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Vizagvision:CULMINATION OF FIRST EDITION OF NAVAL COMMANDERS CONFERENCE 2026The first edition of the biannual Naval Commanders’ conference 2026 was conducted from 14-17 Apr 26 at New Delhi. The four day, apex level conference served as a vital Forum for a comprehensive review of the Navy’s operational and materiel preparedness, infrastructure, logistics, and human resource initiatives, along with an assessment of the prevailing operational environment amidst the ongoing conflict in the West Asia.The conference commenced with an inaugural address by the Chief of the Naval Staff. Emphasising the evolving geostrategic environment, the CNS highlighted increasing complexities in maritime security, where concurrent conflicts, a weakening rules-based order, and increased threat posed by non-state actors are converging to create a highly contested operational space for the Indian Navy.The CNS underscored the need to maintain continued focus on combat readiness and to adopt emerging technologies in order to build a future ready Force. He also reiterated the Indian Navy’s obligations in the Indian Ocean Region within the emerging geo-strategic landscape, and stressed the importance of a cohesive and credible approach through proactive engagements with Friendly Foreign Countries in both multilateral and bilateral exercises.The Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) and the Union Home Secretary also interacted with the Naval Commanders during the conference. The CDS highlighted changing geo-political order and urged the Navy to prepare for the rapidly evolving nature of warfare, including its economic and technological dimensions.The Home Secy alluded to the need for continued collaborative efforts between the Navy and para military in maintaining robust Coastal security architecture, and towards combating transnational illegal activities.During the conference, the Indian Navy Maritime Security Strategy (INMSS -2026) was released by the Chief of the Naval Staff, along with other key naval publications. Building upon Defence Forces Vision 2047 and Indian Navy Vision 2047, the INMSS outlines the Navy’s security strategy in the maritime domain for furtherance of National interests in the coming decade in the evolving security environment. The strategy is anchored in a realistic assessment of the evolving geo political landscape disruptive technologies, reforms in higher defence organisation, and the changing character of warfare.On the sidelines of the conference, the CNS also hosted Sagar Manthan. The forum facilitated a discussion between the Navy’s top leadership and subject matter experts on `Reforming Defence R&D and Capability Development through Greater Industry Participation’.
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Vizag Vision New Delhi:FIRST EDITION OF NAVAL COMMANDERS’ CONFERENCE-2026 COMMENCES AT NAU SENA BHAWAN, NEW DELHI The Indian Navy Commanders’ Conference 01/2026 commenced at Nau Sena Bhawan on 14 Apr 2026 with an inaugural address by Adm Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff, to senior naval leadership, outstation Operational and Area Commanders, and Command Headquarters and NavalThe CNS commended the Navy’s achievements in safeguardingIndia’s maritime interests, including energy security amidst the ongoing conflict in West Asia, increased tempo of operations, and enhanced interservice synergy. CNS laid emphasis on the continued focus on combat readiness and adapting emerging technologies to build a Future Ready force.The CNS reiterated the Indian Navy’s commitments in the Indian Ocean Region and beyond in the emerging geostrategic scenario, and the significance of Cohesive and Credible approach through proactive engagements with Friendly Foreign Countries (FFCs) in multilateral and bilateral exercises.Operational highlights, including salient issues pertaining to jointness,capability enhancement (afloat and ashore), maintenance and refits, multi-domain safety practices, training, foreign cooperation, HR issues, and innovation and indigenisation, were discussed during the Conference.Gen Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Defence Staff, addressed andinteracted with the naval commanders on matters pertaining to changing geopolitical orders, and urged the Navy to plan for rapidly evolving character of war, including economic and technological factors.
