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Navy day being celebrated today; PM Modi says Indian Navy has distinguished itself with its humanitarian spirit during challenging times

<span style="color: #222222;">Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lauded the Indian Navy and sent his greetings to the navy personnel and their families on the occasion of Navy Day.<br />''<br />''The Prime Minister said that the Indian Navy has steadfastly protected the nation and distinguished itself with its humanitarian spirit during challenging times. He expressed his pride over the country's rich maritime history.<br />''<br />''Wishing the navy personnel and their families on the occasion, Home Minister Amit Shah expressed his respect towards the force for its valour, dedication and commitment in protecting country's maritime borders.<br />''<br />''Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also hailed the Indian Navy for its valour, courage, commitment and professionalism. The Minister said that the Indian Navy is at the forefront of keeping our country safe by ensuring impeccable maritime security.<br />''<br />''Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar has said that the aim of the Indian Navy is to have  Made in India, Made by India and Made for India security solutions so that it can strengthen the move towards Atmanirbharta.</span><br />''<br />''Talking to AIR, Admiral Hari Kumar said, as far as the optimization of budget is concerned,  the Indian Navy is driving self-reliance and development of indigenous technology and it has adequate funding for all capital projects.<br />''<br />''Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan laid a wreath at the War Memorial, Southern Naval Command in Kochi on the occasion of Navy Day today. The Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Naval Command, MA Hampiholi also laid a wreath at the Memorial.<br />''<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">The Governor will be the Chief Guest at the Operational Demonstration by the Southern Naval Command to be held at the Rajendra Maidan this evening.</span><br />

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