Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Indian Navy Eastern Fleet Ends Singapore Visit
The Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet recently visited Singapore for three days.
During the visit, the ships Delhi, Shakti, Satpura, and Kiltan were involved.
Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, the leader of the fleet, met with officials to talk about how the two navies could work together more closely in the Indo-Pacific area.
They discussed how to improve their naval ties.
The visit included a ceremony to honor soldiers from World War II, along with meetings and sports to help the navies understand each other better.
There was also a gathering to celebrate the growing partnership.
The Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet completed a three-day port visit to Singapore.
The visit involved the Delhi, Shakti, Satpura, and Kiltan ships.
Rear Admiral Susheel Menon, FOCEF, met with Indian and Singaporean officials.
Interactions included discussions on enhancing naval ties and maritime cooperation.
The Eastern Fleet participated in professional exchanges and a wreath-laying ceremony.
- Who
- The Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet and the Republic of Singapore Navy.
- What
- The Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet concluded a port visit to Singapore.
- When
- The visit concluded after three days, starting from July 16.
- Where
- Singapore
- Why
- As part of an operational deployment to Southeast Asia, to strengthen ties and enhance maritime cooperation.
- Fleet
- Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet
- Ships Involved
- Delhi, Shakti, Satpura, and Kiltan
- Fleet Commander
- Rear Admiral Susheel Menon
- Purpose
- Enhancing naval ties and maritime cooperation
- Activities
- Wreath-laying, professional exchanges, and sports