Victory At Sea, a Naval War Memorial in Visakhapatnam
Victory at Sea War Memorial was built in the year 1996 to commemorate the Victory of Indian Navy's Eastern Naval Command(ENC) headquartered at Visakhapatnam in 1971 against Pakistan Navy. ENC successfully sank Pakistani Submarine, Ghazi in 1971, which ventured into the territorial waters in an attempt to attack the Naval base in Vizag during the Indo-Pak war.
The Victory at Sea is a war monument located near Ramakrishna Beach and was built in 1971 by the Indian Navy to commemorate the demolition of Ghazi (Pakistani submarine) during the Indo Pak war. The memorial is located opposite the Submarine Museum. Near the memorial, there is a tank, a few bombs, missiles and a fighter plane. The memorial is dedicated to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives while protecting the country.
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AMPM Live : 1971లో అప్పట్లో ఈస్ట్ పాకిస్థాన్‌గా పిలవబడే బంగ్లాదేశ్‌ను చేజిక్కించుకోవాలని.. భారత ఎయిర్ క్రాఫ్ట్ క్యారియర్ ఐఎన్ఎస్ విక్రాంత్ ను నాశనం చేయాలనీ పాకిస్థాన్ పన్నాగం పన్నింది. ఐఎన్ఎస్ విక్రాంత్.. తూర్పు నావికాదళ స్థావరమైన విశాఖపట్నం రేవులో ఉండడంతో దానిని నాశనం చేసేందుకు పాకిస్థాన్ సబ్ మెరైన్ ఐఎన్ఎస్ ఘాజీని రంగంలోకి దించింది. జఫర్ మొహమ్మద్ సారథ్యంలో 10 మంది అధికారులు, 82 మంది నావికులతో అది భారత జలాల్లోకి వచ్చింది. అయితే అప్పటికే ఐఎన్ఎస్ విక్రాంత్ అండమాన్ దీవులకు చేరడంతో విక్రాంత్ ఎక్కడుందో మాత్రం కనిపెట్టడం ఘాజికి సాధ్యపడలేదు. అయితే ఐఎన్ఎస్ విక్రాంత్ ను నాశనం చేయాలి లేదా భారత నేవీకి భారీ నష్టం చేకూర్చాలనే దుష్ట ఆలోచనతో పాక్ విశాఖపోర్టును టార్గెట్ చేసింది.
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Watch: Indian Navy paid tribute to martyrs near ‘Victory at Sea’ War Memorial
The Indian Navy paid rich tributes to the martyrs on the occasion of 72nd Independence Day. Navy officials offer tribute to martyrs at 'Victory at Sea' War Memorial in Vizag's Beach Road. A two minute silence was also observed in respect for the martyrs. India is celebrating 72nd Independence Day today. Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also unfurled the national flag from Red Fort's Lahori Gate and afterwards address the nation.
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Indian Navy holds 72nd Independence Day rehearsal at Naval War Memorial in Visakhapatnam
A rehearsal was held by Indian Navy for the 72nd Independence Day at Victory At Sea, Naval War Memorial on the beach road in Visakhapatnam on Monday.
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Navy Wreath Laying Ceremony at War Memorial, Beach Road in Visakhapatnam..
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Submarine Museum /INS Kursura
9th anniversary celebrations of Kursura Submarine Museum on the Visakhapatnam Beach Road on 09-08-2011 .The Kursura Submarine was hauled up with all its weaponry and fittings to educate general public.
INS Kursura Submarine Museum, one of the most amazing landmarks in the tourism chapters of Visakhapatnam is celebrating its 9th anniversary today evening.
The first of its kind in the whole south Asia, the INS Kursura Submarine is a Soviet built-I-641 class Submarine and was inducted into the Indian Navy on 18, December 1969, and the same was decommissioned on 27, February 2001 after 31 years of glorious service to the nation. During her ferocious and victorious service, the submarine traversed 73,500 nautical miles participating in almost all types of Naval Operations. She played a vital role in the 1971 Indo-Pak war. She was the pioneer submarine extending goodwill and harmony through her visits and flag-showing missions to other Nations
Wreath Laying Ceremony By ENC Vice Admiral Karambir Singh At War Memorial || Visakhapatnam
AMPM Live : Wreath Laying Ceremony By ENC Vice Admiral Karambir Singh At War Memorial || Beach Road || Visakhapatnam
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Maritime Museum || Maritime Heritage || Visakha Museum | Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation.
