What makes Navy Day distinct and special?

Introduction

Navy Day

On December 4, the Indian Navy observes Navy Day as a way of remembering “Operation Trident,” which was the navy’s 1971 attack on Karachi Harbour. The action began in retaliation for Pakistan’s preemptive bombing against the Indian airfield, known as operation Chengiz Khan.

Navy Day History

On December 4, the Indian Navy this day as a way of remembering “Operation Trident,” which was the navy’s 1971 attack on Karachi Harbour.

The action began in retaliation for Pakistan’s preemptive bombing against the Indian airfield, known as Operation Chengiz Khan. The navy replied through “Operation Trident” and later launched “Operation Cactus” and “Python”.

The day is also observed in remembrance of the gallant warriors who died in the conflict of 1971.

2023 Celebration Of Dec-4

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has sent his warmest regards.

“On Navy Day, best wishes to all the personnel of the Indian Navy. Their commitment to safeguarding our seas is a testament to their unwavering dedication to duty and love for our nation. In every circumstance, their spirit and resolve remain unshakable. We are forever grateful for their service and sacrifices.

I look forward to joining the Dec-4 program at Sindhudurg in Maharashtra later today. This place has a close association with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, whose efforts to build a strong navy are well known.”

When was the the first Indian Navy Day celebrated?

December 4 has been designated as Navy’s Day to honor the Navy’s strike on Karachi Harbor during the 1971 War, known as “Operation Trident.” The Royal Indian Navy observed Navy Day for the first time on October 21, 1944.