অপহৃত ভারতীয় জাহাজের Crew সদস্যদের নিয়ে অক্ষত অবস্থায় বন্দরে পৌঁছল INS Chennai

ভারতীয় যুদ্ধজাহাজ আইএনএস চেন্নাই অক্ষত অবস্থায় পৌঁছল তামিলনাড়ুর চেন্নাইয়ে                 ~ED.1~PR.4~

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00:00 The Indian warship INS Chennai arrived in the state of distress in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

00:06 On 5 January, 15 Indian crew members and an Indian ship were abandoned by the Somali

00:12 and Pakistani forces.

00:14 Within 24 hours, the abandoned ship was lifted from the hands of the abandoned crew members

00:20 and the Indian ship was brought to the Indian Navy.

00:23 The abandoned ship was MV Leela Narbhav.

00:26 From 19th to 7th February, the Indian flagship ship, the Nau Samelan, will go to Milan

00:33 for the 2024 Kurura International Expo.

00:36 The Samelan will represent the two ships, Rajjo and Puducherry, along with INS Chennai.

00:42 The Minar is a Diwali-themed ship, the Nau Mahara, which in 1995 started its journey

00:48 from four countries, Indonesia, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand.

00:54 It gives me great pleasure to welcome Captain Raghu Nair, the commanding officer of INS Chennai.

01:00 As you are all aware, INS Chennai is here on a very short trip, but most importantly,

01:08 like the vibrant city Chennai, INS Chennai has also been making waves across the world

01:14 wherever she has been sailing.

01:16 She has been out to France, as also so many other ports.

01:20 And while she is now heading towards Vishakhapatnam, it gives us great pleasure to welcome INS Chennai

01:28 to Chennai, which is only for the second time ever since she got commissioned.

01:33 INS Chennai's Captain Raghu R. Nair says,

01:36 My crew and I, to be here in the city, in our namesake city, we are named after this great city.

01:41 And we've been out at sea for a long time now.

01:45 And as we make our way towards Vizag for Milan 24, it is indeed a pleasure and a privilege

01:51 to be here in this city.

01:53 Over the last few months, Chennai has been deployed all across the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean.

02:00 We've been in the north, the east, the west, the south.

02:03 We were fortunate to have been involved in some operations against pirates as well.

02:08 And all of this is important as the Indian Navy reaffirms its position as the preferred security partner in this region.

02:17 And also another great thing about Chennai is that being an indigenously designed ship,

02:22 she is the hallmark and she is the flag bearer of Atmanirbhar Bharat.

02:26 As you can see, this amazing ship behind me, she's been involved in numerous operations.

02:32 And each one of them, she's come out with flying colors.

02:34 And once again, it's indeed a privilege to be here in Chennai.

02:38 Before departing for Vizag, the INS Chennai will be able to see the ship until 17 February.

02:54 For now.

02:55 Bureau Report, One India Bangla.

03:00 Ninja Bungla!