Indian Navy ship IOS SAGAR, the redesignated INS Sunayna, arrived in Male' on Monday carrying 37 naval personnel from 16 countries for the second edition of the programme, including two officers from the Maldives National Defense Force. Indian High Commissioner G. Balasubramanian boarded the ship and interacted with the crew, and the visit follows training interactions at naval establishments in Kochi.
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Indian Navy's offshore patrol vessel INS Sunayna, formally redesignated as Indian Ocean Ship (IOS) SAGAR, arrived in Male' on Monday, with naval personnel from 16 countries.
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37 naval personnel from 16 countries are participating in the second edition of IOS SAGAR.
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37 naval personnel from 16 countries are participating in the second edition of IOS SAGAR.
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Indian High Commissioner to Maldives, G. Balasubramanian boarded the ship and interacted with the crew in the morning.
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The program had commenced with professional training interactions at Indian naval training establishments at Kochi, where participants were exposed to key aspects of naval operations, seamanship practices and maritime security concepts.
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