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    All about Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, India's new Navy chief

    Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, a communication and electronic warfare specialist, assumed charge as the 26th Navy chief, succeeding R Hari Kumar. His distinguished career includes roles as Vice Chief of Naval Staff and Commandant of Indian Naval Academy.

    Navy should remain operationally ready to deter adversaries: Navy chief Admiral Tripathi

    Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, the newly appointed Chief of the Naval Staff, emphasized the need for the Indian Navy to maintain operational readiness to deter adversaries at sea. He highlighted the challenges in strategic waterways like the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, particularly with Houthi militants targeting merchant ships. Admiral Tripathi also pledged to enhance self-reliance and focus on human resource issues within the Navy, aiming to contribute to a developed India. His career spans nearly 39 years, marked by distinguished service and various leadership roles.

    Vice Admiral Dinesh Tripathi appointed as next Indian Navy chief

    Tripathi is presently the Vice Chief of Navy Staff after having done multiple important assignments in his around 40-year-long vast career and he will assume his new office on April 30.

    Indian Navy hands over nine pirates to Mumbai Police

    "INS Trishul arrived at Mumbai on April 3 and handed over all nine pirates to the local police for further legal action in accordance with the Indian laws, specifically the Maritime Anti-Piracy Act 2022," Navy spokesperson Commander Vivek Madhwal said.

    9 pirates being brought to India to face legal action, says Navy a day after rescuing 23 Pakistani crew from Iranian fishing vessel

    The Indian Navy has successfully rescued an Iranian fishing vessel and its 23-member Pakistani crew from pirates in the Arabian Sea. The nine surrendered pirates will face legal action in India under the Maritime Anti-Piracy Act, 2022. The Navy's commitment to maritime security and safety remains unwavering.

    'India Zindabad': Pakistanis raise slogan after being rescued by Indian Navy from Somali pirates

    The Indian Navy carried out a daring rescue operation in the Arabian Sea on March 29, saving 23 Pakistani nationals from Somali pirates aboard the Iranian fishing vessel Al-Kambar. The rescued crew expressed their gratitude by chanting 'India Zindabad.' The operation involved a specialist team from the Indian Navy, which protected the crew from armed pirates and ensured the vessel's safety. The crew underwent medical checkups before resuming their fishing activities. The operation demonstrates the Indian Navy's commitment to maritime security and the safety of all seafarers in the region.

    The Economic Times
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