Navy

 ‘Sham No Varunaḥ’, - “may the Lord of the water be auspicious unto us”.

 A prodigious name in itself and budding force to reckon with, the Indian Navy is the driving force behind the coastline of about 7,516.6 km .

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Being the seventh largest naval force in the world ,the Indian Navy is more than just the coastline, with countless rescue operations and goodwill visits and humanitarian missions,  Indian Navy also promotes bilateral relations between nations!



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while boasting of the biggest officers' training institution in Asia is just one of the many accolades the Indian navy has , we cant wait for you to unfold this glorious chapter of the Indian armed forces and check out some amazing and undiscovered insights about the naval front of our country. Go ahead and have a look at our blogs from this section with tags 'Navy' from the 'Know Thy Forces' side menu!

 

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