres, Boarding operations, Surface engagement against simulated asymmetric threats, Cross-deck visits, and Cross-deck helicopter operations.
INS Sahyadri is a Shivalik-class stealth multi-role frigate built for the Indian Navy.
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Indian Navy conducted Exercise 'Poorvi Lehar' on East Coast under the Operational Control of The Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command.
Indian Navy conducted Exercise 'Poorvi Lehar' (XPOL) on East Coast under the Operational Control of The Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command. The exercise aimed at validation of procedures towards assessment of Indian Navy’s preparedness to meet Maritime Security challenges in the region. The exercise witnessed participation of Ships, Submarines, Aircrafts and Special Forces. XPOL was conducted in multiple phases including combat training in a realistic scenario during the Tactical Phase and successful conduct of various firings during the Weapon Phase towards reaffirming Indian Navy’s capability to deliver ordnance on target. In addition to the participation of assets from Eastern Naval Command, the exercise also witnessed participation of assets from IAF, Andaman & Nicobar Command and Coast Guard indicating a very high degree of interoperability amongst the Services.
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5th edition of India-Uzbekistan joint military Exercise 'DUSTLIK-2024' is being conducted from 15th to 28th April 2024 in Termez District, Uzbekistan.
5th edition of India-Uzbekistan joint military Exercise 'DUSTLIK-2024' is being conducted from 15th to 28th April 2024 in Termez District, Uzbekistan. Exercise DUSTLIK is a yearly event conducted alternatively in India and Uzbekistan. Last edition was conducted at Pithoragarh (India) in February 2023. The Indian Armed Forces contingent comprising 60 personnel is being represented by 45 personnel from the Indian Army, majorly from a Battalion of the JAT Regiment, and 15 personnel from the Indian Air Force. The Uzbekistan contingent comprising approximately 100 personnel, from Uzbekistan Army and Air Force, will be represented by personnel from Southern Operational Command, part of South-West Military District. Aim of Exercise DUSTLIK is to foster military cooperation and enhance combined capabilities to execute joint operations in mountainous as well as semi urban terrain.
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Trishakti Corps, Indian Army, conducted a training exercise on Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) firing at a Super High-Altitude Area of 17,000 Feet in Sikkim.
Trishakti Corps, Indian Army, conducted a training exercise on Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) firing at a Super High-Altitude Area of 17,000 Feet in Sikkim. Missile Firing Detachments from Mechanized and Infantry Units of the entire Eastern Command participated in the training exercise. The training exercise encompassed comprehensive continuity training and live firing from different platforms on moving as well as static targets, depicting battlefield conditions. The ATGM Detachments demonstrated the capability to neutralize armored threats with unparalleled lethality, ensuring mission success in treacherous mountains. The ATGM system’s performance in high-altitude environments reaffirms the aim of “Ek Missile Ek Tank” and showcased the accuracy and effectiveness of the ATGM system in Super High-Altitude terrain.
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A two-day Coastal Security Exercise 'Sagar Kavach 01/24' involving all maritime security agencies was conducted in UT of Lakshadweep from 1 to 2 April 2024.
A two-day Coastal Security Exercise 'Sagar Kavach 01/24' involving all maritime security agencies was conducted in UT of Lakshadweep from 1 to 2 April 2024. Assets of Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, Marine Police, Fisheries, Customs and other security agencies were engaged in the exercise. Validation of effectiveness of Coastal Security mechanism while dealing with asymmetric threat emanating from the sea were undertaken. The exercise witnessed enhanced preparedness, response mechanism, surveillance capabilities coordination between the coastal security stake holders.
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