The one with the captain and the 🏆📸 #CWC25

The three India captains to lead their nation to ODI World Cup glory - Kapil Dev, MS Dhoni and 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁 𝗞𝗮𝘂𝗿 🏆

#NDC delegates also visited the first indigenous stitched ship #INSVKaundinya at #NavalBase #Karwar

🌊 Before ironclads and engines, there were stitched ships — and stories that sailed the world. In a compelling Special Address at #IPRD2025, Mr Sanjeev Sanyal, Member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, delved into India’s maritime heritage and the timeless

As Hon’ble PM @narendramodi today evoked the 6th century CE Ajanta sail ship that inspired INSV Kaundinya, India’s shipbuilding story comes full circle. From recreating ancient ships to reviving our shipbuilding industry! @sanjeevsanyal @sarbanandsonwal https://t.co/6a6c24TMAV

🌊 #IPRD2025 The Indo-Pacific stirs with anticipation. As the curtains rise on IPRD 2025, the National Maritime Foundation sets the stage for a dialogue transcending boundaries and time. Vice Admiral Pradeep Chauhan, AVSM & Bar, VSM (Retd), DG NMF, maps the contours of regional

With every ship and submarine built, a new job is created; with every engine, a new skill is created, and with every indigenous system, India's dependency is decreasing: Defence minister Rajnath Singh

In this must-read article, Union Minister Shri @sarbanandsonwal explains how growing and resilient industrial base with ‘Make in India’ impetus and efforts to modernise, mechanise and digitise ports along the busy east-west trade route have provided the country with a unique

Finest example of leadership. Shri Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal (Member EAC-PM) & Admiral Karambir Singh (Retd) @Kbsingh03, former Navy Chief took orders onboard INSV Kaundinya & sweated it out as oarsmen with the crew. No ranks, no titles, just one team at sea.

In a breezy interaction with @xpresskerala, Lt Cdr Dilna K & Lt Cdr Roopa A — 2 women Navy officers who circumnavigated the globe — open up about their historic voyage, midsea challenges, oceanic philosophy, ‘naari shakti’ in Armed Forces, and more... @santwana99 @tniefeatures

At the majestic flightdeck of INS Vikrant, with the MiG-29 fighters.

Celebrating Diwali with our brave Navy personnel on board the INS Vikrant.

In case you wonder what it looks like below deck. It is quite dark actually - there are no cabins. We have the stores, some safety equipment, some suspended "hammocks" for storage and sleeping, and the bilge compartments where the seepage sea water collects. Also a vague smell of

Out today training with the crew of INSV Kaundinya. Second image shows us doing sail hoisting drills.

On INSV Kaundinya, every sail change & every rope that is pulled is a huge manual effort. Its ropes, wooden pulleys, yardarms, masts, sails, stitched hull, living conditions wrt modern sail ships. Its sailing in its most raw, difficult & ancient form @sanjeevsanyal

Inclusion of stitched shipbuilding in the Class 8 @ncert textbook marks more than a historical note. It is a restoration of civilisational memory. India once stitched ships with coir & courage. We’re now stitching that legacy back into our consciousness.@sanjeevsanyal

On Sharad Purnima, the brightest full moon of the year, INSV Kaundinya sails under a radiant Arabian sky

In #MannKiBaat today, PM @narendramodi talked with Lieutenant Commander Dilna and Lieutenant Commander Roopa.  The duo has been part of the Navika Sagar Parikrama, an endeavour undertaken by officers of the @indiannavy to circumnavigate the world in INSV Tarini. Kudos to the