The Indian Army will provide training to Afghan counterparts as it has agreed to provide counter-insurgency training to the Afghan army. You know that's tightening the Pak turban...
The agreement was reached during a meeting between the Afghan Defense Minister, Abdul Rahim Wardak, and his Indian counterpart, Shri A K Antony, in New Delhi. While Antony ruled out any military involvement in the war-torn country, he assured his Afghan counterpart that India would remain 'actively engaged' in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the nation. "Terrorism is a common threat to both the countries. Cooperation between us is important against fundamentalism and terrorism," Wardak said.
"Since we're fighting the same groups and in some cases the very same guys."