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Vizag Vision Visakhapatnam : Margadarsi Award Dr. P K Josh receives prestigious award Gold medal at Andhra P-4 Foundation anniversary celebrationsAward in recognition of Dr. P K Josh’s tireless servicesNot only a common man, but also as the General Secretary of Concern Charitable Trust and Senior Citizens Union, Dr. P K Josh, who has been an inspiration to many by providing tireless services to the people, the state government has honored Dr. P K Josh with a prestigious award. A certificate of honor was presented.He received the award from the hands of Visakhapatnam District In-charge Minister, Andhra Pradesh Social Welfare and Diversity Minister Dr. Dola Sri Bala Veeranjaneyaswamy, Bhimili MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao, Visakhapatnam District Collector M.N. Harendhira Prasad, and GVMC Commissioner Ketan Garg at the first anniversary celebrations of the Swarna Andhra P-4 Foundation held at the ‘Vizag Convention’ next to the Madhurawada Cricket Stadium.On this occasion, many praised the services being rendered by Dr. PK Josh.He praised that he has enlightened the lives of many people by serving the people selflessly.He congratulated him for becoming an inspiration to more people through the good programs he is doing.He praised that Dr. PK Josh has proven that to serve the people, it is enough to have a good idea and personality.He informed that this award was presented in recognition of his service activities.Later, Dr. P K Jose said that for the last 16 years, he has undertaken many programs in education, health, skill development training, medical camps, rugs for the elderly, poor students and the disabled in 35 mandals from three districts. He thanked the government for recognizing his services and giving him this award and the dignitaries who presented him with the certificate.
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Vizag Vision New Delhi :DELIVERY OF MALWAN – THE SECOND ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE SHALLOW WATER CRAFT BUILT BY CSL, KOCHI‘Malwan’, the second of eight Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow WaterCraft (ASW SWC) built by Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), Kochi, wasdelivered to the Indian Navy on 31 Mar 2026.The vessel has been indigenously designed and constructed by CSL,Kochi to Indian Navy’s specifications in accordance with Classification Rules of DNV. Malwan’ draws its name from the historic coastal town of Malwanin Maharashtra, a region intrinsically linked to the illustrious maritime heritage of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The ship also encapsulates the legacy of the erstwhile INS Malwan, an Indian Naval Minesweeper which remained in service till 2003, thereby continuing the naval tradition of preserving distinguished warship names.The ship is equipped for underwater surveillance, Anti-SubmarineWarfare (ASW) operations in coastal waters, Low Intensity MaritimeOperations (LIMO) along with mine warfare capabilities. Measuringapproximately 80 metres in length and displacing 1,100 tons, the Waterjets propelled ASW SWCs are equipped with torpedoes, multifunctional antisubmarine rockets, and state-of-the-art sensors including advanced radars and sonar systems.With over 80% indigenous content, Malwan marks another milestonein indigenous warship construction and reaffirms the Government of India’s vision of ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’. The ship proudly carries equipment and systems developed and integrated onboard by the domestic defence manufacturing ecosystem, including MSMEs.
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Vizag Vision New Delhi :LAUNCH OF FIRST NEXT GENERATION OFFSHORE PATROL VESSEL(YARD 1280, SHACHI) AT M/S GSL, GOAYard 1280 (Shachi), the first of eleven Next Generation OffshorePatrol Vessels (NGOPVs), was launched at M/s GSL, Goa on 31 Mar 2026 by Mrs Shagun Sobti, in the presence of VAdm Tarun Sobti, Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff.The event was conducted with full naval traditions. Senior dignitariesfrom the Indian Navy, Ministry of Defence, and GSL attended the occasion. The construction of NGOPVs is being undertaken concurrently at two shipyards (GSL, Goa & GRSE, Kolkata). These indigenously built ships will augment the existing ten OPVs/ NOPVs for multi-domain operations, such as defence & surveillance, search and rescue, protection of offshore assets, HADR and anti-piracy missions. These ships derive their names from Indian mythology, with first ship (ex-GSL) being named as ‘Shachi’, meaning one who renders assistance. The crest design of NGOPVs depicts the constellation of Ursa Major and a red and white lighthouse.
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