India-Singapore Naval Drills: A Testament to Strong Maritime Ties
Indian naval ship Satpura arrived in Singapore for SIMBEX-25 to enhance interoperability and affirm commitment to Indo-Pacific security. The exercise strengthens the maritime partnership between the two nations through operational discussions and advanced naval operations, embodying India's vision of 'MAHASAGAR'.

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Indian naval ship Satpura has docked in Singapore for the Singapore-India Maritime Bilateral Exercise (SIMBEX-25), a defense initiative aimed at strengthening interoperability and naval security in the Indo-Pacific region.
This exercise underscores the robust maritime relationship between India and Singapore, manifested in expert exchanges, operational dialogues, and deck familiarization aboard the vessels RSN Vigilant and RSN Supreme.
Highlighted by air defense and complex maneuvering drills, SIMBEX-25 fortifies the strategic alliance, echoing India's maritime vision 'MAHASAGAR' and its Act East Policy focusing on regional engagement.
(With inputs from agencies.)