Archive · 16 Nov 2025
India, UK Armies Begin 'Ajeya Warrior' Counter-Terror Exercise in Rajasthan
The armies of India and the United Kingdom are starting a special training exercise called 'Ajeya Warrior' in Rajasthan.
It's like a practice mission for them to work together really well, especially when fighting against terrorists in towns or cities, following international rules.
This exercise will last for two weeks.
It helps both armies become better friends, trust each other more, and be stronger partners in keeping the world peaceful and safe.
Other recent exercises mentioned show India practicing different kinds of military actions, like using new technology and working with its navy and air force, as well as practicing amphibious landings.
The 8th edition of the joint bilateral Exercise Ajeya Warrior between the Indian Army and the British Army begins in Rajasthan.
The exercise will be conducted from November 17 to 30 at the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in Rajasthan.
The primary aim is to strengthen operational synergy in joint Counter-Terrorism operations in a semi-urban environment under Chapter VII of the UN mandate.
The 14-day joint exercise reflects shared commitment towards global peace and security and deepens defense cooperation and mutual trust.
Recent related exercises mentioned include 'Poorvi Prachand Prahar' focusing on new capabilities with technology and 'Trishul' demonstrating large-scale multi-domain maneuvers and Tri-Services synergy.
- Who
- Indian Army and British Army
- What
- Commencement of the 8th edition of the joint bilateral Exercise Ajeya Warrior, focusing on counter-terrorism operations.
- When
- Beginning tomorrow (from the article's publication date) and continuing from November 17 to November 30.
- Where
- Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan
- Why
- To strengthen operational synergy in joint Counter-Terrorism operations in a semi-urban environment under Chapter VII of the UN mandate, and to deepen defense cooperation, camaraderie, and mutual trust.
Ajeya Warrior Exercise
Other Recent Indian Army Exercises
Focus of Exercise
Ajeya Warrior Exercise
The Ajeya Warrior exercise focuses on strengthening operational synergy in joint Counter-Terrorism operations in a semi-urban environment under Chapter VII of the UN mandate.
Other Recent Indian Army Exercises
Exercises like 'Poorvi Prachand Prahar' focus on validation of new capabilities with multiple agencies, integrating advanced battlefield technology, swarm drones, and attack helicopters. 'Trishul' demonstrates large-scale multi-domain maneuvers and Tri-Services synergy, including amphibious landing operations.
Participants
Ajeya Warrior Exercise
The Ajeya Warrior exercise is a joint bilateral exercise between the Indian Army and the British Army.
Other Recent Indian Army Exercises
'Poorvi Prachand Prahar' involves the Eastern Command of the Indian Army with the IAF, Indian Navy, ITBP, and other agencies. 'Trishul' involves Southern Command and demonstrates Tri-Services synergy with the Navy and Air Force.
Location and Duration
Ajeya Warrior Exercise
The Ajeya Warrior exercise is conducted from November 17 to 30 at the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan.
Other Recent Indian Army Exercises
Specific locations and durations for 'Poorvi Prachand Prahar' and 'Trishul' are not detailed in relation to Ajeya Warrior, but 'Trishul' involved maneuvers spanning the Western Seaboard, Desert Sector, and Rann & Creek Sector.
- Exercise Name
- Ajeya Warrior
- Edition
- 8th
- Participants
- Indian Army and British Army
- Location
- Mahajan Field Firing Ranges, Rajasthan
- Dates
- November 17 - November 30
- Objective
- Strengthen operational synergy in joint Counter-Terrorism operations in a semi-urban environment under Chapter VII of the UN mandate, deepen defence cooperation, camaraderie, and mutual trust.
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