In Pics | Indian Army extends helping to Sri Lanka wrecked by Cyclone Ditwah

India has already extended a helping hand to the island nation, and now, the Army has sprung into action with a swift and coordinated humanitarian response. It has deployed a specialised contingent to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu.

Swapnajit Kundu | Updated on: Dec 02, 2025 | 03:40 PM

India and Sri Lanka share a deep civilisational bond rooted in friendship, support and mutual trust. In keeping with this spirit, the Indian Army remains firmly committed to assisting the people of Sri Lanka during this challenging period and will continue to extend all possible help to stabilise and restore normalcy. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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Indian Army is doing its best to help Sri Lanka during such a distressing period. It is deploying medical team to ensure that those injured receive proper care, while also having an eye on the infrastructural development. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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Engineering elements, part of the Indian Army contingent, are supporting restoration of essential services and infrastructure and the signals detachment is ensuring uninterrupted communication for relief operations. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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The medical team includes Advanced Dressing Stations (ADS) and Mobile Surgical Teams (MST), equipped with operation theatre, capable of conducting major and minor surgeries. It also has a dedicated facility to hold 20–30 patients at a time. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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The Army has deployed a specialised contingent to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu, comprising dedicated medical, engineering and signals components equipped to provide immediate and sustained relief. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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India has extended extensive helping hand to Sri Lanka which has been battered by Cyclone Ditwah. The Indian Army has launched a swift and coordinated humanitarian response. (Photo credit: TV9 Network)

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In Pics | Indian Army extends helping to Sri Lanka wrecked by Cyclone Ditwah

India has already extended a helping hand to the island nation, and now, the Army has sprung into action with a swift and coordinated humanitarian response. It has deployed a specialised contingent to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu.

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In Pics | Indian Army extends helping to Sri Lanka wrecked by Cyclone Ditwah

India has already extended a helping hand to the island nation, and now, the Army has sprung into action ​with a swift and coordinated humanitarian response. It has deployed a specialised contingent to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu.

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India has already extended a helping hand to the island nation, and now, the Army has sprung into action with a swift and coordinated humanitarian response. It has deployed a specialised contingent to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu.