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Indo-Nepal joint training exercise culminates

| | Nov 13, 2016, at 09:24 pm
New Delhi, Nov 13 (IBNS): Indo-Nepal Joint Military Training was conducted at Army Battle School (NABS), Saljhandi, Nepal from Oct 31 to Nov 13 wherein the troops of the Kumaon Regt and Jabar Jung Battalion of Nepal Army participated.

Surya Kiran-X, which was the tenth such Indo-Nepal joint training exercise between the two nations, provided an ideal platform for troops of the two countries to share their experiences on Counter Terrorists Operations and Disaster Management.
    
Other activities conducted during training included basic familiarisation with each other’s weapons & equipment and concepts while operating in Counter Terrorism environment.

The training culminated with a 72 hrs outdoor exercise in which troops of both contingents carried out a Cordon and Search Operation in a mock village.

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