EXERCISE TRISHUL
Stealth frigate INS Trishul takes part in bilateral naval exercise 'Varuna' in France
The Indian Navy's stealth frigate INS Trishul has taken part in the flagship bilateral naval exercise 'Varuna' in France. The move aims to strengthen maritime and professional ties between the two countries. INS Trishul is the second ship of the Talwar-class stealth frigates and was commissioned into the Indian Navy in June 2003. The exercise conducted professional, sporting and cultural engagements as well as joint operations with French warships.
INS Trishul concludes Alexandria port call after PASSEX with Egyptian Navy
INS Trishul, an Indian Navy guided missile frigate, wrapped up a three-day Alexandria visit on September 17, having first held a PASSEX with Egypt's ENS Bernees involving joint manoeuvres and communication drills. Ambassador Suresh K Reddy met the crew, who also honoured Indian soldiers killed in the World Wars at Chatby War Memorial. The visit reinforced naval cooperation between the two countries.
India entering golden era of defence innovation: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged India to adopt a proactive approach for future readiness. He stated India is entering a golden era of defence innovation. Singh called for a 'profit-plus' approach from the private sector, emphasizing national interests alongside profit. The event 'Swavlamban 2025' showcased innovations from MSMEs and startups to meet armed forces' needs.
Lessons from Operation Sindoor will be posed as challenges at 'Swavlamban': Vice Admiral Vatsayan
The Indian Navy is transforming lessons from Operation Sindoor into challenges for industry and startups. This initiative aims to boost operational capabilities. The upcoming Swavlamban 2025 event will showcase solutions to these identified needs.
Rudra brigade revolution: How this new formation could transform the way Indian Army fights its enemies
India's military is transitioning from 'Cold Start' to a faster 'Cold Strike' doctrine, validated by the successful testing of the integrated 'Rudra' all-arms brigade. This new approach emphasizes quicker mobilization, deeper thrusts, and seamless multi-domain operations, enhancing India's war strategy under a nuclear overhang.
Exercise Trishul sets new benchmark, forces go back much stronger: Military commanders
Exercise Trishul, a mega tri-service drill, concluded with a final amphibian exercise, Amphex 2025, in Gujarat. Top military commanders highlighted the exercise's success in enhancing jointness and interoperability, with new weapons and procedures validated. The drill involved approximately 30,000 Army troops, multiple fighter aircraft, and nearly 25 Navy ships and submarines, including the aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
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What is Operation Akhand Prahar? RUDRA Brigade's 'Prachand' manoeuvres signal a new era for Indian defence
The Indian Army conducted Exercise Akhand Prahar in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, demonstrating its multi-domain warfare capabilities. The exercise validated the newly formed RUDRA Brigade and tested next-generation battlefield technologies, including drones and counter-drone systems, in coordination with the Indian Air Force.
Exercise Trishul: 3 top commanders in armed forces board INS Vikrant, witness op demonstration
Top commanders of the Army, Navy, and Air Force reviewed a joint multi-domain operation aboard INS Vikrant as part of the mega Exercise Trishul. The exercise, spanning from the Thar desert to the Kutch region, culminates in an amphibious landing, showcasing integrated land-sea-air power projection and commitment to jointness, self-reliance, and innovation.
Indian Army concludes 'Exercise Maru Jwala' in Jaisalmer as part of 'Trishul' drill
The Indian Army's Southern Command recently held Exercise Maru Jwala in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. This drill was a key part of the larger tri-services Trishul exercise. Elite units demonstrated their readiness and coordination. The Sudarshan Chakra Corps, a strike corps, trained diligently for two months. Modern equipment integration was highlighted, showcasing future operational capabilities.
Indian Army conducts 'Exercise Brahmashira' in Rann and Creek Sector
The Indian Army is conducting Exercise Brahmashira in Gujarat's Rann and Creek Sector. This is part of the larger Tri-Services Exercise Trishul, bringing together the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and BSF. It validates integrated capabilities across land, sea, and air. The event showcases India's commitment to jointness and self-reliance in defence.
