The eighth edition of the India-UK joint military exercise, Ajeya Warrior, commenced on Monday at the Mahajan Field Firing Range in Bikaner and will continue until November 30. Involving 240 soldiers from both nations, the exercise primarily focuses on counter-terrorism operations in urban environments and is conducted under a United Nations mandate. Indian participation is led by the Sikh Regiment, with Colonel Neeraj Beniwal emphasizing the importance of sharing combat skills and enhancing operational capabilities in complex scenarios. This collaboration not only strengthens bilateral ties but also showcases both nations’ commitment to addressing global security challenges effectively.