Vizag Vision Thailand:IOS SAGAR SHIP ARRIVES AT PHUKET, THAILANDIndian Ocean Ship (IOS) SAGAR arrived at Phuket, Thailand, on 14 Apr2026 on completion of a six-day transit from Malé, Maldives, marking the second port call of its ongoing mission.The IOS SAGAR-INS Sunayna, with a multinational crew from 16Friendly Foreign Countries (FFCs), is on deployment to the Indian Ocean Region, reinforcing the vision of MAHASAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions). The current edition of IOS SAGAR, which commenced in Mar 2026, also reflects India’s leadership role as Chair of the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium (IONS).During the port call at Phuket, IOS SAGAR is scheduled to engage inprofessional interactions with the Royal Thai Navy (RTN), aimed atstrengthening bilateral defence cooperation and enhancing mutual understanding. A range of social, cultural and sporting engagements are also planned to foster camaraderie and people-to-people connect. The ship’s stay coincides with the Songkran festival, the traditional Thai New Year, providing an opportunity for strengthening cultural exchanges amongst the participating navies.During the transit from Malé, the international crew undertook structured training activities at sea, including seamanship evolutions and operational drills, aimed at enhancing collective readiness, interoperability and maritime cooperation. The deployment underscores the Indian Navy’s continued commitment to strengthening maritime partnerships and capacity building,thereby contributing to regional security and stability.IOS SAGAR was flagged off from Mumbai on 02 April 2026 by Hon’bleRaksha Rajya Mantri Shri Sanjay Seth. As part of this mission, the Indian Navy crew along with 38 personnel from 16 Friendly Foreign Countries onboard IOS SAGAR will undertake port calls at Male, Phuket, Jakarta, Singapore, Yangon, Chittagong and Colombo.https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleaseDetail.aspx?PRID=2248586The initiative embodies the vision of ‘One Ocean, One Mission’, fostering deeper engagement and cooperation among maritime partners.
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Vizagvision Visakhapatnam: GOOD NEWS:REGULARISATION OF SPECIAL TRAINS AS WEEKLY EXPRESS TRAINSThe Ministry of Railways has approved the regularisation of FOUR Train-on-Demand Specials operated by East Coast Railway, to be operated as regular Weekly Express trains. This move will provide enhanced passenger convenience, improved connectivity, and better utilization of existing rakes. The date of introduction will be intimated later. The details of the regularised trains are as under:VISAKHAPATNAM – TIRUPATI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18507/18508):The special train number 08583/08584 Special will be regularised as 18507/18508 to run as Weekly express 18507 from Vishakhapatnam on Mondays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 19.10hrs and will reach Duvvada at 19.48hrs and departure at 19.50hrs and will reach Tirupati at 09.30hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18508 express will leave Tirupati on Tuesdays at 21.50hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 12.28hrs and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalli, Elamanchili, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu, Tanuku, Bhimavaram Town, Akividu, Kaikalur, Gudivada, Vijayawada, Tenali, Chirala, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Srikalahasti and Renigunta between Visakhapatnam – Tirupati stations.Coach Composition: 2AC – 01, 3AC – 07, 3AC Economy – 01, Sleeper Class – 06, General Second class – 04, Pantry Car-1, Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 01 and Generator Motor car-1in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – SMVT BENGALURU EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18509/18510)The special trains numbered 08581/08582 Special will be regularised to as weekly express 18509 from Visakhapatnam on Sundays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 15.20hrs that reaches Duvvada at 16.00hrs and departure at 16.02hrs and will reach SMVT Bengaluru at 13.50hrs on Mondays.In return direction the train No. 18510 express will leave SMVT Bengaluru at 15.50hrs on Mondays which will reach Duvvada at 12.28hrs on the next day and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrs.Stoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalli, Elamanchili, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Eluru, Vijayawada, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Renigunta, Katapadi, Jolarpetai, Kuppam, Bangarpet and Krishnarajapuram between Visakhapatnam – SMV Bengaluru stations.Coach Composition: 2AC – 03, 3AC – 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 02 in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – TIRUPATI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18505/18506)The special train number 08547/08548 Special will be regularised as 18505/18506 to run as Weekly express 18507 from Vishakhapatnam on Wednesdays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 19.00hrs and will reach Duvvada at 19.35hrs and departure at 19.37hrs and will reach Tirupati at 09.30hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18508 express will leave Tirupati on Thursdays at 21.50hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 12.28hrs and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalle, Elamanchali, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu, Tanuku, Bhimavaram Town, Kaikalur, Gudivada, Vijayawada, Tenali, Chirala, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Srikalahasti and Renigunta between Visakhapatnam and TirupatiCoach Composition: 2AC – 03, 3AC – 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 02 in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – CHARLAPALLI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18527/18528):The special train No. 08579/08580 Special will be regularised as18527/18528 to run as Weekly express 18527 from Vishakhapatnam on Fridays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 17.30hrs and will reach Duvvada at 16.03hrs and departure at 16.05hrs and will reach Charlapalli at 08.00hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18528 express will leave Charlapalli on Saturdays at 14.30hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 04.35hrs and departure at 04.37hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 05.20hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalle, Elamanchili, Tuni, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Eluru, Rayanapadu, Khammam, Warangal and Kazipet between Visakhapatnam and Charlapalli.The introduction of these express services will be made effective from an early convenient date, to be notified separately. This regularisation ensures continued service reliability and improved rail connectivity for passengers traveling across Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka and TelanganaCoach Composition: 2AC – 03, 3AC – 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class cum luggage coach – 02 in its composition.

