Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Indian Navy's Passing Out Parade at INS Chilka
Tomorrow, the Indian Navy will have a big ceremony at INS Chilka.
About 2,700 people, including 2,100 special soldiers called Agniveers, will finish their 16 weeks of training.
More than 110 of these Agniveers are women.
A very important navy leader, Vice Admiral Sameer Saxena, will be there to watch and give awards.
Families, old soldiers, and famous sports people will also be there to celebrate.
This event shows how the Indian Navy trains its soldiers to be strong and ready for any challenges.
The passing out parade at INS Chilka will be held on January 8.
Nearly 2,700 trainees, including 2,100 Agniveers, will participate, with over 110 women Agniveers.
The parade marks the completion of 16 weeks of rigorous training.
Vice Admiral Sameer Saxena will be the chief guest and review the ceremony.
Families of the trainees, distinguished veterans, and eminent sports personalities will attend the event.
- Who
- 2,700 trainees, including 2,100 Agniveers, with over 110 women Agniveers
- What
- Passing out parade marking the culmination of 16 weeks of training
- When
- January 8
- Where
- INS Chilka
- Why
- To celebrate the successful completion of training and the Agniveers' readiness to serve the nation
- Date
- January 8
- Location
- INS Chilka
- Total Trainees
- 2,700
- Agniveers
- 2,100
- Women Agniveers
- More than 110
- Training Duration
- 16 weeks
- Chief Guest
- Vice Admiral Sameer Saxena