India is gearing up for a massive joint military exercise ‘Ex Trishul’, with the three services—Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force—set to demonstrate their joint multi-domain operations and interoperability. In the wake of the exercise, a notice to airmen (NOTAM) has been issued.
The joint military exercise, taking place along the Pakistan border from October 30 to November 10, merely months after the military stand-off between the two nations, will showcase the capabilities of India’s indigenous weapon systems.
“India has issued a notification for a Tri-Services Exercise along its western border with Pakistan, the chosen area & scale of activity are unusual
Date | 30 October- 10 November 2025,” a tweet by open-source intelligence (OSINT) and satellite imagery analyst Damien Symon read.
According to media reports, the joint exercise seeks to validate military operations across diverse terrains, including offensive maneuvers and amphibious operations, electronic warfare, and cyber capabilities of the three services.
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The joint exercise will be led by the Southern Command of the Indian Army, led by Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth.
Defence ministry sources have been quoted as saying that the exercise will showcase the application of Atmanirbharta in operational practices and refinement of tactics, techniques, and procedures tailored to counter the emerging threats and changing nature of warfare.
Pakistan has responded to India’s NOTAM, issuing a notification restricting air routes along the country’s central and southern airspace.
“Pakistan has now issued a notification restricting multiple air traffic routes along its central & southern airspace possibly for a military exercise/weapons test as India prepares for its Tri-Services Exercise across the border ,” a tweet by Damien Symon read.
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