Exercise AJEYA WARRIOR Latest News
Recently, the eighth edition of the Exercise “AJEYA WARRIOR-25” commenced at the Foreign Training Node, Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan.
About Exercise AJEYA WARRIOR
- It is a bilateral military exercise conducted between India-UK.
- It is held biennially since 2011, AJEYA WARRIOR has evolved into a flagship engagement between the Indian Army and the British Army.
Key Features of Exercise AJEYA WARRIOR 25
- The Indian Army is being represented by troops of the Sikh Regiment.
- The objective of the exercise 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 environments.
- It includes 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.
- Significance: The 2025 edition further reinforces shared values of professionalism, cooperation and commitment to regional stability and global peace.
Source: PIB
Exercise AJEYA WARRIOR FAQs
Q1: What is Exercise Ajeya Warrior?
Ans: A biennial military training event between India and the UK.
Q2: Where is the 8th edition of Exercise Ajeya Warrior being held?
Ans: Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan, India
