Captain PK Prakash Reviews Course Completion Ceremony for Indian Navy and Coast Guard Personnel

On February 11, 2026, Captain PK Prakash presided over the Course Completion Ceremony for the Chief Petty Officer (Mechanical) and Petty Officer (Logistics) courses, celebrating...

Captain PK Prakash Giving Award

On February 11, 2026, Captain PK Prakash presided over the Course Completion Ceremony for the Chief Petty Officer (Mechanical) and Petty Officer (Logistics) courses, celebrating the achievements of outstanding personnel from the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard.

This event marked a significant milestone, showcasing the successful conclusion of an intensive training program designed to bolster the technical skills, leadership attributes, and operational readiness of naval sailors and coast guard personnel. The courses emphasized a commitment to excellence and professionalism, essential traits in todayโ€™s demanding maritime environment.

INS Agrani, known for its distinguished role in modern naval training, continues to serve as a critical institution in shaping future leaders. It provides a comprehensive training platform aimed at instilling a culture of discipline and operational proficiency among its cadets.

The institution not only focuses on the individual development of its trainees but also plays an integral part in enhancing interoperability and fostering collaborative operational efforts between the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard. This synergy is vital for bolstering maritime security and ensuring coordinated responses to various maritime challenges.

In related developments, the Ministry of Defence recently signed a significant contract worth Rs 2,312 Crore with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the procurement of eight Dornier 228 aircraft, further underscoring the government’s commitment to strengthening the Indian Coast Guardโ€™s operational capabilities. Additionally, Lt Gen DS Kushwah conducted a review of training and technological advancements at the EME School in Vadodara, highlighting ongoing efforts to modernize and enhance military preparedness.

The Indian Navy has also recently assumed command of Combined Task Force 154 for the first time, marking a milestone in international naval cooperation and operational strategy. Such developments reflect the continuous evolution and strengthening of Indiaโ€™s naval and coast guard capabilities in line with national security imperatives.

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