Published: 9th Mar, 2020
Indian Armed Forces conduct/participates in various bilateral and multilateral military exercises with foreign countries. The details of such exercise include the following:
Context
Indian Armed Forces conduct/participates in various bilateral and multilateral military exercises with foreign countries. The details of such exercise include the following:
About
About the Exercises
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Sl. No. |
Country |
Exercise |
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1. |
Australia |
Ex AUSTRA HIND, Ex AUSINDEX, EX PITCH BLACK |
|
2. |
Bangladesh |
Ex SAMPRITI, IN-BN CORPAT, IN-BN BILAT, IN-BN SF EXERCISE, TABLE TOP EX, SAMVEDNA |
|
3. |
Brazil & South Africa |
IBSAMAR |
|
4. |
China |
Ex HAND IN HAND |
|
5. |
Egypt |
Ex CYCLONE |
|
6. |
France |
Ex SHAKTI, Ex VARUNA, GARUDA |
|
7. |
Indonesia |
Ex GARUDA SHAKTI, IND-INDO CORPAT IND-INDO BILAT |
|
8. |
Israel |
Ex BLUE FLAG |
|
9. |
Japan |
Ex DHARMA GUARDIAN, Ex JIMEX |
|
10. |
Kazakhstan |
Ex KAZIND |
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11. |
Kyrgyzstan |
Ex KHANJAR |
|
12. |
Malaysia |
Ex HARIMAU SHAKTI, Ex IN-RMN BILAT, HOP EX |
|
13. |
Maldives |
Ex EKUVERIN, EX EKATHA |
|
14. |
Mongolia |
Ex NOMADIC ELEPHANT |
|
15. |
Myanmar |
Ex IMBEX, IMCOR, IN-MN BILAT, TABLE TOP EX |
|
16. |
Nepal |
Ex SURYA KIRAN |
|
17. |
Oman |
Ex AL NAGAH, NASEEM-AL-BAHR, Ex EASTERN BRIDGE |
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18. |
Qatar |
ZA’IR AL BAHR |
|
19. |
Russia |
EX INDRA, EX AVIAINDRA |
|
20. |
Seychelles |
Ex LAMITIYE |
|
21. |
Singapore |
SIMBEX, JOINT MILITARY TRAINING |
|
22. |
Sri Lanka |
Ex MITRA SHAKTI, SLINEX, IN-SLN SF Ex, SAMVEDNA |
|
23. |
Thailand |
Ex MAITREE, INDO-THAI CORPAT, Ex SIAM BHARAT |
|
24. |
UAE |
DESERT EAGLE |
|
25. |
UK |
Ex AJEY WARRIOR, KONKAN, INDRADHANUSH |
|
26. |
USA |
Ex YUDHABHAYAS, Ex VAJRA PRAHAR, SPITTING COBRA, SANGAM (IN-USN EOD Ex), RED FLAG, Ex COPE INDIA |
|
27. |
Uzbekistan |
Ex DUSTLIK |
|
28. |
Vietnam |
VINBAX, IN-VPN BILAT |
|
29. |
Multilateral |
BIMSTEC |
|
30. |
Multilateral |
AFINDEX |
|
31. |
Multilateral |
MEDEX |
|
32. |
Multilateral |
SCO - PEACE MISSION |
|
33. |
Multilateral |
Ex TSENTR |
|
34. |
Multilateral |
CORMORANT STRIKE |
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35. |
Multilateral |
KHAAN QUEST |
|
36. |
Multilateral |
COBRA GOLD |
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37. |
Multilateral |
ADMM Plus Exercises |
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38. |
Multilateral |
BLACK CARILLION |
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39. |
Multilateral |
KAKADU |
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40. |
Multilateral |
KOMODO |
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41. |
Multilateral |
IONS WORKING GROUP EXERCISES |
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42. |
Multilateral |
EOD J2A |
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43. |
Multilateral |
MARISX |
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44. |
Multilateral |
MALABAR |
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45. |
Multilateral |
RIMPAC |
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46. |
Multilateral |
CUTLASS EXPRESS |
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47. |
Multilateral |
SALVEX |
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48. |
Multilateral |
SEACAT |
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49. |
Multilateral |
SITMEX |
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50. |
Multilateral |
MILAN |
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51. |
Multilateral |
WPNS Exercises |
Significance of military exercises:
- In the domain of international relations, military diplomacy has, in recent years, emerged as a major tool to further diplomatic interests of nations. Participation in international level military exercises is an indication of the highest level of trust and confidence between the member nations.
- It is a key confidence-building measure (CBM) and an indication of the faith reposed by India on another nation or a group of member nations.
- On the operational side, military exercises enable militaries to understand each other’s drills and procedures, overcome language barriers, and facilitate familiarisation with equipment capabilities.
- Perhaps, the most important advantage of joint military exercises is ‘strategic signalling’. A joint exercise with one or more nations serves the purpose of signalling to a third country of the influence we have in the region and a demonstration of our resolve to further our diplomatic objectives.
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