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During an anti-piracy operation lasting nearly two days, the navy rescued 17 crew members of the vessel MV Ruen without any reported casualties.
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The Mission Deployed warship on Maritime Security Operations, which had also been diverted, intercepted the hijacked MV on the morning of March 14.
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India has opened a new naval base, INS Jatayu, in the Lakshadweep Islands near the Maldives, boosting its defense and regional security.
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Using intelligence gathered by P8I LRMR aircraft during a surveillance mission, an Indian Navy ship on a mission was redirected to intercept a suspicious dhow involved in smuggling contraband.
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This edition of MILAN witnessed participation of 35 units including ships, submarines and aircraft of which 13 ships and one aircraft were from Friendly Foreign Countries.
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Indian Navy undertook airborne insertion of Special Forces by paradropping inflatable crafts and MARCOs from C-130 aircraft in the Arabian Sea for continued Anti-Piracy Operations in Arabian Sea.
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The joint venture between India and Russia, BrahMos Aerospace, will supply 200 BrahMos-ER supersonic cruise missiles until 2030.
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The proposals in this regard are expected to be discussed at a high-level defence ministry meeting next week.
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The Navy has assured the public that the station will not cause harm to the environment or biodiversity
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Key areas for emphasis in 2024 include enhancing administrative efficiency, implementing digital initiatives, conducting both general and specialized training programs, and advancing welfare activities.
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The Navy commandos, who sprung into action up on getting a distress call, nabbed the Somali pirates and photographs of their rescue operation soon surfaced online.
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Indian Warship INS Sumitra successfully rescued 19 Pakistani crew members from an Iranian-flagged fishing vessel in Somalia, demonstrating the Indian Navy’s commitment to maritime safety.
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The Indian Navy said that its warship INS Sumitra intercepted the distressed vessel and pressed into action to locate the fishing vessel, which had been boarded by pirates and saved 19 Pakistani national crew members who were taken hostage.
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The Indian Navy swiftly responded to a distress call from the vessel last night, the officials said.
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Despite continuous engagement with the State government since 2010, the project faced delays in land allocation due to various pending issues.
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Acknowledging a distress call, INS Visakhapatnam, on an anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden, swiftly responded.
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Revanth Reddy, the Chief Minister, pledged full support for the Indian Navy's Low Frequency Radar Station (LFRS) being built in the Damagundam forest area within the Parigi constituency
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The Indian Navy rescues 21 from a hijack attempt in the Arabian Sea
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All 21 crew members, including 15 Indians, were safely evacuated from the citadel, showcasing the Navy's efficiency in crisis management
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The move is aimed at augmenting the anti-piracy efforts in the Gulf of Aden region
