The Navy said that 47 out the 60 ships and submarines participating in the review this year have been constructed in Indian shipyards, thus showcasing indigenous capabilities and progress towards Atmanirbharta (self-reliance). Ships from the Coast Guard, Shipping Corporation of India and Ministry of Earth Sciences are also taking part in the exercise.Ī composite fly past by Chetaks, ALH, Sea Kings, KAMOVs, Dorniers, IL-38SD, P8I, Hawks and MiG 29K will also form part of the review. Three Shivalik class frigates and three Kamorta class ASW Corvettes will also form part of the review. Naval vessels to be present in this year's reviewĪccording to the Defence Ministry, the participating platforms in the Fleet Review will include newly inducted combat platforms, the latest stealth destroyer INS Visakhapatnam and INS Vela, a Kalvari class submarine commissioned into the Indian Navy recently.

The President is also given a 21-gun salute during the review. As part of the exercise, the Presidential Yacht sails past the columns of ships anchored in lanes, and accorded the ceremonial salute, one by one. Ships from all naval commands and Andaman and Nicobar Command are docked on one of the naval ports for the Presidential Fleet Review (This year in Visakhapatnam). The yacht will be distinguished by the Ashoka Emblem on her side and will fly the President's Standard on the Mast. It is comprised of over 60 ships and submarines, and 55 aircraft this year. The President embarks on a yacht (called the Presidential Yacht) to review the Indian Naval Fleet. Since he is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces of the country, the President of India takes stock of the Navy's capabilities in the Fleet Review. This is the twelfth Fleet Review and is being conducted on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of India's Independence being celebrated as 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' by the central government.

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