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The fourth edition of the India–Australia Joint Military Exercise “AUSTRAHIND-25” is scheduled to be held from 13 to 26 October 2025 in Perth, aiming to enhance tactical coordination, operational interoperability, and mutual trust between the Indian Army and the Australian Army
The exercise is a bilateral training platform focusing on counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency operations under a UN Chapter-VII mandate in semi-urban and semi-desert conditions.
The exercise was first conducted in 2022 at Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in Rajasthan, marking the formal beginning of structured ground-level defence cooperation between the two armies. The primary objectives of AUSTRAHIND include improving communication, coordination, tactical integration, and joint response to sub-conventional threats. It is conducted in two phases: the Training Phase, which focuses on weapons familiarisation, physical conditioning, terrain analysis, and emergency response techniques; and the Validation Phase, where both forces execute a combined mission under simulated combat conditions.
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AUSTRAHIND-25: India-Australia joint military exercise in Perth (Oct 2025) focusing on counter-terrorism, tactical coordination, and Indo-Pacific security cooperation.
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