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United News of India
9 hours ago
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- United News of India
2,010 Agniveers, Including 309 women, pass out from INS Chilka
New Delhi, Aug 10 (UNI) 2,010 Agniveers, including 309 women Agniveers of the Indian Navy, and 276 Naviks of Indian Coast Guard, passed out as part of the sixth batch of Agniveers from the portals of INS Chilka. The post sunset Passing Out Parade was reviewed by Vice Admiral Rajesh Pendharkar, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command. Commodore B Deepak Aneel, Commanding Officer INS Chilka was the Conducting Officer of the POP. Addressing the parade, FOC-in-C East congratulated the trainees and exhorted them to uphold the Navy's core values of duty, honour, courage and remain focussed on the subsequent phases of professional training. During the event, meritorious Agniveers were awarded with medals and trophies. Lalit Karki and Vikash Singh received the Chief of Naval Staff Rolling Trophy and Gold Medal for Best Agniveer SSR and MR respectively. Tatduri Akhila was recognised as the Best Woman Agniveer in overall order of merit and was awarded the Gen Bipin Rawat Rolling Trophy. Vishal Dhiman received the best Navik during the valedictory Function, FOC-in-C East presented the Overall Championship Trophy to Shivaji Division and Runners Up Trophy to Ashok Division. The Chief Guest also felicitated the high achievers veterans and eminent sports personality and unveiled the 01/25 edition of 'Ankur', the bilingual trainees' magazine of INS Chilka.A statement from the naval spokesperson stated that the POP marked the successful completion of ab-initio training. It also signified the beginning of a new chapter in their lives in the Indian Navy. Embodying the Navy's inclusive ethos, the event highlighted the spirit of unity and discipline in shaping a credible, cohesive, and combat ready force, prepared to meet future challenges. UNI PWS RN
Hans India
19 hours ago
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- Hans India
Over 2,000 Agniveers take part in passing out parade in Chilika
Bhubaneswar: A total of 2,010 Agniveers, including 309 women and 276 Naviks (general duty) of the Indian Coast Guard, successfully completed their training and took part in the passing out parade (POP) held at 'INS Chilka' on Friday. Vice Admiral Rajesh Pendharkar, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command, reviewed the parade while Commodore B Deepak Aneel, Commanding Officer INS Chilka, was the conducting officer of the POP for the 6th batch of Agniveers. Addressing the new recruits, Pendharkar said, 'We are expanding our capabilities with new-generation warships, advanced submarines, naval aviation and cutting-edge technologies such as unmanned systems, artificial intelligence and space-based maritime surveillance.' Stating that Indian Navy is confident of its legacy, and committed to shaping the future, he called upon the new Angiveers to serve with honour, courage and an unwavering commitment to the nation. He informed the gathering that as a proud maritime nation, India's economic and strategic interests are deeply linked to the oceans. 'Today's Indian Navy is a force that is modern, multi-dimensional and mission-ready, capable of safeguarding our maritime interests across the Indo-Pacific and beyond. We operate in some of the world's most complex environments, from high seas to humanitarian missions, from anti-piracy patrols to disaster relief, from deterrence to diplomacy,' he said Agniveers are now an integral part of this blue water force which guards not just India's coasts, but also upholds the country's interests across oceans, ensuring peace, stability, and a rules-based international order. The post-sunset ceremony was witnessed by parents, veterans, eminent sports personalities and others. The passing out parade signifies a defining chapter in the lives of Agniveers as it heralds their voyage in combat ready, credible, cohesive and future-ready Indian Navy, an official statement said. 'INS Chilka' plays a key role in the smooth transition of the raw recruits into capable sea warriors who carry forward discipline, resilience and professional skills to serve onboard advanced Naval platforms.
News18
3 days ago
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- News18
Over 2,000 Agniveers take part in passing out parade in Odisha
Bhubaneswar, Aug 8 (PTI) In all, 2,010 Agniveers, including 309 women and 276 Naviks (General Duty) of the Indian Coast Guard, participated in the passing out parade (POP) held at INS Chilka in Odisha on Friday. Vice Admiral Rajesh Pendharkar, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command, reviewed the parade while Commodore B Deepak Aneel, Commanding Officer INS Chilka, was the conducting officer of the POP for the 6th batch of Agniveers. The post sunset ceremony was witnessed by parents, veterans, eminent sports personalities and others. The passing out parade also signifies a defining chapter in the life of Agniveers as it heralds their voyage in the combat ready, credible, cohesive and future ready Indian Navy, an official statement said. INS Chilka plays a key role in the smooth transition of the raw recruits into capable sea warriors who carry forward discipline, resilience and professional skills to serve onboard advanced Naval platforms, the statement added. PTI AAM AAM MNB view comments First Published: August 08, 2025, 21:00 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
