In response to escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, India has initiated “Operation Sindhu,” an emergency evacuation program to repatriate Indian students stranded in Iranian cities. The operation aims to provide safe passage for thousands of students amidst ongoing missile and drone attacks.

the first aircraft is scheduled to arrive in Delhi at 11 pm tonight, with two additional flights planned for saturday morning and afternoon. These flights are part of a larger effort to ensure the safety and well-being of Indian citizens in the region.

With Iranian airspace partially closed due to the conflict,a special corridor has been established in coordination with armenia and Turkmenistan to facilitate the evacuation. this corridor allows Indian students to be safely transported out of Iran via these neighboring countries.

Evacuation Efforts Intensify as Conflict Continues

“Operation Sindhu” aims to provide safe passage for thousands of students amidst ongoing missile and drone attacks.

The indian government is working closely with authorities in Iran, Armenia, and Turkmenistan to ensure the smooth and secure evacuation of its citizens. The Ministry of External Affairs has established a dedicated helpline and is providing regular updates to students and their families.