Navy will remain op-ready to deter adversaries: New chief | India News
India News: NEW DELHI: In view of the existing and emerging challenges in the maritime domain, Navy will remain operationally ready at all times to deter adversar.
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India News: NEW DELHI: In view of the existing and emerging challenges in the maritime domain, Navy will remain operationally ready at all times to deter adversar.
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Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, the newly appointed Chief of the Naval Staff, emphasized the need for the Indian Navy to maintain operational readiness to deter adversaries at sea. He highlighted the challenges in strategic waterways like the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, particularly with Houthi militants targeting merchant ships. Admiral Tripathi also pledged to enhance self-reliance and focus on human resource issues within the Navy, aiming to contribute to a developed India. His career spans nearly 39 years, marked by distinguished service and various leadership roles.
The Indian Navy should remain operationally ready at all times to deter potential adversaries at sea, Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi said today shortly after taking charge as the 26th Chief of the Naval Staff.
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