US EditionNavy to Showcase Maritime Capabilities with Operational Demonstration Off Kerala Coast
The Indian Navy showcased jointness and modernization efforts in a maritime drill, highlighting readiness to secure critical sea lanes for trade and energy, Admiral Tripathi said.
- A December 2 briefing said Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi announced an operational demonstration ahead of Navy Day, observed on December 4, at Shangumugham Beach, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
- Tripathi noted the historical significance, saying Navy Day commemorates India's decisive 1971 strikes on Karachi that changed the course of that war and marks a defining moment toward a Viksit Bharat.
- Admiral Tripathi highlighted modernisation, noting clearance for 60 Naval Utility Helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and efforts to shorten timelines for four Landing Platform Docks, while Operation Sindoor and Exercise Trishul showed joint tri-service coordination.
- The Navy said it will keep sea lanes critical to trade and energy safe, Tripathi said there is `no need to be concerned` over Chinese research vessels in the Indian Ocean Region and affirmed action under government directions.
- As India pursues theatreization, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi said the armed forces advance toward unified planning and integrated operations, linking strategy to the planet's 71% water maritime domain.
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