Archive · 22 Jun 2025
India Evacuates Nationals from Israel Under Operation Sindhu
India is bringing its citizens home from Israel using a special plan called Operation Sindhu because of the problems between Israel and Iran.
The first group of 160 people traveled from Israel to Jordan, then to an airport to fly back to India.
The Indian government made a special phone line and website to help.
They helped those who needed it most, like people who were sick, women, and kids.
The government is watching what is happening closely and will continue to help its citizens.
India evacuated 160 nationals in the first batch under Operation Sindhu.
Evacuees were transported from Israel to the Jordanian border.
The Indian embassy in Tel Aviv set up a 24/7 control room for the evacuation.
Evacuation priorities considered medical needs, children, women, and students.
Special flights from Amman to New Delhi are arranged for the evacuees.
- Who
- Indian nationals in Israel.
- What
- Evacuation of Indian nationals from Israel.
- When
- First batch of evacuees arrived at the Jordanian border on Sunday.
- Where
- Israel and Jordan.
- Why
- To ensure the safety and well-being of Indian citizens abroad.
Operational Challenges
Efficient execution
Logistical challenges
Operational Challenges
Evacuation efforts require careful planning due to the situation.
Efficient execution
The operation was carried out smoothly and efficiently.
- Operation Name
- Operation Sindhu
- First Batch Evacuees
- 160 nationals
- Departure Points
- Tel Aviv and Haifa
- Destination
- Amman Airport, Jordan
- Priority Groups
- Medical needs, families, and students
Sources
Indian Workers In Israel Being Forced To Return? What Government Said
Indian Workers Being Forced To Return From Israel Amid Iran Conflict? What Government Said
Operation Sindhu: 517 Indian nationals returned to India from Iran so far, says MEA
Why Israel-Iran conflict may not immediately affect Indian military supplies
