India, Nepal begin joint military training exercise

Indian Military contingent reached Nepal to take part within the sixteenth Version of India-Nepal Joint Coaching Train Surya Kiran 2022. Photograph: Twitter/@adgpi

India and Nepal on December 16 started the sixteenth version of the joint army coaching train to share theoretical and sensible experiences in jungle warfare associated to counter-terrorism army abilities in addition to catastrophe administration.

A workforce from the Indian Military arrived in Nepal on Wednesday to take part within the “Surya Kiran” army coaching workouts going down at Saljhandi within the Rupandehi district of Lumbini Zone close to the Nepal-India border.

The joint army train contains reduction work and medical therapy as a part of the catastrophe administration and counter-terrorism practices, a press assertion issued by the Nepal Military mentioned.

Nepali Military official Bima Kumar Wagley is main a 334-member Nepali workforce and Indian Military’s Colonel Himanshu Bahuguna is main one other 334-member workforce in the course of the joint army train that can final until December 29.

The ‘Surya Kiran’ train is carried out yearly in Nepal and India. The fifteenth version of the joint train was held in Pithoragarh, India.

Throughout the joint train, the troopers will put into observe theoretical data of jungle warfare referring to counter-mutiny and counter-terrorism army talent and catastrophe administration, based on the Nepal Military headquarters.

The military personnel of the 2 international locations will even share one another’s theoretical, sensible, in addition to particular experiences.

Nepal is essential for India within the context of its general strategic pursuits within the area, and the leaders of the 2 international locations have usually famous the age-old “Roti Beti” relationship.

The nation shares a border of over 1,850 km with 5 Indian States—Sikkim, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Land-locked Nepal depends closely on India for the transportation of products and providers.