Exercise INDRA

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  • Exercise INDRA 2025 Commences: The 14th edition of the India-Russia bilateral naval exercise ‘Indra’ has begun off the coast of Chennai.

  • Six-Day Exercise: The exercise will span six days, featuring sophisticated maritime drills and live weapon firings.

  • Phases of the Exercise: Divided into two phases: a Harbour Phase in Chennai (March 28-30) and a Sea Phase in the Bay of Bengal (March 31-April 2).

  • Participating Ships: Russian Navy ships Pechanga, Rezkiy, and Aldar Tsydenzhapov are participating. The Indian Navy has deployed

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warships Rana, Kuthar, and maritime patrol aircraft P8I.

  • Advanced Naval Drills: The Sea Phase includes tactical maneuvers, live weapon firings, anti-air operations, underway replenishment, helicopter cross-deck landings, and exchange of sea riders.

  • Objective: Aims to enhance naval interoperability and operational synergy between the Indian and Russian navies.

  • Long-Term Strategic Relationship: Exercise INDRA epitomizes the long-term strategic relationship between the two navies since its inception in 2003.

  • Symbol of Maritime Cooperation: The exercise has evolved into a symbol of maritime cooperation, showcasing the two nations’ commitment.

  • Strengthening Ties: Intended to enhance maritime cooperation, strengthen friendship, exchange best practices, and bolster diplomatic ties.