Exercise Bold Kurukshetra 2025: India-Singapore army exercise begins at Jodhpur
On 27 July 2025, the 14th edition of the India-Singapore joint military exercise Bold Kurukshetra began at Jodhpur, to run till 4 August 2025.
Summary
The 14th edition of the India-Singapore Joint Military Exercise, Bold Kurukshetra 2025, began at Jodhpur on 27 July 2025 and was set to continue till 4 August 2025. The 42 Singapore Armoured Regiment of the 4 Singapore Armoured Brigade and the Indian Army's Mechanised Infantry Regiment are taking part. The exercise is run as a Table Top Exercise and Computer-Based Wargame to validate procedures for mechanised warfare, and aims to enhance interoperability under a United Nations mandate. It ends with an equipment display by the Indian Army.
Key facts
- Edition
- 14th
- Dates / venue
- 27 July-4 August 2025, Jodhpur
- Singapore
- 42 Singapore Armoured Regiment, 4 Singapore Armoured Brigade
- India
- Mechanised Infantry Regiment
- Format
- Table Top Exercise and Computer-Based Wargame
- Focus
- Mechanised warfare, UN mandate
Practice MCQs 3 questions
Exercise Bold Kurukshetra, whose 14th edition began at Jodhpur on 27 July 2025, is a joint military exercise between India and:
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Correct answer: A — Singapore
PIB (27 July 2025): Bold Kurukshetra 2025 is the 14th edition of the India-Singapore Joint Military Exercise.
In what format was Exercise Bold Kurukshetra 2025 conducted?
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Correct answer: C — Table Top Exercise and Computer-Based Wargame
PIB: the exercise is conducted as a Table Top Exercise and Computer-Based Wargame to validate operational procedures for mechanised warfare.
Consider the following statements about Exercise Bold Kurukshetra 2025: 1. The Indian Army was represented by the Mechanised Infantry Regiment. 2. Singapore was represented by the 42 Singapore Armoured Regiment. 3. Its objective was enhancing interoperability under a United Nations mandate. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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Correct answer: D — 1, 2 and 3
PIB: participants were the Indian Army's Mechanised Infantry Regiment and the 42 Singapore Armoured Regiment of the 4 Singapore Armoured Brigade; the objective is interoperability under UN mandate. All correct.