Indo-UK military exercise Ajeya Warrior-25 underway in Rajasthan
Ajeya Warrior-25, the latest edition of the India-UK joint military exercise, is happening right now at Rajasthan's Mahajan Field Firing Ranges.
Running from November 17 to 30, it brings together equal numbers from the Indian Army's Sikh Regiment and the British Army.
This year is a big deal—it includes brigade-level mission planning.
Why does this matter?
Ajeya Warrior has been held every two years since 2011 and is now a flagship event for both countries' armies.
The focus this time is on realistic training: joint mission planning, tactical drills, and counter-terrorism scenarios based on real-world challenges.
It's all about building trust, sharing best practices, and learning how to tackle tough situations as one team—skills that matter way beyond just military life.