India has swiftly launched Operation Brahma to provide humanitarian assistance to Myanmar following a catastrophic 7.7-magnitude earthquake that has resulted in significant casualties and widespread destruction. The Indian Army’s first relief team arrived in Mandalay, while two C-17 aircraft delivered 60 tons of aid, including medical supplies and a 60-bed treatment center to assist in trauma care. Additionally, naval vessels INS Satpura and INS Savitri have transported essential relief materials such as food, water, and emergency supplies. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment to supporting Myanmar reinforces India’s role as a first responder in regional crises, demonstrating its strategic dedication to humanitarian efforts and regional stability amidst international challenges. This proactive response not only aids Myanmar but also strengthens India’s geopolitical ties in the region.
