Archive · 23 Nov 2025
Indian Army's Western Command Conducts 'RAM Prahar' in Haridwar
The Indian Army's Western Command held a big military practice called 'RAM Prahar' in Haridwar.
They did it in the woods by the Ganges and Jhilmil Lake.
The leader of the exercise said it was the most advanced one ever done there.
He also said that if any enemy tries to cause trouble, they will get a bigger punishment than before.
The Indian Army's Western Command conducted a major military exercise 'RAM Prahar' in Haridwar
The exercise was held in dense forests near the Ganges and Jhilmil Lake
Commandant Lieutenant General MK Katiyar stated that the exercise was the most aggressive and modern ever conducted in the region
He warned that any enemy misadventure would be met with a response even stronger than Operation Sindoor
This was the first time such an exercise was conducted in Haridwar
- Who
- The Indian Army's Western Command
- What
- Conducted a military exercise
- When
- Nearly a month-long, concluded recently
- Where
- Haridwar, in dense forests near the Ganges and Jhilmil Lake
- Why
- To demonstrate capability and deter enemy misadventures
- Exercise Name
- RAM Prahar
- Commandant
- Lieutenant General MK Katiyar
- Location
- Haridwar, near Ganges and Jhilmil Lake
- Duration
- Nearly a month
- Previous Similar Exercise
- None in Haridwar