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Do you believe in the power of humans to endure, overcome challenges, and emerge victorious? YES, that power is within each human being! As two officers of the Indian Navy Lt Commander Dilna K. & Lt. Commander Roopa A. embarked on their challenging expedition on 2nd October 2024 to circumnavigate the globe covering 23,000 nautical miles in over 240 days, with just each other and the grand (at times unpredictable) oceans for company, they set a new benchmark for endurance! I salute their grit & determination and wish them victory every sail of their way! At times, do you feel you cannot endure or challenge your circumstances? It may be that you have not yet tapped the potential that lies within you! #endurance #innerpotential #grit #determination #poweroflifecoaching

Remembering Operation Trident This Navy Day, join us for a special episode of The Syllabus of Life featuring Commodore Anil Jai Singh in conversation with IRS Ravi Kapoor. Commodore Anil Jai Singh, a veteran submariner with over 30 years of service in the Indian Navy, takes us on a journey through India's rich Maritime heritage. Topics discussed in this episode: • Operation Trident and 1971 Indo-Pak War • The legacy of INS Vikrant • What it means to be a Blue Water Navy • BrahMos: The world's Fastest Supersonic Missile • India's critical Maritime choke points An Insider's view into the life of submariners and strategies that make India's Navy extremely Powerful. full episode- https://lnkd.in/gdtJs27F

#Navy Chief on a Three Day Visit to Greece #Greece is very important for India as it acts as a counter balance to #Turkey. Greece and Turkey have been regional adversaries in the #Aegean sea, both asserting claims over their borders in the Sea. We should not forget that Greece and India have common security concerns in the #Meditation Sea. India can help Greece in the field of #cyber security and Greece can assist India wrt merchant vessels. Greece can become an important partner in the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor launched during India’s #G20 presidency. The other common areas of growth can be in renewable energy, infrastructure, #ports and #shipping, and logistics. The position of Greece is the world map is such that it has considerable dominance over the #mediterranean sea. It is also a gateway to Europe. Greece is member of #NATO and has a rich cultural heritage. India on the other hand is looking to expand trade ties westwards. India also is considering better #defence ties with countries that have similar ideology. The scope of defence ties with Greece are hence immense. Over the past few years, Greece has given importance to defence cooperation and military exercises between the two countries. Greece has always backed India’s position on the Kashmir issue. India and Greece have common concerns wrt maritime security and implementation of #UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. This law is being violated by Turkey and China in the #Eastern Mediterranean and the Indo-Pacific almost every day. It will be in the scheme of things if in the future India and Greece build upon the already existing defence ties. India can always look forward to export defence equipment particularly anti drone systems to Greece keeping in view that #Turkey has built an extensive Drone system which can be used to dominate various islands which are otherwise part of Greece. India can also seek help in ship building technology from Greece, as Greece has an age- old tradition of making boats and ships. A joint collaboration between #Mazgaon Dockyard and #Skaramanga shipyard can give Indian shipbuilding a major flip. Skaramanga has expertise in ship repair and maintenance. It looks like in the the future India and Greece can shape #Global #Geopolitics in a way that it suits each other's countries interests. Close ties between the two countries could be beneficial for both. Greece can definitely balance the negative sentiment that Turkey is trying to generate against #India at various international forums. Greece can also facilitate India's ambition to trade with #EU via its own maritime fleet and favourable trade routes that provide India exclusive access to #European Markets. Rear Admiral Dr. S Kulshrestha, Rear Admiral VK Saxena, IN (Retd) Rear Admiral Shekhar Mital,NM (Retd) Vice Admiral Girish Luthra (Retd) Ministry of External Affairs, India Directorate of Public Relations, Ministry of Defence, India #navychief

Honoring the fearless warriors who defend our seas with unwavering courage. Happy Indian Navy Day! ⚓ . . #IndianNavyDay #DefendersOfTheNation #RealEstateInvestment #luxuryrealestate #PropertyExperts #RealEstateInvesting #RealEstate #InvestAdvise

Saluting the guardians of our seas on this Indian Navy Day! 🌊 #IndianNavyDay #SaluteToHeroes #PrideOfIndia #DefendersOfTheSea #JaiHind #IndianNavy #NationFirst #IncredibleIndia #NavyDay2024 #HonoringTheBrave #SaiLabInstruments #chemicalengineering #proceedevelopment #chemicalmanufacturing

The Indian Navy marked a significant milestone on Wednesday with the commissioning of three advanced warships—INS Nilgiri, INS Surat, and INS Vaghsheer—at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai. These ships add new capabilities to the Indian Navy’s fleet, each representing a major achievement in India’s defense sector. Read more : https://lnkd.in/efBCEeeD #insnilgiri #inssurat #insvaghsheer #indiannavy #indianocean #navaldefense #aiwarship #mazagondock #warship #narendramodi

Saluting the guardians of our seas on this Indian Navy Day! 🌊 #IndianNavyDay #SaluteToHeroes #PrideOfIndia #DefendersOfTheSea #JaiHind #IndianNavy #NationFirst #IncredibleIndia #NavyDay2024 #HonoringTheBrave #RaayChemicals #processdevelopment #processmanufacturing

On 15th Jan, *the Indian Navy will commission 3 combat platforms: 1 frigate, 1 destroyer and 1 submarine.* Indian Navy as a Blue Water Force – Key to Becoming Superpower. History is testimony to the fact that any Ruler who went on to become an Emperor always had a strong Navy. The ones that conquered the Blue Waters conquered the world. India was a superpower in ancient times. India needs a modern Navy to protect its maritime interests and shoulder additional responsibilities, particularly in the current geo-political and security situation that prevails in the Indo-Pacific Ocean Region. The aim of the expansion plan of the Indian Navy is to govern the two oceans, the Indian Ocean as well as the Pacific.

The Indian Navy has taken delivery of Yard 12707 (Surat) and Yard 12651 (Nilgiri), marking significant milestones in its fleet expansion The Indian Navy has taken delivery of Yard 12707 (Surat) and Yard 12651 (Nilgiri)In a historic milestone for the country’s Aatmanirbharta, journey, two warships, a destroyer (Surat) and a frigate (Nilgiri) were delivered to the Indian Navy on 20 Dec 24. Indian Navy | Indian Navy | Government of India (GoI) | Government of India Official https://lnkd.in/gzRi6mMa #Aatmanirbharta #COGAG #GovernmentofIndia #GRSE #IndianCoastGuard #IndianNavy #MakeinIndia #MinistryofDefence #WarshipDesignBureauofIndianNavy

"Today, we honor the valor, dedication, and sacrifices of our Indian Navy. On this Navy Day, let’s salute the guardians of our seas who ensure the safety and pride of our nation. 🌊⚓🇮🇳 Jai Hind! #IndianNavy #NavyDay2024 #SaluteToHeroes #PrideOfIndia #GuardiansOfTheSeas #IndianArmedForces #KSMNavigation"