The name ‘Androth’ holds strategic and symbolic significance, derived from Androth Island in the Lakshadweep archipelago, underscoring India’s commitment to safeguarding its vast maritime territories.
It may be recalled that during the media briefing on Op Sindoor, Vice Admiral AN Pramod, Director General Naval Operations, had stated that the Indian Navy is fully prepared to strike both at sea and on land, including Karachi, at a time of India’s choosing.
The landmark decision was taken during the recently concluded Combined Commanders' Conference 2025 at the Eastern Command headquarters at Vijay Durg, formerly known as Fort William, in Kolkata.
Alongside this landmark decision, plans have also been approved to establish three Joint Military Stations across the country, further strengthening coordination and operational efficiency among the services.
The naval spokesperson stated that the event marks a significant milestone in the Navy’s outreach initiative aimed at strengthening the bond between maritime forces and the people of India, particularly in the culturally rich and strategically vital heartland of Uttar Pradesh.
The chopper's rotor blades struck the naval official on the runway, causing his death, according to reports.
He served on board surface ships and was a navigation and direction expert, according to officers who have worked with him
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