The maritime wing of Visakha Museum was rededicated to people of Visakhapatnam by Vice Admiral Satish Soni, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command.
Speaking on the occasion, he recalled the importance of India’s rich maritime history and underlined the need for propagating maritime heritage among youngsters.
Vice Admiral Soni said that after the museum suffered heavy damage in the aftermath of Hudhud, meticulous care was taken to refurbish it.
The ENC Chief said that the museum had several interesting exhibits and promised to add more to make the museum one of the best places to visit for tourists as well as locals.
The museum, set up in 2004 on the Beach Road, serves as a source of information on Indian’s vast maritime heritage.
The maritime wing of the museum was renovated jointly by the Eastern Naval Command and the Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation. Ship models of INS Visakhapatnam, INS Sumedha, and INS Kamorta, along with Indian Naval Sailing Vessels Sudarshini, Mhadei, and HMS Trincomalee, have been added.
In addition, a model of the latest Scorpene class submarine Kalveri is also on display.
The aviation section has been given a totally new appearance with the addition of aircraft models like Chetak and Kamov.
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Indian Navy spokesperson DK Sharma said that 24 crew members were rescued on Thursday night, while nine navy ships, including destroyers and corvettes, and thousands of members of the navy combed the coast on Friday searching for the remaining crew.
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Russian Navy contingent parades in Visakhapatnam
Russian Navy contingent parades at International City Parade during International Fleet Review in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.
The Hon’ble President of India being the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, once in his/her term, reviews the Indian Naval (IN) Fleet as part of the ‘President’s Fleet Review’ (PFR). This review aims at assuring the country of the Indian Navy’s preparedness, high morale and discipline.
Many leading nations of the world use the opportunity provided by the Fleet Review to enhance mutual trust and confidence with their maritime neighbours and partners by inviting their ships to participate in the review. Normally called ‘International Fleet Review’ (IFR), this event then allows the host nation an occasion to display its maritime capabilities and the ‘bridges of friendship’ and trust it has built with other maritime nations. The last IFR was conducted in January 2001, off Mumbai with participation from 29 countries. This earned the country widespread appreciation and goodwill.
A Naval Fleet Review is a long-standing tradition followed by navies all over the world. It is a grand occasion when every operational ship is spruced up, proudly displaying its crest and its company in a spirit of loyalty and allegiance to its sovereign and the state. The idea of a Review was perhaps conceived as a show of naval might or an inspection of readiness for battle at sea. It still has the same connotation, but assembling of warships without any belligerent intentions is now the norm in modern times. Later reviews were used as a celebratory demonstration for victories in battle, for a coronation or on the occasion of the visit of royal guests. On many occasions, ships have sailed across the seas to participate in fleet reviews of friendly nations. While India boasts of a maritime tradition dating back to Vedic times, we do not have any authentic reports of fleet reviews of the past except for a mention of two influential women demanding a fleet review during the supremacy of the Marathas.
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RK Beach or Ramakrishna Beach (Vishakhapatnam)
Ramakrishna Beach is the main beach of Vishakhapatnam on the east of the city. It is one of the important tourist attractions. It remains crowded althroughout the year and more specifically on holidays. The beach is both rocky and sandy and very enjoyable for the visitors. You can see the famous Kaali temple on the beach. Lots of devotees come to this temple for pooja and darshan. The submarine museum is also there on Ramakrishna beach. There is a war memorial “Victory at Sea” to remember the victory of 1971 Indo-Pak war. Walking on the marine drive is very enjoyable.
Apart from Ramakrishna beach we visited the fishing harbour, Submarine museum, Lumbini park, BUDA park, Children's park and many other places in Vishakhapatnam. We had a boating in the sea using APTDC lunch. We also visited nearby places like rishikonda, thotlakonda etc. All these places are shown in separate videos.