Which Indian Navy ship took part in the 4th edition of Exercise Samudra Laksamana?
- A.INS Vikrant
- B.INS Mysore
- C.INS Shivalik
- D.INS Kolkata
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Explanation
The correct answer is INS Mysore. The ship was deployed as part of the Indian Navy's operational deployment and took part in the fourth edition of the exercise at Lumut in Malaysia. During the operational phase at sea it exercised with two ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy, KD Lekir and KD Gagah Samudera, and the ships carried out coordinated manoeuvres meant to improve interoperability and operational coordination. Option A is wrong because the aircraft carrier was not named in this release. Option C is wrong because that ship did not feature in this engagement, though ships of its class are regularly deployed for such exercises. Option D is wrong on the same ground. Candidates should pair the ship with the exercise and with the venue, since examiners often frame the question the other way round and ask which exercise INS Mysore was deployed for.
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Practice Questions
Exercise Samudra Laksamana is held between the Indian Navy and the navy of which country?
- A.Indonesia
- B.Malaysia
- C.Singapore
- D.Thailand
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Exercise Samudra Laksamana is conducted between the Indian Navy and the Royal Malaysian Navy, and its fourth edition was held at Lumut in Malaysia from 9 to 12 September 2026 with INS Mysore taking part as part of an operational deployment.
Read the full explanation →Which of the following statements about the 4th edition of Exercise Samudra Laksamana is correct?
- A.It was held entirely at sea, with no harbour phase
- B.It had a harbour phase and an operational phase at sea
- C.It was a multilateral exercise involving six navies
- D.It was held off the coast of Visakhapatnam
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In the harbour phase the personnel of the two navies held professional exchanges and interactions, which let them share experience and build mutual understanding.
Read the full explanation →Which expression did Rajnath Singh use for the North-Eastern region while addressing soldiers at Sukna?
- A.The last edge of India
- B.The first edge of India
- C.The eastern gateway
- D.The seven sisters belt
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Speaking to soldiers at the Barakhana held on the eve of Diwali, the Raksha Mantri described the North-Eastern region as the first edge of the country rather than its last edge, explaining that the region marks the beginning of the national geographical and cultural landscape because it receives the first…
Read the full explanation →Along which boundary was the Defence Minister briefed on infrastructure development during the Sukna visit?
- A.Line of Control
- B.Radcliffe Line
- C.Line of Actual Control
- D.Durand Line
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At Sukna the Raksha Mantri was briefed on infrastructure development along the Line of Actual Control, usually shortened to LAC, and on the deployment of advanced military equipment and emerging technologies meant to improve operational capability and combat effectiveness.
Read the full explanation →The Trishakti Corps, whose preparedness was reviewed on 7 November 2026, is headquartered at which place?
- A.Tezpur, Assam
- B.Sukna, West Bengal
- C.Bagdogra, West Bengal
- D.Dimapur, Nagaland
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Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh reviewed the operational preparedness of the Trishakti Corps at Sukna, where he was briefed on infrastructure development along the Line of Actual Control and on the deployment of advanced military equipment and emerging technologies.
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