The three Indian armies are exercising in the name of Operation Trishul in Jaisalmer, the desert area of ​​Rajasthan adjacent to the India-Pakistan border. On the 11th day of this 12-day exercise, the Indian Army conducted a huge exercise ‘Maru Jwala’. Let us tell you that this operation is considered to be the biggest joint exercise of the three armies since ‘Sindoor’.

Enemy targets identified with drones during exercise
Under the Operation Trishul exercise, units of the three armies, Army, Air Force and Navy, demonstrated united attacks on terrorist hideouts and enemy posts. During the exercise, enemy positions were identified using drones and nearby villages were evacuated. Helicopters provided cover fire to T-90 tanks, while AI-enabled drones and robotic mules delivered weapons and first aid to the troops.

Army tanks, cannons and fighter jets roared together
During this time, tanks, cannons, helicopters and fighter jets were seen in action together in the sea of ​​sand. The exercise was led by Lieutenant General Dheeraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command. He described it as a living example of the Army’s “JAI Mantra” of Jointness, Atmanirbharta and Innovation. Through ‘Maru Jwala’, indigenous weapons, communication systems and counter-drone technologies were tested in harsh sandy conditions. This exercise was not only a show of strength, but also proved the joint action and technical self-reliance of the Indian forces in modern warfare.

Southern Command led the exercise
Along with the tanks of the mechanized and armored corps of the Army, the fighter jets of the Air Force also showed their strength. This exercise was led by the Southern Command. Lieutenant General Dheeraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Southern Command, inspected the battlefield and praised the efficiency of the soldiers. He said that the Indian Army is completely capable of fighting the enemies under any circumstances.

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Amid the ongoing conflict over Sir Creek, 20-25 Indian warships and more than 40 fighter jets are taking part in India’s tri-exercise Trishul (30 October-13 November) organized in Rajasthan, Gujarat and the Arabian Sea adjacent to the Pakistan border. Along with this, the Southern Command of the Army (Headquarters Pune), BSF and Coast Guard are also participating with full strength.

Indian Navy’s Director General of Naval Operations (DGNO) N Pramod told during a press conference on Friday (October 31, 2025) that the objective of this exercise is to create synergy between all the Maritime Forces and Armed Forces in a large complex environment, so that in case of war, there is complete coordination and cooperation between the Armed Forces and Central Agencies.

NOTAM issued in North Arabian Sea

For the first time after Operation Sindoor, all three wings of the army i.e. Army, Air Force and Navy are conducting joint exercises. Regarding this exercise, India has issued NOTAM i.e. Notice to Airmen in Gujarat, Rajasthan and North Arabian Sea, so that there is no violation of air-space during the exercise.

This is the first time in recent years that a joint exercise of India’s tri-services i.e. all three parts of the army is being conducted on the western border. Indian Navy’s aircraft carrier INS Vikrant and the fighter aircraft deployed on it MiG-29K are also taking part in this exercise.

Indian Air Force airbases taking part

The South-Western Command of the Indian Air Force (Headquarters Gandhinagar) and all the airbases in the region are participating in the exercise. According to the information, MiG-29, Sukhoi, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets of the Air Force are taking part.

Apart from fighter planes, reconnaissance aircraft and military transport aircraft are also part of the exercise. Vice Admiral Pramod also informed that apart from traditional war, this war-game has also been organized in cyber and space domain.

Pakistan scared by Defense Minister’s warning

In recent times, tension has increased between India and Pakistan regarding Sir Creek area of ​​Gujarat. On the occasion of Dussehra, Rajnath reached Sir Creek and performed Shastra Puja and warned Pakistan to desist from any kind of nefarious activities in this area.

Rajnath had revealed that Pakistan has been keeping an eye on this area since the 1965 war. This is the reason why Pakistan is increasing its military deployment in its jurisdiction of Sir Creek. Rajnath had clearly said that if Pakistan made any mis-adventure in Sir Creek, then like the 1971 war, the history and geography of Pakistan would be completely changed.

Pakistan stirs in Sir Creek after Defense Minister’s visit

The Defense Minister had even said that the road to Karachi also passes through Sir Creek. Soon after Rajnath Singh’s visit, Pakistani Navy Chief Naved Ashraf reached Sir Creek and deployed three hovercraft here.

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There is already a stir in Pakistan regarding the exercise ‘Trishul’ to be conducted by the three armies of India (Naval, Army and Air Force) from October 30. India has already issued NOTAM (notice to air missions – NOTAM), but Pakistan is in such a panic that it has extended the scope of NOTAM to its entire airspace.

Almost the entire airspace of Pakistan has been closed. This step has been taken by Pakistan after the visit of its Navy Chief to Sir Creek area. The Indian Army, Navy and Air Force are going to conduct joint exercises in the border areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat (from October 30 to October 11).

Airspace closed in almost entire Pakistan
This exercise of Indian forces will take place in the sea and also in desert areas. As a precautionary measure, ‘NOTAM’ was already issued by India, so that no aircraft gets hit by it. On the other hand, Pakistan itself has extended its scope to almost the entire country.

Rajnath Singh had warned
Pakistan Navy Chief visited Sir Creek last week and took stock of the preparations of his army. Earlier this month, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had reached Sir Creek area and met the soldiers there. The Defense Minister had given a strict warning regarding increasing military infrastructure by Pakistan in Sir Creek area.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had warned Pakistan that they should not forget that a route through Sir Creek leads to Karachi. Any audacity on the part of the enemy in this area can change both its history and geography.

Strategy changed after Operation Sindoor
After Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces are active from the Indian Ocean to the Arabian Sea. Earlier, the Indian Navy had conducted joint exercises with the British Royal Navy. Recently, the Indian Air Force has successfully tested Advanced Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) on the Konkan coast and now all the three armies are going to conduct joint exercises.

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