The Indian Army and Indian Air Force (IAF) successfully conducted “Maru Jwala,” a large-scale airborne exercise near the Pakistan border in Rajasthan, demonstrating enhanced operational readiness and joint capabilities. This exercise involved airdrops from C-130J and AN-32 transport aircraft, simulating complex battlefield conditions that required rapid force projection and operational coordination between the two services. It emphasized the importance of mastering logistics, communication, and rapid response in challenging terrains, reinforcing the Army-Air Force synergy critical for future conflicts. Such drills are vital for refining India’s joint warfighting doctrines and showcase the country’s commitment to maintaining deterrence and preparedness against evolving threats along its western frontiers.