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Why is 4th December Celebrated As Navy Day?

The pride of India is the country’s army. Indian Navy has its own importance. Whenever there were external attacks in India, they happened through land routes. One reason for this is the strength of the Indian Navy, which cannot stand in front of the enemies through water routes. India’s maritime border is very vast.

The Indian Navy has an unwavering stake in the security of this vast water area. To salute the importance and respect of the Navy, Indian Navy Day is celebrated every year on 4 December. This day also has historical importance.

India-Pakistan war took place at the beginning of 1971, in which the Indian Navy won. To commemorate this occasion, Navy Day is celebrated on 4th December and we remember this historic achievement. Salute to all the water guards on the occasion of Indian Navy Day. Congratulate your friends, relatives, and every soldier on this special occasion by sending them Navy Day wishes.

The Indian Navy operates both above and below the ocean. It protects our national interests and is a well-balanced and cohesive three-dimensional force.

The Navy has three commands, each under the control of a Bolt Commander Commanding-in-Chief.

1. Western Naval Command. Its headquarters is in Mumbai.
2. Eastern Naval Command. Its headquarters is in Visakhapatnam.
3. Southern Naval Command. Its headquarters is in Kochi.

The Indian Navy protects and safeguards India’s maritime interests.