In a first, Japanese fighter planes operate from Indian soil; Tejas joins bilateral air exercise

Japanese fighter planes have conducted operations from Indian soil for the first time, as part of a bilateral air exercise that also included India's indigenous Tejas fighter jet. This marks a significant milestone in the growing military cooperation between India and Japan. The exercise is likely to boost defense ties between the two countries and may have a positive impact on the Indian defense sector, potentially benefiting companies involved in the production of the Tejas aircraft. This development could also have a positive effect on the Indian economy.

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The joint air exercise signals stronger defence cooperation between India and Japan. This could lead to increased economic and strategic partnerships between the two nations.

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