Naval warships, aircraft carriers and submarines from the U.S., India and Japan steamed into the Bay of Bengal on Saturday as they took part in joint military exercises off India's east coast ...

India and Japan are set to hold their maiden air exercise from January 12-26. This is the first time that the Indian Air Force and Japanese Air Self Defense Forces will be exercising together.

New Delhi [India], February 16 (ANI): The Indian Army will conduct the sixth edition of the joint military exercise Dharma Guardian with Japan at Mount Fuji in Japan from February 25 to March 9 ...

Jan. 10 (UPI) --India announced that it will be holding joint defense exercises with Japan this month, as both nations seek to demonstrate to China their defense abilities.Exercise Veer Guardian ...

Formerly a bilateral exercise between India and the US, Japan became a permanent Malabar member in 2015. This year is the first to include aircraft carriers from all three participating navies.

East Fuji [Japan] February 25 (ANI): ): The 6th edition of the India-Japan joint military exercise, Dharma Guardian, began on ...

This article is authored by Rishi Gupta, assistant director, and Rahul Jaybhay, research analyst, Asia Society Policy ...

India has bilateral exercises with both the US and Japan. It is likely this will evolve into a triangular engagement – with Japan moving from observer to full participant.

Tokyo, May 29: Taking their strategic cooperation further, India and Japan Wednesday announced that bilateral naval exercises would be regularized and held more frequently.However, ...

On June 30, The Indian Express reported that Japan would be participating in this year’s Exercise MALABAR, which initially began as a bilateral naval exercise between the United States and India ...

Australia will join India, the United States and Japan in next month’s Malabar naval exercises in the Indian Ocean, in a move that is expected to strengthen the military relationship between the ...

Warships from India, Japan and the U.S. will participate in joint exercises in the Pacific—a sign of greater maritime cooperation among democracies in Asia as they face a more-assertive China.