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English Release 20-June 2013
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- Cabinet
- Restructuring Centrally Sponsored Schemes in the Twelfth Five Year Plan – recommendations of the GoM
- Min of Health and Family Welfare
- Valedictory Function of World Blood Donor Week to be held:
Blood Donors and Organisers to be honoured by IRCS
- Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare to inaugurate Private Ward
at LRS Institute of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases
- Min of Home Affairs
- Rescue and Relief Operations in Flood Affected Areas of Northern India
- Min of Petroleum & Natural Gas
- International crude oil price of Indian Basket rises to 104.01/US$ bbl on 19.6.2013
- Min of Statistics & Programme Implementation
- Key Indicators of Household Consumer Expenditure in India, 2011-12
- Key Indicators of Employment and Unemployment in India, 2011-12
- Planning Commission
- Restructuring Centrally Sponsored Schemes in the Twelfth Five Year Plan – recommendations of the GoM
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Ministry of Defence20-January, 2012 18:03 IST
| Preview Naval Contingent and Tableau for
63rd Republic Day Parade
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The Naval contingent and tableau for the 63rd Republic Day Parade was presented to the media today by Commodore Atul Kumar, Principal Director Personnel Services of the Integrated Headquarters of Ministry of Defence (Navy).
The Naval contingent consists of 144 men and women in the traditional Black winter uniforms replete with brass buttons polished to a golden sheen, boots impeccably polished and contrasting strikingly with sparkling white anklets. The contingent commanded by Lt Cdr K Manikandan, will also have three Platoon Commanders of the rank of Lieutenant. The contingent comprises men drawn from ships and establishments across the country. Men who by training are variously gunners, submariners, anti submarine warriors, radar plotters, signalmen, engineers and logisticians have been training for over four months and have been practicing marching down the Rajpath for over a month.
The marching contingent is supported by the Indian Naval Brass Band comprising 81 musicians led by Ramesh Chand Katoch, Master Chief Petty Officer, Musician First Class. It is particularly noteworthy that MCPO Ramesh Chand is participating in the RD parade for the 25th year in succession and has been leading the band for the last fourteen years.
In keeping with the theme for 2012 'Safe Seas and Secure Coasts for a Strong Nation', the Naval tableau showcases the multidimensional aspect of the Indian Navy engaged in ensuring safe seas in our region besides securing India's long coast line.
On the trailer are the models of the 'Delhi' Class guided missile Destroyer, IL-38 (Sea Dragon) Long Range Maritime Reconnaissance aircraft and a UAV positioned atop a globe showing Indian Ocean Region, indicative of the global reach of the Indian Navy.
On the tractor is a model of the recently inducted Fast Interceptor Craft giving requisite boost to the coastal security and a Sea-king helicopter which acts as a force multiolier both at sea against pirates and securing India's long coastline.
Maintaining a ship continuously on patrol in the Gulf of Aden since October 2008, the Indian Navy has safely escorted over 1900 ships with over 400 indian ships. The Indian Navy also thwarted over 40 piracy attempts. In response to piracy incidents in the Eastern Arabian Sea, the Indian Navy maintained additional patrolling in SLOCs in Eastern Arabian sea ensuring no piracy incidents in these waters in the for months.
IN Ships have sailed extensively across the Indian Ocean Region and have in addition operated in the Pacific Ocean and Mediterranian Sea. The Indian Navy has also provided assistance as sought by IOR littorals such as Seychelles, Mauritius and Maldives in maintaining EEZ patrols in their waters.
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PVS/AKR 01/2012
(Release ID :79759)
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