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IAF Revives Tarang Shakti Multinational Air Exercise in Jodhpur

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The Indian Air Force has announced the resumption of Tarang Shakti, its flagship multinational air exercise, to be held in Jodhpur. The exercise will bring together air forces from multiple countries for joint aerial operations and tactical training. It aims to improve interoperability among participating nations and foster a deeper understanding of diverse operational protocols. The event follows the recently concluded India-Japan air combat exercise Veer Guardian, continuing India's momentum in multilateral military engagement. Tarang Shakti will serve as a platform for exchanging best practices and conducting complex aerial missions.

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