The 18th edition of Joint Military Exercise “Surya Kiran” between the Nepali Army and the Indian Army commenced on Tuesday. The exercise was inaugurated by Major General Prem Bahadur Pun, Mid-Western Division Commander,

A contingent of 334 personnel from the Indian Army departed for Nepal today to participate in the 18th edition of the Battalion Level Joint Military Exercise, Surya Kiran. Scheduled to take place in Saljhandi,

Over 300 Indian Army personnel depart for Nepal to participate in the joint military exercise Surya Kiran, focusing on jungle warfare, counter-terrorism, and disaster relief operations. The exercise aims to enhance interoperability and strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between the Indian and Nepali armies.

Indian Army Joins Nepal in 18th Surya Kiran Military Exercise - The Indian Army contingent comprising 334 personnel departed for Nepal today to participate in

Surya Kiran is a battalion-level exercise, to take place in Nepal. Primary aim is to enhance interoperability between Indian & Nepalese armies under mandate of United Nations.

The Indian Army contingent, comprising 334 personnel, departed for Nepal today (28 December) to participate in the eighteenth edition of the Battalion-Level Joint Military Exercise Surya Kiran. This annual event, held alternately in India and Nepal, is scheduled to take place in Saljhandi, Nepal, from 31 December 2024 to 13 January 2025.

During the exercise, the soldiers of two nations will be able to share best practices, enhance interoperability and foster a stronger bond in conduct of joint operations

The 18th India-Nepal combined battalion level military training Exercise, Surya Kiran, commenced at Saljhandi in Nepal on Tuesday and will continue till January 13, an official statement said. During the exercise,

The 18th edition of Exercise Surya Kiran, a joint military exercise between India and Nepal aimed at enhancing interoperability and fostering collaboration between the two nations' armies, began on Tuesday.