CDS Gen Chauhan calls for joint air & naval force integration to enhance combat power
CDS Chauhan stressed the need for heightened preparedness and vigilance amidst the evolving global security dynamics.
CDS Chauhan stressed the need for heightened preparedness and vigilance amidst the evolving global security dynamics.
In a significant step towards reinforcing India’s ties with Seychelles, the Indian Navy’s INS Tushil made a successful port call at Port Victoria, marking a milestone in its maiden passage around the West Coast of Africa.
The Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth Rs 642.17 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) for the procurement of 28 EON-51 Electro Optical Fire Control Systems (EO FCS), here on Saturday.
The ships of the Indian Navy's First Training Squadron (1TS)—INS Sujata, INS Shardul, and ICGS Veera— have arrived at Changi Naval Base, Singapore, as part of their Long-Range Training Deployment to South East Asia.
The Indian Navy will commemorate the ‘Year of Naval Civilians’ on Friday at Dr DS Kothari Auditorium in DRDO Bhawan. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will honour the dedicated contributions of naval civilians.
The Indian Navy officially inducted its eighth Ammunition- Cum Torpedo- Cum Missile (ACTCM) Barge, LSAM 22 (Yard 132), during a ceremony held at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai. The ceremony was graced by Commodore Vinay Venkataram, Officer-in-Charge, Fleet Maintenance Unit (Mumbai), who was the chief guest.
INS Tushil, Indian Navy’s latest stealth frigate, visited Port of Dakar, Senegal on Friday as part of the ongoing operational deployment. This visit will further bolster the existing ties with Senegal and enhance interaction between the navies of the two countries.
This historic occasion will not only enhance the Navy’s combat capabilities but also underscore India’s growing stature as a global leader in indigenous defense manufacturing. All three vessels have been designed and constructed entirely at Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) in Mumbai, highlighting the country’s increasing self-reliance in the critical defense sector.
The keel-laying ceremony for the third Cadet Training Ship, Yard 18005, was recently held at the M/s L&T Shipyard in Kattupalli. The event was presided over by Rear Admiral Ravi Kumar Dhingra, Flag Officer Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Area, alongside Rear Admiral G K Harish (Retd), Head of Shipbuilding Business at L&T, and other senior officials from both the Indian Navy and L&T.
This event will offer three race categories: the 21.1 km Half Marathon, 10 km Run, and 5 km Run, catering to runners of all levels and backgrounds.
