Weekly Current Affairs (22nd February to 28th February 2026)

Weekly Current Affairs (22nd February to 28th February 2026)

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Category : Defense Published on: March 01 2026

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  • Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated Exercise MILAN-2026 at Visakhapatnam with 74 nations participating for maritime cooperation.
  • The 7th edition of Exercise ‘DHARMA GUARDIAN’ between India and Japan began in Uttarakhand to enhance joint military interoperability.
  • The Indian Navy commissioned INS Anjadip at Chennai Port to strengthen coastal defence capabilities.
  • The Indian Air Force conducted ‘Kalari Leap’ joint maritime exercise in the Lakshadweep region to strengthen island defence.
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