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Vizagvision Visakhapatnam: GOOD NEWS:REGULARISATION OF SPECIAL TRAINS AS WEEKLY EXPRESS TRAINSThe Ministry of Railways has approved the regularisation of FOUR Train-on-Demand Specials operated by East Coast Railway, to be operated as regular Weekly Express trains. This move will provide enhanced passenger convenience, improved connectivity, and better utilization of existing rakes. The date of introduction will be intimated later. The details of the regularised trains are as under:VISAKHAPATNAM – TIRUPATI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18507/18508):The special train number 08583/08584 Special will be regularised as 18507/18508 to run as Weekly express 18507 from Vishakhapatnam on Mondays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 19.10hrs and will reach Duvvada at 19.48hrs and departure at 19.50hrs and will reach Tirupati at 09.30hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18508 express will leave Tirupati on Tuesdays at 21.50hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 12.28hrs and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalli, Elamanchili, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu, Tanuku, Bhimavaram Town, Akividu, Kaikalur, Gudivada, Vijayawada, Tenali, Chirala, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Srikalahasti and Renigunta between Visakhapatnam – Tirupati stations.Coach Composition: 2AC - 01, 3AC - 07, 3AC Economy – 01, Sleeper Class – 06, General Second class – 04, Pantry Car-1, Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 01 and Generator Motor car-1in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – SMVT BENGALURU EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18509/18510)The special trains numbered 08581/08582 Special will be regularised to as weekly express 18509 from Visakhapatnam on Sundays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 15.20hrs that reaches Duvvada at 16.00hrs and departure at 16.02hrs and will reach SMVT Bengaluru at 13.50hrs on Mondays.In return direction the train No. 18510 express will leave SMVT Bengaluru at 15.50hrs on Mondays which will reach Duvvada at 12.28hrs on the next day and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrs.Stoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalli, Elamanchili, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Eluru, Vijayawada, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Renigunta, Katapadi, Jolarpetai, Kuppam, Bangarpet and Krishnarajapuram between Visakhapatnam – SMV Bengaluru stations.Coach Composition: 2AC - 03, 3AC - 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 02 in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – TIRUPATI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18505/18506)The special train number 08547/08548 Special will be regularised as 18505/18506 to run as Weekly express 18507 from Vishakhapatnam on Wednesdays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 19.00hrs and will reach Duvvada at 19.35hrs and departure at 19.37hrs and will reach Tirupati at 09.30hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18508 express will leave Tirupati on Thursdays at 21.50hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 12.28hrs and departure at 12.30hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 13.30hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalle, Elamanchali, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu, Tanuku, Bhimavaram Town, Kaikalur, Gudivada, Vijayawada, Tenali, Chirala, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Srikalahasti and Renigunta between Visakhapatnam and TirupatiCoach Composition: 2AC - 03, 3AC - 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class luggage cum Divyangjan coach – 02 in its composition.VISAKHAPATNAM – CHARLAPALLI EXPRESS (TRAIN NOS. 18527/18528):The special train No. 08579/08580 Special will be regularised as18527/18528 to run as Weekly express 18527 from Vishakhapatnam on Fridays which will leave Visakhapatnam at 17.30hrs and will reach Duvvada at 16.03hrs and departure at 16.05hrs and will reach Charlapalli at 08.00hrs on the next day.In return direction the 18528 express will leave Charlapalli on Saturdays at 14.30hrs which will reach Duvvada on the next day at 04.35hrs and departure at 04.37hrs and will reach Visakhapatnam at 05.20hrsStoppages: Duvvada, Anakapalle, Elamanchili, Tuni, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Eluru, Rayanapadu, Khammam, Warangal and Kazipet between Visakhapatnam and Charlapalli.The introduction of these express services will be made effective from an early convenient date, to be notified separately. This regularisation ensures continued service reliability and improved rail connectivity for passengers traveling across Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka and TelanganaCoach Composition: 2AC - 03, 3AC - 04, Sleeper Class – 09, General Second class – 04 and Second-Class cum luggage coach – 02 in its composition.

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