Navy Day 2025: Celebrating valour & strategic role of Indian Navy
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Navy Day 2025: Celebrating valour & strategic role of the Indian Navy in maritime security; PM Modi extends greetings

India observes December 4 as Navy Day to honour the Indian Navy’s valour and commemorate its success in Operation Trident during the 1971 Indo-Pak War. PM Narendra Modi extended greetings, praising the Navy’s courage, determination, and efforts towards modernisation and self-reliance

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India celebrates December 4 as Navy Day every year to acknowledge the role of the Indian Navy and commemorate its achievements in ‘Operation Trident’ during the 1971 Indo-Pak War.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 4 extended Navy Day greetings and said that the maritime force is synonymous with exceptional courage and determination.

PM Modi recalled his time aboard INS Vikrant, India’s indigenously built aircraft carrier, during Deepawali last year. “Navy Day greetings to all personnel of the Indian Navy. Our Navy is synonymous with exceptional courage and determination. They safeguard our shores and uphold our maritime interests. In recent years, our Navy has focused on self-reliance and modernisation. This has enhanced our security apparatus,” PM Modi posted on X.

Navy Day greetings to all personnel of the Indian Navy. Our Navy is synonymous with exceptional courage and determination. They safeguard our shores and uphold our maritime interests. In the recent years, our Navy has focussed on self-reliance and modernisation. This has enhanced… pic.twitter.com/JxPqLiEc9x

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2025

Remembering spending the 2025 Deepawali aboard the aircraft carrier, PM Modi wrote, “I can never forget this year’s Deepawali, which I spent with Naval personnel on board INS Vikrant. Wishing the Indian Navy the very best for their endeavours ahead,” as he posted a video of him aboard the ship.

Earlier in October, in Panaji, Goa, PM Modi spent Deepawali aboard INS Vikrant with Navy personnel. Referring to the Armed Forces as “his family,” he said he has kept with his annual tradition over the previous 11 years to celebrate Diwali with the armed forces of the country. PM Modi had said, “It has become a habit of mine to celebrate Deepawali with my family, and that’s why every year I come to celebrate Diwali with my family.”

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President Droupadi Murmu extended Navy Day greetings and saluted the Navy personnel, veterans and their families.

In a post on X, “Warm greetings to Indian Navy personnel, veterans and their families on Navy Day! The nation salutes the brave men and women who safeguard our maritime borders and national interests with courage, vigilance and unwavering commitment. From securing trade routes and strengthening the blue economy to leading humanitarian missions, the Indian Navy embodies discipline, compassion and responsibility.”

Warm greetings to Indian Navy personnel, veterans and their families on Navy Day! The nation salutes the brave men and women who safeguard our maritime borders and national interests with courage, vigilance and unwavering commitment. From securing trade routes and strengthening…

— President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) December 4, 2025

Meanwhile, on December 3, the Navy displayed its operational prowess and maritime capabilities through a spectacular ‘Operational Demonstration’ at Shangumugham beach, Thiruvananthapuram. The mega event brought alive the Navy’s formidable combat capabilities, technological excellence, and operational readiness, while reflecting the nation’s growing maritime strength and self-reliance.

President Droupadi Murmu was hosted by Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff. Upon arrival, a 150-man ceremonial Guard of Honour was presented to the Chief Guest. Amongst various dignitaries, the Governor of Kerala, Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, and the Chief Minister of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan, witnessed the event along with other senior Central and State Government officials, military dignitaries, and the local populace.

 

Topics: Maritime securityOperation Tridentindian NavyPM ModiINS VikrantNavy Daydefence forces
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