Indian Army conducts joint aerial operations in forward areas of Arunachal Pradesh
Indian Army's Spear Corps conducted intensive flying operations with infantry in Arunachal Pradesh. Southern Command's Sudarshan Chakra Corps joined the Indian Navy for a joint amphibious exercise along the Western seaboard. These exercises demonstrate tri-service synergy and operational readiness. Earlier, a joint air defence exercise also took place. These events highlight India's integrated defence capabilities.
Armed forces to soon conduct tri-service Excercise Trishul in western sector
A major tri-service exercise named Trishul will soon take place in India's western sector. This exercise aims to enhance coordination and joint operations among the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. It will test their ability to work together across different terrains and missions. The exercise signifies India's commitment to a strong and integrated defense capability.
India's military drill underway, Pakistan issues parallel warning
India's major military exercise 'Trishul' is currently underway in the Arabian Sea. Pakistan has issued a parallel navigation warning for naval firing drills in the same area. This exercise involves warships, combat aircraft, and troops, focusing on integrated missions. Rajnath Singh recently cautioned against any misadventure from across the border.
Post-Sindoor wargame: 25 warships, over 40 jets, at least 40,000 soldiers & amphibious operations
As part of its commitment to national security, India has initiated a grand tri-services wargame dubbed Ex Trishul. This strategic exercise represents a formidable show of force, utilizing an impressive array of 25 warships, more than 40 combat aircraft, and 40,000 troops.
A new live frontier emerges in India-Pakistan tensions
India's tri-service exercise Trishul highlights Sir Creek as a new frontier in India-Pakistan tensions. This marshy estuary, a long-standing border dispute, is crucial for maritime rights and potential resource control. India's increased focus signals deterrence against potential Pakistani incursions and asymmetric threats.
Ahead of G20 Summit, IAF launches 'Trishul' combat training amid ongoing China-Pakistan tensions
The Indian Air Force has launched a major training exercise codenamed 'Trishul' along the China-Pakistan border. The exercise involves a range of combat assets such as fighter jets, transport aircraft, and surface-to-air guided weapons. The primary objective is to evaluate the combat preparedness of the Western Air Command. The exercise will be temporarily paused during the G20 summit in New Delhi to ensure the security of the airspace.
African Safari:Maiden India-Tanzania Joint Surveillance of Tanzanian EEZ
India’s expanding defence cooperation with various maritime neighbours in the Indian Ocean exemplify its commitment to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's doctrine of SAGAR (Security and Growth for all in the Region). Among these countries, Tanzania has emerged as a critical partner in India's defence outreach and Indo-Pacific Policy, showcasing a deepening bond between the two nations.
India, UK hold bilateral maritime exercise 'Konkan'
The exercises covered all domains of maritime operations, air, surface and sub-surface, and included gunnery shoots on surface inflatable target 'Killer Tomato', helicopter operations, anti-air and anti-submarine warfare drills, Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS), ship manoeuvres and exchange of personnel.
Naval ships INS Deepak and INS Tabar visit Kuwait
Indian Naval ships - Deepak, Delhi, Tabar and Trishul - from the Western Command have been deployed in the region.
Indian warships visit Qatar to strengthen naval ties
Of the four ships, INS Delhi and INS Trishul entered Doha, Qatar on Monday and shall remain there till September 17, 2015.
INS Delhi, INS Trishul to make goodwill visits to Qatar
Seeking to boost defence cooperation between India and Qatar, two warships of Indian Navy will make a goodwill visit to the strategically located Gulf nation next week
'Exercise IBSAMAR' between India, South Africa, Brazil begins tomorrow
This is the first time that 'Exercise IBSAMAR' is being conducted in Indian waters and it will conclude on February 29. All previous editions were held off South Africa, Navy said.
Navies of Brazil, India and South Africa to hold exercise off Goa coast
Brazil, India and South Africa will participate in a joint exercise off Goa coast from tomorrow as part of the second phase of 'IBSAMAR'.
Maritime cooperation: India and Oman conduct bilateral naval exercise 'Naseem Al Bahr'
"Initiated in 1993, the exercise has matured over the years with increasing scope, complexity of operations and level of participation," said a Ministry of Defence press release.
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