Exercise AJEYA WARRIOR-25:
The eighth edition of the Exercise “AJEYA WARRIOR-25” commenced at the Foreign Training Node, Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan.
- It is a bilateral military exercise conducted between India-UK.
- It is held biennially since 2011 which has evolved into a flagship engagement between the Indian Army and the British Army.
- The Indian Army is being represented by troops of the Sikh Regiment.
- Objective is to facilitate the exchange of best combat skills and experiences between the two armies and to enhance their ability to operate together in complex situations.
- It is conducted under a United Nations mandate, the exercise focuses on counter-terrorism operations in semi-urban environment.
- It include joint mission planning at Brigade level, integrated tactical drills, simulation-based scenarios and company-level field training exercises replicating real-life counter-terror contingencies.
- The exercise also aims to share best practices, enhance tactical proficiency and develop coordinated responses for managing complex operations in challenging environments.
- The 2025 edition further reinforces shared values of professionalism, cooperation and commitment to regional stability and global peace.
