On August 7, 2024, Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), released a significant document titled “CNS Course to Steer-2024 (CTS-2024)” in New Delhi. This document outlines his vision for the Indian Navy as a vital component of a “Viksit Bharat,” or Developed India. The document emphasizes a combat-ready, credible, and future-oriented naval force committed to safeguarding India’s maritime interests. Admiral Tripathi also called upon the naval leadership to use CTS-2024 to navigate changes and ensure the Navy’s preparedness for future challenges.
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- Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi released a document titled “CNS Course to Steer-2024 (CTS-2024)” on August 7, 2024.
- The document outlines the Chief of Naval Staff’s vision for a “Viksit Bharat” through a combat-ready, cohesive, and future-focused Navy.
- The Indian Navy spokesperson highlighted the key waypoints of CNS’s vision for a credible and future-ready naval force.
- CNS Tripathi emphasized the importance of dedication and resolve within the naval community to fulfill the Navy’s mandate.
- Leadership positions within the Navy were urged to leverage CTS-2024 to manage change effectively.
- Admiral Tripathi took over as the 26th Chief of Naval Staff on April 30, 2024, succeeding Admiral R. Hari Kumar.
- On July 2, 2024, the Indian Navy’s submarine INS Shalki received a ceremonial reception in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
- INS Shalki, a Shishumar-class submarine, was the first-ever submarine built in India, commissioned in February 1992.
- The Indian Navy’s INS Tabar participated in a Maritime Partnership Exercise (MPX) with the Russian Navy’s Ship Soobrazitelny on July 2, 2024.
- INS Tabar’s visit to St. Petersburg, Russia, aimed to strengthen maritime cooperation and explore new avenues between India and Russia.
