Nepal to Bhutan: 7 Major Indian military bases outside India
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Tajikistan
Farkhor Air Base, 130 km southeast of Dushanbe, is jointly operated by India and Tajikistan. It’s India’s first overseas military base.
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Nepal:
India maintains an airstrip in Surkhet, Nepal, providing protection and military training, including armament and high-altitude warfare, as part of our support.
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Bhutan
The Indian Military Training Team trains the Royal Bhutan Army and Royal Bodyguard at Haa Dzong in Western Bhutan.
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Mauritius
India is building a military facility on North Agalega Island, leased from Mauritius, to strengthen strategic ties and develop military assets.
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Madagascar
India set up its first overseas listening station in northern Madagascar in 2007 to monitor shipping and marine communications in the Indian Ocean.
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Seychelles
India and Seychelles agreed to build a naval facility on Assumption Island, with India providing a $100 million credit and a Dornier aircraft.
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Oman
India has a listening station at Ras al Hadd, berthing rights at the Muscat naval facility, and a base at Duqm, where the INS Mumbai has been stationed.