PM Modi will attend programme marking Navy Day celebrations at Sindhudurg (File)
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will witness the Indian Navy’s “operational demonstrations” involving ships, submarines, plane and particular forces from the Tarkarli seaside in Maharashtra’s Sindhudurg on Monday, the defence ministry has stated.
The Navy will showcase its fight capabilities as a part of the Navy Day celebrations.
The prime minister can be scheduled to unveil a statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji at Rajkot Fort.
The Navy Day is widely known on December Four yearly.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to Maharashtra on December 4. At round 4:15 PM, the prime minister will attain Sindhudurg, Maharashtra and unveil the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at Rajkot Fort,” the ministry stated on Saturday.
“After that, the prime minister will attend the programme marking Navy Day celebrations at Sindhudurg.
“The prime minister will even witness the ‘operational demonstrations’ by Indian Navy’s ships, submarines, plane and particular forces from Tarkarli seaside, Sindhudurg,” the ministry stated in an announcement.
“Yearly, on the event of Navy Day, there’s a custom of organising ‘operational demonstrations’ by the Indian Navy’s ships, submarines, plane and particular forces,” it added.
The defence ministry stated these demonstrations present a chance to folks to witness varied sides of the multi-domain operations undertaken by the Indian Navy.
“It highlights the Navy’s contributions in the direction of nationwide safety to the general public, whereas additionally heralding maritime consciousness amongst residents,” it stated.
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