Major Lists of all operation conduct by India

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A. Military Operations
- Operation Polo - Annexation of Hyderabad (1948)

- Operation Vijay (1) - Annexation of Goa, Daman & Diu (1961)

- Operation Cactus - Intervention in Maldives (1988)

- Operation Pawan - IPKF in Sri Lanka (1987-1990)

- Operation Blue Star - Golden Temple (1984)

- Operation Meghdoot - Capture of Siachen (1984)

- Operation Vijay (2) - Kargil War (1999)

- Operation Parakram - Post Parliament attack (2001-2002)

- Operation Brasstacks - Military exercise (1986-1987)

- Operation Trident - Naval attack on Karachi (1971)

- Operation Python - Follow-up to Trident (1971)

- Operation Safed Sagar - IAF in Kargil (1999)

- Operation Bandar - Balakot Airstrike (2019)

- Operation Sunrise - Indo-Myanmar operation (2019)

B. Evacuation & Humanitarian Operations

- Operation Ganga - Evacuation from Ukraine (2022)

- Operation Raahat - Evacuation from Yemen (2015)

- Operation Maitri - Nepal earthquake relief (2015)

- Operation Kaveri - Evacuation from Sudan (2023)

- Operation Dost - Earthquake relief in Turkey & Syria (2023)

- Operation Sukoon - Evacuation from Lebanon (2006)

- Operation Devi Shakti - Evacuation from Afghanistan (2021)

- Operation Safe Homecoming - From Libya (2011)

- Operation Samudra Setu - COVID-19 evacuation by sea (2020)

- Vande Bharat Mission - COVID-19 repatriation (2020-2021)

C. Other Operations & Initiatives

- Operation Flood - White Revolution (1970-1996)

- Operation Green - Vegetable price stabilization (2018)

Operation Black Tornado - 26/11 Mumbai attacks (2008)

- Operation Muskaan - Rescue of missing children

- Operation Smile - Recovery of missing children

- Operation Clean Money - Post-demonetization tax checks (2017)

- Operation sindoor - Attact in 9 pakistan terrorist camp

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