The Indian Navy's mammoth operation involving two aircraft carriers and 35 combat jets had the following objectives: 1. Showcasing the Navy's operational readiness, capability, and preparedness for any potential conflict or threat. 2. Conducting joint exercises with other naval ships and aircraft to enhance coordination and interoperability. 3. Training and testing the pilots, crew, and equipment in real-world scenarios to improve the overall efficiency of the Navy. 4. Demonstrating India's maritime power and deterrence capabilities to strategic rivals. 5. Enhancing the Navy's presence in the Indian Ocean region and securing the nation's maritime interests. 6. Promoting international cooperation and friendship with other navies through participation in multilateral exercises. This exercise marked a significant milestone for the Indian Navy, as it involved the largest-ever deployment of its warships in a single long-distance mission. It showcased the Navy's resolve to maintain peace and security in the region and protect India's sovereignty and territorial integrity.