The eighth edition of the India-UK joint military exercise, Ajeya Warrior-25, commenced at the Mahajan field firing ranges in Rajasthan’s Bikaner district. This 14-day exercise, focused on counter-terrorism operations in semi-urban environments, involves 240 personnel from both the Indian Army and the British Army, with the Sikh Regiment representing India. Scheduled to conclude on November 30, the exercise aims to enhance tactical proficiency, facilitate joint mission planning, and develop coordinated responses to complex operations. Held biennially since 2011, this iteration underscores the shared values of professionalism and commitment to regional stability, reinforcing the strategic partnership between India and the UK in addressing contemporary security challenges.