HeadlineShine

India, Australia troops train for coastal, island warfare in AUSTRAHIND 2026

Times of India ·First reported
Times of IndiaIndia, Australia troops train for coastal, island warfare in AUSTRAHIND 2026
Image: Times of India

Indian and Australian army troops are actively participating in joint combat drills at the Foreign Training Node in Thiruvananthapuram, designated Exercise AUSTRAHIND 2026. This exercise, featuring approximately 240 servicemen including 120 from each…

Summary from Times of India

Read the full story on Times of India
React

More on Australia

See all →
The Hindu
Sports5 sources·

South Africa Vs Australia 3rd Test Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch In India
ESPNcricinfo
Sports2 sources·

"That's What Wins You Games": Travis Head Urges Australia To Step Up As Unit
Economic Times
Business3 sources·

Australia expands biometric requirements for visa applicants in India
ESPNcricinfo
SportsESPNcricinfo·

Who stays, who goes? Green's return and a host of questions for Australia

More top stories

See all →
NDTV
Business7 sources·

Tamil Nadu Jailbreak: 17 Inmates Escape Theni Sub-Jail, One Arrested; Border Checks Intensified
Hindustan Times
Entertainment4 sources·

Shah Rukh Khan's 'King' Poster Out, Releasing On THIS Day
Economic Times
Business7 sources·

Anthropic files IPO, could be biggest ever
Hindustan Times
Sports4 sources·

Harry Kane crowned Ballon d'Or winner, Putellas wins women's award
Hindustan Times
Sports3 sources·

Jay-Z picks himself to headline Super Bowl halftime show - WATCH
Hindustan Times
5 sources·

Four shot dead at Guwahati Hotel

Top stories in India

See all →
Times of India
Business5 sources·

Microsoft is offering buyouts to around 60,000 employees, reports say
Hindustan Times
Business5 sources·

DAC clears defence procurement proposals worth ₹2.12 lakh crore
Hindustan Times
Entertainment2 sources·

Lagaan: Rachel Shelley shares BTS tribute to Ashutosh
Times of India
Business6 sources·

Centre Tweaks Motor Vehicle Rules To Allow E100 Flex-Fuel Cars
Times of India
Business4 sources·

Noel Tata renews challenge to Chandrasekaran’s reappointment, questions Tata Sons board voting and conflict of interest
Hindustan Times
Sports2 sources·

Kylian Mbappe Dropped By Chinese Brands For Calling Former Leader Mao Zedong 'Dictator'